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Thousands of residents of north London tower blocks are evacuated over a fire risk after the Grenfell blaze last week. Also on the programme: The British opposition Labour party leader speaks to large crowds at the Glastonbury music festival, but not everyone is happy; An audit uncovers $1 billion unaccounted for in Mozambique. (Photo: Residents leave the Taplow tower block on the Chalcots Estate in Camden, north London, as the building is evacuated in the wake of the Grenfell Tower fire to allow "urgent fire safety works" to take place. Credit: Stefan Rousseau/PA Wire)

As leading US Democrats issue a formal demand for an independent commission to investigate links between Russia and the Trump administration, President Trump has said he's been treated worse than any politician in history, especially by the media. Also on the programme: Chelsea Manning, who was behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in US history, has been released from prison; and mice ovaries made with a 3D printer. (Photo: President Donald Trump departs the White House May 17, 2017 in Washington, DC. Credit: Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Donald Trump's National Security Adviser says the president in no way compromised any sources or methods in a meeting with Russia's foreign minister last week. H R McMaster defended Mr Trump's conversation with Sergei Lavrov as "wholly appropriate". So what is a US president allowed to share? Also on the programme: A Mexican activist searching for his missing daughter fears for his life; and scientific cooperation in the Middle East. (Image: H R McMaster speaks during a briefing at the White House. Credit: AFP/Saul Loeb)

French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen has been accused of plagiarising a speech made by defeated rival François Fillon, but was it plagiarism or homage? Also in the programme: could Britain make trouble for EU if Brexit negotiations don't go its way? And, scientists decode the genome of the tea plant. (Photograph shows French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen. Credit: Reuters)

Just what is Russia's view on the US presidential race and why does Putin favour Trump? Just how strong is so-called Islamic State? New research says there are four separate species of Giraffe. Picture: a woman wears a shirt reading "Trump Putin "16" while waiting for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump to speak at a campaign event at Plymouth State University in Plymouth, N.H. Credit: AP Photo/David Goldman)

A Russian military helicopter has been shot down over Syria, killing all five people on board; Turkey's security forces have captured a group of fugitive soldiers suspected of involvement in last month's failed coup attempt; the president of Taiwan has formally apologised to the indigenous population for centuries of abuse. (Photo: Men inspect the wreckage of a Russian helicopter. Credit: Reuters)

A lorry ploughs through crowds in the south of France killing more than 80 people. Pciture: A crime scene investigator works on the truck which crashed into the crowd during the Bastille Day celebrations in Nice, France, 15 July 2016. Picture: EPA/IAN LANGSDON

The European Council meets without Britain for the first time after Brexit vote; Scientists discover an escape tunnel used by Jewish prisoners during the Holocaust; The world's biggest uncut diamond goes on auction. (Photo: A United Kingdom name card at the EU Summit in Brussels. Credit: Reuers/Phil Noble)