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Trump vows to 'close government' to build Mexico wall

The US president also takes aim at the media during a rally for his supporters in Arizona.

US Afghanistan: Tillerson ups pressure on Pakistan

The US urges Pakistan to stop sheltering Taliban forces amid a new US pledge to support Afghanistan.

US hits Chinese and Russian firms over North Korea

Ten companies and six individuals in Russia and China are subject to a new round of US sanctions.

The man who wants to sell rhino horns

Rhino breeder John Hume says open trade is the only way to raise funds for the species and stop poaching.

Teenager arrested for dancing Macarena on Saudi street

A 14-year-old is arrested in Saudi Arabia after a clip of him dancing in the street went viral.

Chaotic scenes greet first Mayweather-McGregor event of fight week

Conor McGregor says he will remain "calm and cold" when he faces Floyd Mayweather on Saturday amid chaotic scenes at the first media event of fight week.

'World-class Rooney under-appreciated' - Lineker

Wayne Rooney is "under-appreciated" despite being one of the 10 best British players ever, says former England striker Gary Lineker.

England win tense battle with France to reach World Cup final

World champions England will defend their title against New Zealand after battling past France in a tense encounter to reach the final.

How children are starving in Yemen's war

Ischia earthquake: Three brothers pulled from rubble

The man who wants to sell rhino horns

Has Harry Potter cursed Indonesia's owls?

The city that just can't stop growing

Thirty years from now the population of Nigeria will have doubled. How can Lagos - Africa's largest city - cope with its spiralling numbers?

US hits Chinese and Russian firms over North Korea

Ten companies and six individuals in Russia and China are subject to a new round of US sanctions.

Forbes list exposes Hollywood pay gap

Mark Wahlberg earned $42m more than the world's best paid actress in the past year, Forbes says.

China relaunches world's fastest train

The high-speed trains will be able to run at speeds of 350km/h following safety checks on rail lines.

DJI drone owners told to update or be grounded

Spark drone owners have until 1 September to apply the update or their aircraft will no longer fly, DJI warns.

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