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Our top stories. The FBI said it was investigating an apparent attempt to

kill Donald Trump while he was playing golf in Florida. The former president who was unharmed was taken to safety by a secret service security detail which fired shots

at the gunman. A person was taken into custody. The incident comes two months after another attempt on the life of the Republican

Presidential nominee at a campaign rally.

At least 28 people were injured, including three children, when a Russian guided bomb hit an

apartment block in Harkiv in northeastern Ukraine.

The Russians also continued shelling the strategically important city of Proochrosk, killing one person.

Meanwhile, Britain's foreign secretary, David Lammy,

said that Ukraine's Western allies are still discussing whether Ukraine should be allowed to fire Western supplied missiles into Russia.

Eight migrants died while trying to cross the channel from France to Britain.

They were on a boat carrying about 50 people that sank soon

after leaving the coast. Altogether the French Coast Guard reported that they

had rescued 200 people in a 24-hour period from Friday to Saturday. Less than two weeks ago 12 migrants

drowned in the channel including six children. The Hooties Yamanie Rebel group backed by Iran, fired what it described as a hypersonic ballistic

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