Iran protests spread, defying a lethal crackdown
Human rights groups say at least 185 people have been killed and thousands injured.
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Hard-line Iranian lawmaker slammed female protesters as prostitutes.
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Iran recruits extremist foreign militias to help 'wipe out rioters'
The group are "willing to give their lives to Ayatollah Khamenei".
Iran summons British ambassador amid anti-government protests
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Iran faces global criticism, protests over woman's death
Iran's morality police are targeting women for not properly wearing the Islamic hijab.
Instagram disrupted across Iran amid protests
Witnesses inside Iran said they couldn't log on using mobile phones or home connections.
'The anger is palpable': Protests intensify in Iran over woman who died in custody
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Iran's ayatollahs attack 'illegal' morality police after woman's hijab death
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Iran denies involvement but justifies Salman Rushdie attack
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Tensions high in Iran after Rushdie attack
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Putin's humiliating 48-second wait on the world stage
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'Unhelpful and destabilising': Iran launches rocket into space as nuclear talks to resume
The White House criticised the launch ahead of expected talks over Tehran's nuclear deal.
Train derailment in east Iran kills at least 17, injures 50
Four of the seven cars in the train derailed in the early morning darkness.
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Iran releases Brit pair after six years
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