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Russia-linked posts 'reached' 126m Facebook users in US

Facebook says 80,000 posts linked to Russia were produced before and after the US election in 2016.

Manafort's indictment: Where did all the money go?

President Trump's former campaign chair was indicted on 12 charges, including conspiracy against the US.

Manus Island: Refugees refuse to leave Australia centre

Men held by Australia in Papua New Guinea file legal action, saying their human rights are at risk.

Singapore python tries to eat 'petrified' pet cockatoo

The 1.5m (5ft) long snake was found in a Singapore home coiled around a pet cockatoo's cage.

Japan man held over bodies and severed heads in flat

Police arrested a man after finding body parts, including two heads stored in a cooler, in his flat.

Burnley up to seventh with narrow win over Newcastle

Sean Dyche marks his fifth anniversary in charge of Burnley with three points as Jeff Hendrick's second Premier League goal of the season sinks Newcastle.

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Mesut Ozil v Kevin de Bruyne, missed penalties and foxes in the box - the best Premier League statistics from the weekend

Mo Farah splits with coach Alberto Salazar and will return to Britain

Olympic champion Mo Farah announces he has split with coach Alberto Salazar and will return to Britain.

Manafort's indictment: Where did all the money go?

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Catalonia's castells: Children scramble up human towers

Spacey: Filmmaker Gould says gay community 'offended'

Savitri Devi: The mystical fascist being resurrected by the alt-right

Savitri Devi, a devotee of Aryanism, once seemed destined to fade into obscurity. Not any more.

Wall Street falls on political uncertainty

US markets retreat after Donald Trump's former campaign manager is charged with money laundering.

Netflix ends House of Cards amid sex claim against Kevin Spacey

The video streaming company said it was "deeply troubled" by actor Anthony Rapp's abuse allegation.

Russia-linked posts 'reached' 126m Facebook users in US

Facebook says 80,000 posts linked to Russia were produced before and after the US election in 2016.

Apple engineer 'fired' over early iPhone X leak

The man was sacked after his daughter posted footage of the iPhone X before it was launched.

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