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Houston floods: White House seeks disaster aid from Congress

President Trump is expected to ask for $5.9bn in federal aid, and pledged $1m of his own money.

US hands out first contracts for border wall prototypes

Four companies will be paid up to $500,000 each for a 30ft segment of concrete border wall.

Air Transat probed after flights delayed for hours on Ottawa runway

Passengers on one of two Air Transat flights kept on Ottawa runways for hours rang 911 for help.

US police dashcam: 'We only kill black people'

An officer in the US was caught making the comments after pulling a woman over in Georgia in July 2016.

Pregnant North Dakota woman's boyfriend finally meets baby after her death

The partner of a pregnant mother whose body was found in a river visits the child believed to be his.

Late deals break deadline-day spending record

Premier League clubs take their deadline day spending to a record £210m but some of the highest-profile moves of the window fail to materialise.

Chelsea sign £35m Drinkwater from Leicester

Chelsea sign midfielder Danny Drinkwater from Leicester City for £35m, having also signed Torino full-back Davide Zappacosta.

PSG sign Mbappe, 18, on loan - can make it permanent for £165.7m

Paris St-Germain sign teenage forward Kylian Mbappe from Ligue 1 rivals Monaco, with an option to buy for £165.7m.

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Houston flood: What Storm Harvey left behind

I was a neo-Nazi. Then I fell in love with a black woman

She was a violent white supremacist. But an encounter in prison changed Angela King's life forever.

VW launches new UK diesel scrappage scheme

All Volkswagen brands, including Audi, Seat, Skoda and VW Commercial Vehicles, will participate.

Wells Fargo reveals more fake accounts

The bank says about 3.5 million "potentially unauthorised" accounts were created over almost eight years.

Hyperloop pod breaks own high-speed record

More tests next month might mean the pods for the science-fictional transport system hit 500 km/h

Selfie app 'spots early signs of pancreatic cancer'

The software is designed to act as a low-cost early warning system for pancreatic tumours.

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