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BBC US & Canada : 2018June02Saturday

South China Sea dispute: Beijing attacks 'irresponsible' US comments

US-North Korea: Trump gets a strangely large letter

Five people die in US romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak

US tariffs a dangerous game, says EU

US millionaire charged with labourer's nuclear bunker death

US-North Korea: Trump says summit with Kim is back on

US jobless rate falls to 18-year low

Buffalo Wild Wings apologises over 'awful' tweets in targeted hacking

South China Sea dispute: Mattis says China 'intimidating neighbours'

Taliban officials 'in talks with Afghan government', US says

BBC Asia : 2018June02Saturday

Durian in space: Thailand to send smelly fruit into orbit

Sultan of Yogyakarta: A feminist revolution in an ancient kingdom

South China Sea dispute: Beijing attacks 'irresponsible' US comments

MH370: Four-year hunt ends after private search is completed

Is this the food capital of Asia?

Inequality in India can be seen from outer space

North Korea's Kim Yong-chol heads to US for talks

North Korea says US Vice-President Pence's comments 'stupid'

Asia Argento warns Cannes predators: 'We know who you are'

Snake bites are now a global health priority, says WHO

BBC Europe : 2018June02Saturday

Pedro Sánchez is sworn in as Spain's new prime minister

Visa payment disruption hits Europe

Denmark passes ban on niqabs and burkas

US tariffs a dangerous game, says EU

Arkady Babchenko: Ukraine faked murder of journalist

Brexit: Why do some UK citizens fear for their future rights?

Liege shooting: Two police officers and civilian dead in Belgium

GDPR: US news sites unavailable to EU users under new rules

Hungary to criminalise migrant helpers in crackdown

Italy government: Giuseppe Conte to head populist coalition

BBC - Middle East: 2018June02Saturday

Gaza violence: Thousands attend funeral for Palestinian medic

Vogue defends Saudi princess cover after backlash

Israel strikes Gaza after heaviest mortar barrage in years

Is Israel driving a wedge between Russia and Iran?

Gaza violence: Red Cross sends surgeons 'to help health crisis'

F-35 stealth fighter sees first combat, in Israeli operation

United Arab Emirates jails activist for 10 years 'for defaming nation'

Why Iranians are sharing their #MeToo moments

Egypt's Sisi sworn in for second term with vow to fight terrorism

Gaza begins to bury its dead after deadliest day in years

BBC - Africa: 2018June02Saturday

Africa's week in pictures: 24-31 May 2018

South Africa outrage over 'naked' school choir performance

Tramadol emboldens vigilantes to fight Boko Haram

Uganda to build 'Idi Amin museum' to attract tourists

Nigeria's Tramadol crisis: The drug fuelling death, despair and Boko Haram

Liverpool-Real Madrid: How Mo Salah fever has gripped Africa

Uganda imposes WhatsApp and Facebook tax 'to stop gossip'

Head of Kenya youth agency arrested in $78m corruption scandal

Morne Morkel: England provides 'highest quality' of cricket after South Africa exit

How Mozambique's smuggling barons nurtured jihadists

BBC - Australia: 2018June02Saturday

Australia alert after ship loses 83 containers

ANZ, Deutsche Bank and Citigroup face 'criminal cartel' charges

2018 FIFA World Cup

Australian cat-proof fence protects endangered species

Cricket corruption: Australia 'not aware of credible evidence' for new claims

Commonwealth Games: Fifty athletes in Australia 'illegally'

Margaret River deaths: Seven people found dead in Western Australia

Nigel Farage to head 'down under' on Brexit tour

Rory Best: Injured Ireland skipper out of Australia tour

Australian archbishop Philip Wilson guilty of concealing child sex abuses