World News Update, what you need to know

EDINBURGH - An Australian family threatened with deportation from Scotland has been allowed to remain in the UK until August - but refused the right to work, their MP says.

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DIYARBAKIR, Turkey - Four civilians have been killed and 19 people wounded by an explosion in the town of Silopi in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast, security sources say.

BENGHAZI, Libya - A force that controls key oil terminals in eastern Libya says it has captured the town of Ben Jawad from Islamic State, pushing the militant group back along a coastal strip they control east of their stronghold of Sirte.

CAMP TARIQ - Elite Iraqi special forces have begun their push into Fallujah, expecting to encounter the stiffest resistance yet in the campaign to free territory from the Islamic State group.

WASHINGTON - A brief, partial lockdown at the White House has been lifted after a metal object tossed over the fence was tested and determined not to be dangerous, the US Secret Service says.

TOKYO - Japan has put its military on alert for a possible North Korean ballistic missile firing, while South Korea says it has detected evidence of launch preparations, officials from Japan and South Korea say.

JERUSALEM - Israeli ultra-nationalist Avigdor Lieberman said he supports a two-state solution to the conflict with the Palestinians after he was sworn in as defence minister.

CINCINNATI - Animal lovers have mobilised as outrage mounts over the Cincinnati Zoo's killing of a gorilla to rescue a four-year-old boy who fell into the animal's enclosure.