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Maithripala Sirisena says investigations into alleged abuses weakened armed forces -
It is first time since UN began collecting figures that pro-government forces have caused majority of deaths
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Exclusive: broadcaster says older generations have done terrible things and should listen to young -
Landmark parliamentary address on LGBTI discrimination challenges reformist agenda of post-revolution government -
Some adults whose claims were rejected went without food for up to five days, claim activists -
As the right enlists bullfighters as candidates, animal welfare champions are polling well
Spotlight
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Success of Sweden’s flygskam campaign means rail-only travel agencies are getting a boost
Around the world
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Prince Harry might be shipped off to Africa, MPs are barely going through the motions, and I’ve started tracking my sleep
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Success of Sweden’s flygskam campaign means rail-only travel agencies are getting a boost
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Arrests and prosecutions remain thin on the ground despite 62% rise in reports of suspected labour exploitation -
Up to 600 flights expected daily as largest service of its kind in the world targets country’s remote areas -
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Opinion & analysis
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Well-educated and wealthy: new details emerge about the nine suicide bombers -
Preventing Iran’s oil from reaching the market will raise oil prices and US business costs
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Local group National Towheed Jamaat needed help to mount such a complex operation -
As many challenges await as for leader he played on TV but with no certainty of a happy ending
Pictures and video
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CCTV video shows two suspected attackers in Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday bombings carrying backpacks into the Shangri-La hotel in the capital, Colombo, before the blast.The bombings, which killed 359 people and injured 500, shattered the relative calm that has existed in Buddhist-majority Sri Lanka over the past decade and raised fears of a return to sectarian violence.Muslims in hiding in Sri Lanka as tensions rise after bombings
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Barack Obama's former vice-president has entered the race for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. It is his third presidential campaign
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Two Florida sheriff's deputies have been suspended after a video showed them pepper-spraying and punching a 15-year-old black student
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Kim Jong-un has arrived in Vladivostok by train before talks with the Russian president, Vladimir Putin
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The North Korean leader arrived in Russia by train on Wednesday, a day before his much-anticipated summit with President Vladimir Putin. He visited with diplomacy over his nuclear programme deadlocked. Kim is travelling to the Pacific port city of Vladivostok for a meeting with Putin on Thursday -
New footage has emerged appearing to show a suspected suicide bomber entering St Sebastian's church in Negombo. The subsequent explosion was the deadliest of the series of coordinated bombings in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday, killing more than 50 people
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