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North Korea Guam missile strike plan 'ready by mid-August'

Pyongyang says plans to fire four medium-range missiles near the US territory will be ready in days.

Kenyan poll officials deny IT tampering

It comes after presidential candidate Raila Odinga rejected provisional results favouring the incumbent.

Paul Manafort: FBI raided home of former Trump chairman

Paul Manafort's spokesman says he "co-operated" as law enforcement executed the search warrant.

Canada's migrant crisis: Hundreds crossing US border daily

Each day hundreds of migrants are crossing the border illegally following tips on Facebook and YouTube.

Jennifer Lawrence 'blindsided' by nude photos leak

Jennifer Lawrence says it feels "terrifying" to have had her privacy violated.

Liverpool reject £90m Barcelona bid for Coutinho

Liverpool reject a bid of 100 million euros (£90m) from Barcelona for Brazil attacking midfielder Philippe Coutinho.

World Championships: Norway's Karsten Warholm wins 400m hurdles gold

Norway's 21-year-old Karsten Warholm powers to world 400m hurdles gold to light up a sodden night at the London Stadium.

Ireland beat Australia in thriller on opening day of Women's World Cup

Hosts Ireland win a pulsating Women's World Cup opener against a brave Australia side after a titanic Pool C struggle in Dublin.

Texas shopkeepers fight armed robbers with bare hands

Heatwave in Italy closes summer ski resort

Filipino boxer aiming for UFC glory

Nigeria's Maiduguri University digs trench to keep out Boko Haram

Upskirting - how one victim is fighting back

Gina Martin explains what happened after she had a photograph taken up her skirt without her consent.

21st Century Fox 'expects Sky approval in 2018'

The comments suggest the US media giant is gearing up for a wider review of its proposed takeover of Sky.

Rogoff: Rising interest rates 'threaten global economy'

Former IMF economist Ken Rogoff says rising interest rates pose the biggest risk to the global economy.

Facebook introduces new video service

The new platform, called Watch, will be personalised and allow users to see comments in real time.

Customers 'furious' with TNT after cyber-attack meltdown

The courier is still struggling to return operations to normal more than a month after the NotPetya attack.

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