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The order seeks to end the separation of migrant families by detaining parents and children together. - Migrant children: Former migrant shelter worker on why he quit Former US youth migrant shelter worker Antar tells the BBC why he quit his job last week. - Hungary passes 'Stop Soros' law banning help for migrants Under the new so-called "Stop Soros" law, anyone who helps asylum seekers faces a year in jail. - World Cup 2018: Russian media mock 'husband-hunters' Burger King offering a reward to women who get pregnant by players adds to wave of sexism. - Panama Papers: Mossack Fonseca was unable to identify company owners A leak shows the company at the heart of the scandal couldn't identify owners of most firms involved. - Gene-edited farm animals are on their way Scientists create pigs that are immune to one of the world's costliest livestock diseases. - Baghdad mall sorry for turning away orphans at Eid The children were supposed to eat at a restaurant in the mall but were denied entry. - World Cup 2018: Spain beat Iran thanks to Diego Costa goal Spain edge out a gallant Iran in an absorbing contest to ensure they will reach the World Cup knockout stage with a win in their final group game. - Former WWE wrestler star Vader dies at 63 Vader - his real name Leon White - passed away following a severe case of pneumonia. - EU to launch counter-tariffs against US on Friday The move comes after President Donald Trump imposed steep duties on steel and aluminium in May. - Instagram longer videos: How new IGTV feature will work IGTV allows users to create long-form videos in portrait mode that can be up to an hour long. - UK PM sees off Tory Brexit vote rebellion After months of debate, the EU (Withdrawal) Bill clears Parliament and goes for Royal Assent. - 'Of course Senegal will win the World Cup' - Fans react to opening game win Senegal beat Poland 2-1 in their opening game of the World Cup, and one fan in Dakar thinks they can go all the way. - New Jersey school sued over bullied girl's suicide A family lawyer says smart phones can be "a lethal weapon in the hands of the wrong child". - The Australian town that killed its residents The town that killed its residents. - Inside South Sudan's civil war The BBC gains rare access to the world's youngest nation, torn apart by five years of civil war. - Italy migrants: Benetton criticised over ad campaign The Italian clothing firm is condemned for using images of migrants rescued at sea. - Wolves in France: Farmers fear attacks One mayor says children under 10 years old should not walk alone, in case of an attack. - Girl on Fire: Kenya schoolgirl's Alicia Keys cover becomes viral hit How video of a 13-year-old Kenyan schoolgirl singing an Alicia Keys song has gone viral on social media. - Life after Mr Heroin Maurice Abbey Bey is a former user who spent every cent he had on drugs, but what would he do with $100 now? - Mountain lion kittens found living in US cave Meet the new residents of a cave in California. - Saudi women get driving lessons ahead of big day Images from a driving centre in Dhahran, where women are preparing for the ban's end on 24 June. - Should migrants in Australia face an English test? People in Sydney give their thoughts on a controversial plan to assess prospective citizens. - XXXTentacion: Controversy rages after rapper's shooting death Fans grapple with how to remember XXXTentacion as conspiracy theories circulate. - Why did the US leave the UN Human Rights Council? America's move was not unexpected but still disappointing for both Washington allies and critics. |
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