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N Korea leader 'briefed' on Guam plan but opts to wait

Kim Jong-un reviews plans for firing at Guam, but opts to watch the US before acting, state media say.

Brexit: UK suggests 'temporary customs union' with EU

The government sets out the "ambitious" new arrangement it wants to secure after Brexit.

Taylor Swift wins assault case against DJ

A jury finds that US singer Taylor Swift was assaulted by Colorado DJ David Mueller.

Post-war US anti-Nazi film makes comeback

A 1947 US government film warning about the dangers of intolerance has made a comeback following a violent neo-Nazi rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, at the weekend.

Stuntwoman dies on set of Deadpool 2 in Vancouver

Witnesses described how the driver lost control of the bike, jumped a kerb and hit a building.

Costa's behaviour is 'disgraceful' - Wright

Chelsea forward Diego Costa's refusal to return to training is "disgraceful", says former Arsenal striker Ian Wright.

Ronaldo banned for five matches after pushing referee in win over Barcelona

Cristiano Ronaldo is suspended for five games after he was sent off in Real Madrid's 3-1 win against Barcelona.

How to avoid being dropped by England - Compton's open letter

Nick Compton draws on his own experience as an under-pressure England batsman to offer advice on how not to follow the same path.

Sierra Leone floods: Streets inundated in Freetown

Charlottesville death: Marianne Rubin, 89, joins protests

India's Partition 70 years on: 'I killed a man'

Mass Saman dance in Aceh breaks Indonesian record

Me and my scar: It took me 45 years to love my body

Sylvia Mac spent most of her life trying to hide the scars which cover her body - the legacy of a childhood accident. But at the age of 48, she decided it was time to stop hiding.

Merck chief Ken Frazier resigns from Trump council

Ken Frazier resigns from President Trump's American Manufacturing Council over Charlottesville.

Trump orders review of China's trade practises

The president asks the top US trade official to review China's approach to intellectual property.

Record-sized data centre planned inside Arctic Circle

The facility in the north of Norway will take advantage of cheap energy and the cool air.

NHS cyber-defender Marcus Hutchins back online

Marcus Hutchins was arrested earlier this month on a trip to cyber-security conferences in Las Vegas.

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