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US moves one step closer to imposing fresh Russia sanctions

The legislation will sharply limit the president's ability to ease Russia sanctions in the future.

Obamacare: US senators vote in favour of debating repeal

Efforts to repeal and replace the flagship health policy of President Obama pass their first hurdle.

Cardinal Pell will plead not guilty, his lawyer confirms

The Vatican treasurer denies all accusations of sexual assault against him, a court hears.

IS wives: Why I joined the 'caliphate' in Raqqa

The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil speaks to wives of IS fighters, now held by Kurdish-led forces near Raqqa.

Switzerland chainsaw attack: Suspect arrested in Thalwil

Police arrest a man suspected of a chainsaw rampage that left five injured, after a two-day manhunt.

Transfer spending unsustainable - Spurs chairman Levy

Chairman Daniel Levy defends Tottenham's lack of transfer activity and says it is "impossible" for other clubs to maintain their spending.

'That goal wouldn't have stood' - Maradona backs video referees

Diego Maradona backs the use of video assistant referees despite accepting his infamous 'Hand of God' goal would not have stood.

'We can challenge for title but must be much better to win Champions League'

Man Utd can challenge in the Premier League but must get "much better" to compete for the Champions League, Jose Mourinho tells BBC Sport.

US Navy fires warning shots at Iranian ship

Ghana's dancing pallbearers bring funeral joy

Thousands of Venezuelans cross border to Colombia

Trump-Russia probe - diced and sliced

The extraordinary life of a 91-year-old beauty queen

Krystyna Farley is a pageant star in the US state of Connecticut, but her life was not always this glamorous.

Trump says Apple will build three 'big' new plants in US

President Trump says Apple is planning three new manufacturing plants in the United States.

New diesel and petrol vehicles to be banned from 2040 in UK

Ministers will also unveil a £255m fund to help councils introduce steps to deal with vehicle pollution.

Adobe to kill off Flash plug-in by 2020

Once the go-to plug-in for video, the technology has been usurped by more reliable and secure apps.

Ransomware spike blamed on easy-to-use malware builders

Experts blame a spike in ransomware on user-friendly versions that are free to download.

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