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Xi Jinping 'most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong'

China's president is now on a level where challenging him means threatening Communist Party rule.

Weinstein assistant 'was paid for silence'

Briton Zelda Perkins alleges she was sexually harassed by the American film producer.

Myeshia Johnson: Soldier's widow says Trump made me cry

She says President Trump could not remember her husband's name when he phoned to offer condolences.

Fox News: Bill O'Reilly and Megyn Kelly clash over sex claims

NBC presenter Megyn Kelly says she complained about her ex-colleague when they were both at Fox News.

Why does the US have so many child brides?

Angel was 13 when her mother forced her to marry and start a family. 'I felt like a slave,' she says.

Cristiano Ronaldo beats Lionel Messi to win Fifa best male player award

Cristiano Ronaldo is named the world's best male player at the Best Fifa Football Awards in London for the second successive time.

Everton look like a group of players, not a team - Pat Nevin on Ronald Koeman sacking

Former Everton winger Pat Nevin explains why he believes Ronald Koeman was sacked by the club.

No understanding & easy to play against - ex-Evertonians on Koeman woes

Manager Ronald Koeman's failure to inspire his Everton players probably cost him his job, says former defender Michael Ball.

'It made me cry': Trump's condolence call gone wrong

Florida police search for suspect linked to three murders

George Clooney and Matt Damon speak out over Harvey Weinstein

Thai king funeral: The royal pyre built over a year

Feeling isolated as an asexual in a sexualised society

Readers share their experiences of what it is like to be asexual in a sexualised society.

You're hired: Who will Trump choose to chair the Fed?

President Trump will soon choose who runs the most powerful central bank - the US Federal Reserve.

Singapore to freeze car numbers

The country cited land constraints and improved public transport as reasons for the cap.

FBI failed to access 7,000 encrypted mobile devices

Encryption has become "a huge, huge problem" for investigations, the FBI director says.

Mini phone maker admits performance shortcomings

The Jelly handset's battery life, originally billed at three days, can be as little as three hours.

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