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Iran accuses US of 'grotesque' meddling

Fresh pro-government rallies are held to counter mass protests which have swept across Iran.
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SA train blaze after fatal collision

At least 12 people are killed and nearly 270 wounded in the crash and fire, an official says.
Africa
Eleanor whips up sea foam party for dog

A huge build-up of sea foam caused by Storm Eleanor has covered shorelines across Europe.
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Late wickets derail England at SCG

Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow are dismissed late on the first day as Australia fight back with the new ball at the SCG.
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Mourinho says speculation about his future is "garbage" and Everton edge closer to signing Cenk Tosun.
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Quit reports are 'garbage' says Mourinho

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says reports he wants to leave the club at the end of the season are "garbage".
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