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Barnaby Joyce: Australia deputy PM disqualified from office

Barnaby Joyce and four others were wrongly elected because they held dual citizenship, a court says.

Catalan crisis: Spain Senate to vote on emergency powers

Spain's Senate is due to curb the region's powers, as the Catalan parliament debates its options.

JFK assassination: Trump declassifies some documents

Some 2,800 records on the assassination are declassified, but the president withholds some others.

Americans break 'unbeatable' El Capitan record

Brad Gobright and Jim Reynolds break the speed climbing record for El Capitan.

US sailors rescued after five months adrift in Pacific

Two US mariners and their two dogs are rescued by the US Navy after a voyage from Hawaii went wrong.

England ready for Australia opener - vote on who will win World Cup

Wayne Bennett's England arguably have the toughest test of their World Cup credentials in Friday's opener against Australia.

Rangers: Pedro Caixinha sacked as manager after board meeting

Rangers dismiss manager Pedro Caixinha after seven months in charge, with Graeme Murty taking over on an interim basis.

Mexican Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton wants to win title 'the right way'

Lewis Hamilton says he wants to clinch his fourth drivers' world title "the right way" by winning Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.

Opioid crisis: Trump shares brother's fatal addiction story

Kenya Election: Two very different voter experiences

JFK files: What will documents reveal about Kennedy's killer?

Hong Kong Exchange trading floor closes for good

Resignation syndrome: Sweden's mystery illness

For nearly two decades Sweden has been battling a mysterious illness, which affects only the children of asylum-seekers.

Amazon and Alphabet report sales surge

Tech giants Amazon, Google-owner Alphabet, and Microsoft see shares jump as quarterly sales climb.

ECB to halve €60bn bond-buying programme

From January, the European Central Bank will cut its bond-buying programme to €30bn.

NHS 'could have prevented' WannaCry ransomware attack

Recommendations which could have stopped the WannaCry ransomware attack were ignored, a report says.

Twitter bans RT and Sputnik ads amid election interference fears

The social media platform will no longer accept adverts from Russia Today or Sputnik.

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