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British police say three people have been shot dead near a swimming pool in the eastern England town of Spalding.

India's top court has ordered a scion of India's Nehru-Gandhi family to express regret or face defamation charges for blaming the country's top Hindu nationalist organization for the 1948 assassination of independence leader Mohandas Gandhi.

The European Union has slapped its biggest ever cartel fine, worth $3.24 billion, on five of Europe's top truck producers for colluding to keep prices artificially high at the expense of consumers.

The Latest on the Bastille Day truck attack in Nice, France, that killed 84 people (all times local): 12:15 p.m.

Syrian activists say airstrikes on Islamic State-held villages in northern Syria have killed at least 56 civilians.

Iran's foreign minister is extolling the country's ability to bring its nuclear program back on track as limits on the 15-year accord ease in the coming years.

The U.S. ambassador in Albania has warned that Washington will take action against politicians who do not vote a judicial reform agreement, considered key to convincing the European Union to launch membership negotiations with the Balkan country.

Authorities say two commercial airline pilots have been arrested at Glasgow Airport on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol, shortly before they were due to take off on a trans-Atlantic flight.

Officials say two policemen have been killed in northern Turkey in an attack targeting officers manning a security road block.

Italy says five of the 84 dead in the Nice truck attack were Italians, including two couples celebrating a recent retirement.

Israel's prime minister says the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah will face an "iron fist" if it attacks Israel again.

Deputies elected in Spain's second inconclusive elections last month are taking their seats and starting procedures to try to elect a prime minister and avoid another round of elections.

Joggers, cyclists and sun-seekers are back on Nice's famed Riviera coast, a further sign of normal life returning on the Promenade des Anglais where dozens were killed in last week's Bastille Day truck attack.

Authorities in Indian-controlled portion of Kashmir have lifted a three-day ban on the publication of newspapers imposed following massive anti-India protests in the region that left dozens of people dead and hundreds injured.

A leading international human rights group says more than half of the nearly 500,000 school-age Syrian children registered in Lebanon do not go to school and receive no formal education.

Turkey's state-run news agency says courts have ordered 85 generals and admirals jailed pending trial over their roles in a botched coup attempt.

A tour bus carrying visitors from mainland China burst into flames on a busy highway near Taiwan's capital on Tuesday, killing 26 people, Taiwanese media said.

North Korea launched three missiles Monday, according to a statement from the U.S. Strategic Command in Nebraska.

Eight Turkish military personnel who flew to Greece aboard a helicopter during an attempted coup in Turkey are appearing before immigration authorities for interviews on their applications for asylum.

The Philippine Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a plunder charge against former President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, ordering her immediate release from nearly five years of hospital detention.