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Obama pushes for gun laws

CNN - 3 Oct 2015 02:27
Obama pushes for gun laws President Barack Obama once again called for more gun laws on Friday, pleading for increased regulation after a deadly mass shooting on an Oregon college campus.
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Eurotunnel Suspends Channel Tunnel Trains

Sky News - 3 Oct 2015 03:43
Eurotunnel Suspends Channel Tunnel Trains Eurotunnel says it has suspended train services between Folkestone and Calais due to a "large intrusion" of migrants at its terminal in France.
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The Victims: A Snapshot of Students Lost: Young and Old, but All Striving An instructor and eight students from various walks of life and ages were remembered as an Oregon community tried to come to grips with a mass shooting.
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By Alistair Bell and Tom Perry WASHINGTON/MOSCOW
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MSF staff killed in suspected US strike on Kunduz hospital in Afghanistan - latest Source tells Guardian at least 20 aid workers dead All 10 international staff survived airstrike - MSF US forces 'should have known' location of hospital Airstrike may have caused collateral damage - US military 3.59pm B...
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Despite preparations, drug mix-up derails Oklahoma executions, casts doubt on protocols
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Palestinians tackle the trauma of imprisonment

Al Jazeera English - 3 Oct 2015 16:48
Long after they are released, Palestinians struggle to break free from the trauma of serving time in Israeli prisons.
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Syrian opposition group says leader met UN chief, urged condemnation of Russian airstrikes
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Second foreigner killed in Bangladesh

The Guardian - 3 Oct 2015 16:31
Second foreigner killed in Bangladesh Japanese man Kunio Hoshi shot in Rangpur, five days after murder of Italian Cesare Tavella by Islamic State in Dhaka A Japanese man has been killed near Rangpur in northern Bangladesh, five days after an Italian citizen ...
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Trump on Oregon Shooting: 'Guns, No Guns--It Doesn't Matter' Trump says the major problem is mental illness and copycats
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Police: Teen fatally shoots civilian Sydney police worker in apparent terror-linked killing
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Colombian military assault kills crafty cocaine warlord who ruled rural fiefdom near Venezuela
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Flooding rains could create 'slow-motion disaster' for US east coast Hurricane Joaquin may be less of a threat than was feared, but parts of the Carolinas could see an entire autumn's worth of rainfall Even with hurricane Joaquin no longer as big of a threat, the weekend promises little r...
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Russia Hitting Civilians Not IS, Says Britain

Sky News - 3 Oct 2015 10:53
Russia Hitting Civilians Not IS, Says Britain The Defence Secretary accuses Russia of bolstering the Assad regime with airstrikes in Syria, saying 1 in 20 hit civilians.
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Virgin Begins Automatic Refunds Over Rail Delays Virgin Trains starts a new system to pay compensation to delayed commuters - a move which is hoped will be rolled out nationally.
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Mexico needs to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the case of 43 missing college students, whose fate remains a mystery a year after they disappeared at the hands of local police and a drug gang, the Inter-American ...
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Wisconsin airman among 11 dead in Afghanistan plane crash An airman from Wisconsin was among the 11 people killed when a U.S. Air Force military transport crashed at a base in Afghanistan, his sister said Friday. Airman Quinn Johnson-Harris, 21, was a 2012 graduate of Homestead...
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Homeless man spears bear to death in Alaska, officials say A homeless man fashioned a machete-like blade to a groomed tree branch and speared a hungry black bear cub that was sniffing for food Friday morning at an illegal camp site in Anchorage.
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SANTA CATARINA PINULA, Guatemala
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Firefighters' Union Backs Away From Endorsement of Hillary Clinton The International Association of Fire Fighters was influenced by the possible Democratic candidacy of Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., as well as rank-and-file members' discomfort with Mrs. Clinton.
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MOSCOW/AMMAN
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