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Las Vegas shooting: Police search for gunman's motive

In the worst US shooting in recent history, at least 59 were killed and more than 500 injured.

Kashmir: Suicide attackers hit Indian army camp in Srinagar

Three soldiers have been injured in the ongoing attack in Srinagar, Indian officials say.

Catalan referendum: Regional strike threatened after vote

The walk-out is in response to "the grave violation of rights" during Sunday's vote, say unions.

Puerto Rico prepares for Trump visit after hurricane

Puerto Rico officials see improvements after Hurricane Maria, as the US president's visit is awaited.

US musician Tom Petty dies aged 66

The guitarist died after being found unconscious and not breathing at his home in California.

England v Slovenia: Harry Winks called up as Fabian Delph & Phil Jones injured

Tottenham midfielder Harry Winks is called up to the England squad for the first time after Fabian Delph and Phil Jones suffer injuries.

World champion Gatlin not on Athlete of the Year shortlist

World 100m champion Justin Gatlin is not one of the 10 male World Athlete of the Year nominees, but Britain's Mo Farah is on the list.

Herath takes 400th Test wicket in thrilling Sri Lanka win

Rangana Herath claims his 400th wicket as Sri Lanka secure a 21-run win over Pakistan in the first Test in Abu Dhabi.

Las Vegas shooting: Concertgoers take cover amid gunfire

Puerto Rico: 'Why did help take nine days to arrive?'

Catalonia referendum: Thousands protest Spanish police violence

Rocker Tom Petty dies after cardiac arrest

My work as a prostitute led me to oppose decriminalisation

Sabrinna Valisce worked as a prostitute for 25 years and long campaigned for decriminalisation. Now she describes herself as an "abolitionist".

Monarch rescue flights 'to cost £60m'

The planes have returned 12,000 Monarch customers so far, while almost 1,900 job cuts are confirmed.

Equifax raises the impact of US data breach

The credit report giant now estimates an extra 2.5 million US customers may have been affected.

Equifax raises the impact of US data breach

The credit report giant now estimates an extra 2.5 million US customers may have been affected.

Tesla: World's biggest battery half-built

Tesla said it would build the battery in 100 days or South Australia would not have to pay for it.

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