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'Act of God' threatens N Ireland church
Donegal Parish Church was badly damaged by a lightning strike on Christmas Day 2016
Hans Asperger 'collaborated with Nazis' in WWII
A medical journal suggests the renowned autism paediatrician was a Nazi collaborator.
Levski Sofia v CSKA Sofia: Police officer injured by explosion during derby match
A policewoman is seriously injured following an explosion at the Vasil Levski stadium during Levski Sofia's Bulgarian league match with city rivals CSKA.
The young Holocaust survivor interviewed by the BBC in 1945
Hetty Verolme returns to the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp where she spoke to the BBC in April 1945.
German police investigate anti-Semitic attack in Berlin
A video of the incident shows a man hitting the pair with his belt and shouting anti-Semitic abuse.
Brexit: Ministers suffer first defeat on EU Withdrawal Bill
Peers back a proposal that seeks to retain the option of a customs union with the EU.
Iceland's Bitcoin heist suspect 'flees on PM's plane'
The man fled from Iceland to Sweden on a passenger plane reportedly also carrying the prime minister.
Autistic teen's Lego Titanic replica on display in US
The autistic boy says the project, which took over 700 hours, helped him to overcome his condition.
Turkey's President Erdogan calls snap election in June
The Turkish leader changes his mind and says elections will take place almost 18 months early.
Belgium firms prosecuted over exporting Sarin precursor to Syria
The three firms say they did not know their exports of a Sarin-linked chemical to Syria might be illegal.
Brexit: 'Windrush warning' over right-to-remain process
EU nationals must not face a "bureaucratic nightmare" to stay in the UK, Guy Verhofstadt warns.
German mass raids target forced prostitution gang
Police aim to break up a network that smuggled Thais into Germany and forced them into sex work.
Czech rum gets stay of execution after EU ruling
European Union gives manufacturers five years to replace ingredient of popular drink which has been linked to cancer.
Ofcom opens seven investigations into Russia Today
The regulator will investigate the "due impartiality of news and current affairs programmes".
Sweden's deadly problem with hand grenades
Grenades have come to symbolise Sweden's debate about violent crime ahead of September's election.

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