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Foreign Firefighters Arrive in Greece for Summer Wildfire Season
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Rock Star Randy Bachman Reunited With Beloved Stolen Guitar
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Afghan Clerics' Assembly Urges Recognition of Taliban Govt
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Cities Cancel Fourth of July Fireworks Due to Supply Chain Disruptions and Staffing Shortages
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Uvalde Schools' Police Chief Resigns From City Council
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Bullet That Killed Journalist Given to US, Palestinian Officials Say
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Tropical Storm Colin Threatens a Wet Weekend for Carolinas
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Twenty-one of the confirmed 26 dead were members of the Territorial Army, rescue officials said. 

(AP)

Rescue work is expected to continue for a couple of days in rugged, hilly terrain with little hope of finding survivors among the 37 people missing since Wednesday night. 

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Fresh rain and falling boulders hampered the rescuers who have so far pulled 26 bodies from the debris of a mudslide that wiped out a railroad construction site in India's northeast, officials said. 

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Rescue workers battled Saturday to retrieve the bodies of those killed during flooding and mudslides in India. 

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Ukraine Ambassador: 'We Will Win'
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London's Pride parade was expected to be one of the biggest worldwide with 30,000 participants and 1.5 million visitors coming to the British capital to witness the milestone anniversary, the event's organizers said before the event. 

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This year’s three-hour-long march attracted a record number of people, organizers said. The parade had been on hold for more than two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic.  

(Reuters)

The parade was led by some of the veterans of the LGBT+ movement in the United Kingdom, some of whom took part in the country's first Pride in 1972, and retraced some of the original march's route. 

(Reuters)

Thousands of revelers crowded the streets of London, July 2, 2022, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the London Gay Pride parade. 

(Reuters) 

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Growing Health Crisis Seen in Horn of Africa as Acute Hunger Spreads
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Protests Break Out in Uzbek Autonomous Region Over Constitution Reform Plan
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Millions in Ukraine Face Critical Shortages, UN Agencies Say
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