Trump calls for American resolve against 'vile enemy'
On Monday, a spokesman for Khan said: "The mayor is focused on dealing with Saturday's horrific and cowardly attack and working with the police, the emergency services and the Government to keep London safe". Trump's latest missive at Khan was part of several Monday morning tweets from the president. The attack in London Bridge and Borough Market killed seven and injured 48.
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'I've been stabbed': London attack survivors recount horrors
Neighbors identified Butt from the film's footage Monday, pointing to a scene in which he is shown participating in a provocative prayer session at Regents Park, near London's biggest mosque and helping to display a black flag covered in white Arabic lettering similar to the one used by the Islamic State group, which took responsibility for the attack .
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Ariana Grande returns to Manchester to honour victims
Images of the Manchester victims comprised the design on the back of the dress, which formed the shape of a heart, reported Variety . Grande was emotional and teary-eyed throughout the One Love Manchester concert Sunday, which the British Red Cross said it raised more than 10 million ($13 million) for the We Love Manchester Emergency Fund, created for those affected by the attack at Grande's May 22 show.
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'Happy' Gareth Bale aims for more trophies at Real Madrid
I'm very happy here and I work hard to achieve that'. "This season was wonderful again, last season was awesome". "I found out I wasn't going to start just before the game, but I always knew really because I'd been training for only five days with the team".
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The President Is Recuperating Fast - Aisha Buhari
According to a statement by Suleiman Haruna , her spokesperson, Mrs Buhari called on Nigerians to continue to be strong in the face of challenges. On arrival, she conveyed the appreciation of the President to Nigerians over their constant prayers.
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'President Trump believes the climate is changing': Ambassador Haley
Haley accused the council of "whitewashing brutality" by welcoming countries such as Venezuela and Cuba as members, though she did not mention the inclusion of other alleged rights violators such as Saudi Arabia and Egypt, both US allies. Washington previously shunned the United Nations body for three years under George W. Bush's presidency before rejoining in 2009 under Barack Obama.
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Philippine lawmakers ask top court to nullify martial law
Lagman said that Calida demeaned his office by calling the petitioners "rabble-rousers" and "psychotics". "Their denial that there is an ongoing rebellion by the combined forces of the Maute group and the Abu Sayyaf, heightened by the participation of foreign jihadists to make Mindanao a caliphate of ISIS, is like saying that the sun does not rise from the east.
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Philippine troops discover $1.6M abandoned by militants fleeing Marawi
In one house they found a vault loaded with neat stacks of money worth 52.2 million pesos and cheques made out for cash worth 27 million pesos. After the Marawi siege began, Duterte declared martial law in Mindanao, with support from allies in the Congress.
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Buffon vows to take one more shot at winning Champions League
Juventus club president Andrea Agnelli said: "I've been informed of the incident and my thoughts go out to those who were injured on what was supposed to be a night of celebration". After a thrilling first 45 minutes the match was perfectly poised at 1-1 but Real took control after the break to silence the vociferous Juventus supporters.
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Trump's latest tweets could hurt effort to restore travel ban
Legal experts say Trump's call for a tougher version of the travel ban could undermine his administration's effort to reinstate the controversial policy, which has been appealed to the Supreme Court. Speedy action was needed precisely to allow the government to develop new vetting procedures for people seeking to enter the US, the lawyers said. Perhaps homeland security can't get the job done because many top positions remain open.
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Turkey's Erdogan holds talks with leaders on lowering Qatar tension
Qatar has provided the most number of jobs for Sri Lankan expatriates after Saudi Arabia in the last two years. Ever since six countries, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain severed relations with Qatar after accusing the state of supporting terrorism and destabilising the region, residents of Qatar have been stocking up on food, anxious that a diplomatic spat with its neighbours could turn into an economic blockade and lead to shortages.
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Portland Archbishop 'shocked and deeply saddened' by MAX stabbings
In the probable cause affidavit, prosecutors said video feeds in the back of a patrol vehicle captured Christian saying after his arrest that he had stabbed three people in the neck. Fletcher shoved Christian so hard Christian lost his balance and told him to get off the train, the affidavit said. However, he may not get the chance to, as aggravated murder charges carry a maximum penalty of death.



