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Green wave could change the balance of power in European Parliament
The Greens are projected to win 71 seats
Everything you need to know about the Hong Kong protests as they reach 100 days
Despite withdrawal of the extradition bill protesters are still taking to the streets
Gold toilet stolen from British stately home
Maurizio Cattelan's 18-carat work worth more than $1m was on display for just two days before it was taken
Benjamin Netanyahu says he intends to annex Jordan Valley
Israeli leader made the announcement live on television
US adventurer first to visit every ocean’s deepest point
Victor Vescovo’s feat took 10 months to complete in a specially-designed submarine
US piles on the sanctions on Iran's oil shipping network
Washington also refuses sanctions waivers for French offer of $15bn credit line to Tehran
ICC ordered to reconsider Israel's 2010 Gaza flotilla raid
Israeli marines killed 10 Turkish citizens in raid on vessel close to Gaza
US offers $5m reward for information on three ISIS deputies
The three join a long list of targets for whom the US is offering bounties
Sudan's Gen Mohamed Dagalo vows to stick to power-sharing deal
Deputy head of Transitional Military Council denied his forces were involved in crackdown on protesters
Hong Kong airport cancels all flights as protesters flood terminals
More than 5,000 demonstrators occupied the airport, police said
Women front and centre of British Arab culture award shortlist
Organisations MARSM, Comma Press, Barakat Trust and Sarha Collective were also shortlisted for an award
First British jockey to race in a hijab to take on Goodwood’s Magnolia Cup
Eighteen-year-old Khadijah Mellah will race on Ladies Day at the meet
Just 9,000 refugees granted reunification with families in Germany
German politicians have come under pressure to lower the number of refugees settling there
Scottish First Minister calls British government's Brexit strategy 'dangerous'
Boris Johnson was booed by protesters in Edinburgh as he arrived for talks with Nicola Sturgeon
Matteo Salvini bargains with the EU over the fate of 132 refugees stuck offshore
The far-right Italian politician wants EU nations to share the burden of resettling new arrivals
