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Vashi: Jewellery boss in £170m scam told shop staff to pretend to be customers

Insiders tell BBC Panorama how the man behind upmarket jeweller Vashi conned investors and customers.
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China's huge navy is expanding at breakneck speed - will it rule the waves?

Beijing's shipbuilding capacity is 200 times that of the US, an expert says, calling the scale "extraordinary".
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Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani injured in car accident

The former Trump adviser's car was struck from behind on a highway in New Hampshire, a statement said.
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Afghanistan earthquake: At least 20 killed and dozens more feared dead

The 6.0 magnitude quake struck at a depth of 10km (6.2miles) and shook buildings from Kabul to Pakistan's capital Islamabad.
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Sergio Gor: Trump's 'great friend' and the new India envoy

Gor's appointment comes at a time when India-US ties have become strained due to Trump's steep tariffs.
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Polish tennis star meets fan after US Open hat snatching viral video

Kamil Majchrzak shared a clip of him meeting the boy, after a viral video appeared to show a spectator depriving him of one.
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Hamas spokesman Abu Obeida killed in Gaza, Israel says

Israel says the military spokesman was killed in a strike on Saturday - Hamas has not confirmed the death.
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Australian state to ban fish-shaped soy sauce containers

The iconic containers have become a staple in many Asian restaurants and takeaways around the world.
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Watch: Putin, Modi and other world leaders in China for summit

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are among the 20 world leaders attending a regional security summit in China.
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Putin and Modi in China for summit overshadowed by trade wars with US

The talks come with steep US tariffs imposed on India and Putin under threat of sanctions over Ukraine.
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SCO: China and India attempt to repair strained ties

India's prime minister hopes to draw nearer to some of the world’s largest economies.
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Mexico disappearances: Thousands march for the 130,000 missing

Thousands march through Mexico's cities urging more government action against enforced disappearances - a problem often linked to drug cartels.