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Yingluck trial: Thai ex-PM fails to show for verdict

An arrest warrant has been issued for Thailand's ex-PM who is on trial for negligence.

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong faces verdict in his bribery trial

Lee Jae-yong could face 12 years in jail if found guilty of bribery, embezzlement and hiding assets.

Florida inmate Mark Asay executed by experimental injection

Florida uses an untried cocktail to kill Mark Asay, after fears the old drugs caused needless pain.

Praying for asylum

Thousands of Iranian Muslim migrants in the Netherlands are converting to Christianity - why?

Jack Bobridge: Olympic cyclist accused of selling drugs

The three-time world champion cyclist is charged by police in his native Australia.

Champions League: Tottenham meet holders Real Madrid in group stage

Tottenham will face holders Real Madrid in the group stage of the Champions League, pitting them against former star player Gareth Bale.

Ibrahimovic re-signs for Man Utd on one-year deal

Zlatan Ibrahimovic re-signs for Manchester United on a one-year contract and is expected to be fit again in December.

'It's sink or swim' - behind the doors of the Mayweather Gym

Floyd Mayweather's name draws fighters from around the globe to his Las Vegas gym, but what lies inside - and how do you get in?

Why is the heir to Samsung on trial?

Police and refugees clash in Rome

Massachusetts winner of record $758m lottery jackpot quits job

Clear-up operation begins after Typhoon Hato destruction

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?

Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong faces verdict in his bribery trial

Lee Jae-yong could face 12 years in jail if found guilty of bribery, embezzlement and hiding assets.

WeWork wins $4.4bn injection from Japan's SoftBank

The investment in the shared office space provider is one of the biggest in a privately owned firm.

'Self-driving' lorries to be tested on UK roads

Convoys of partially driverless lorries will be seen on British roads by the end of 2018.

YouTube stars win fair use legal battle

h3h3 Productions did not violate copyright laws when it mocked another YouTube film-maker, judge rules.

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