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Venezuela crisis: Deadly clashes as millions join strike

Three people are killed across the country as pressure grows on President Maduro to cancel election.

Strong earthquake kills two on Greek island of Kos

The deaths were reported on Kos following a 6.7 magnitude quake in the Aegean Sea.

As an open-air heroin camp is closed, options narrow

A half-mile stretch of rail track in Philadelphia has become a refuge for hundreds of addicts, but the city is about to descend.

Trump legal team spokesman Mark Corallo resigns, reports say

Reports say Mark Corallo disagreed with the strategy to discredit the team leading the Russia probe.

Come on a tour of the village dividing North Korea from the South

Take a tour of Panmunjom - in the demilitarized border zone where North and South Korea meet for talks.

The Open 2017: Jordan Spieth, Brooks Koepka & Matt Kuchar tied for lead

Jordan Spieth, Brooks Koepka and Matt Kuchar shoot 65 to share the first-round lead on five under at The Open at Royal Birkdale.

Froome takes big step towards Tour title - but victory 'not yet certain'

Chris Froome should win his fourth Tour de France title - but the race is "not over yet", says ex-British road race champion Rob Hayles.

West Ham agree £16m deal for striker Hernandez

West Ham agree a deal with Bayer Leverkusen to sign Mexico striker Javier Hernandez for a fee of £16m.

OJ Simpson's joy as he wins prison parole

Come on a tour of the village dividing North Korea from the South

Egypt's Uighurs fear deportation to China

Why three isn't a crowd: Meet the trio who 'married' each other

Watching Russia's Syrian build-up from central Istanbul

Russian warships sailing from the Black Sea to Syria pass through the centre of one of Europe's biggest cities - where amateur ship spotters watch their every move.

New agreement will allow US rice exports to China

Agreement includes strict measures to prevent pests and plant diseases being brought into China.

UK air traffic controllers warn of over-crowded skies

Air traffic controllers are expected to guide a record 8,800 flights across the UK on Friday.

AlphaBay and Hansa dark web markets shut down

The AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces were known for trade in drugs, weapons and malware.

Kodi magazine 'directs readers to pirate content'

The guide is being investigated by the Federation Against Copyright Theft.

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