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Europe's biggest flea market cancelled over terror threat

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The Lille "braderie" which takes place annually in September has been cancelled this year amid fears of a terrorist attack - we take a look at reactions online. Elsewhere, we look at headlines and polls from the US media after a "terrible week" for Donald Trump's presidential campaign.

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