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Texas shooting: US Air Force 'failed' to flag gunman's criminal history

The gunman's past criminal conviction was not entered into the US database, officials believe.

Donald Trump arrives in S Korea with focus on Pyongyang

After meeting Japan's hawkish PM, North Korea's nuclear threat remains high on Mr Trump's agenda.

Paradise Papers: Apple's secret tax bolthole revealed

The US multinational has used a Channel Island to protect its low tax regime, the Paradise Papers show.

Argentina holds funerals for NY victims

Relatives and friends pay their respects to the men killed in US truck attack.

Two boys die after car hits Sydney classroom

Australian police say they do not believe the crash, which injured others, was intentional.

'My friend Slaven needs a break - I'm pleased West Ham sacked him'

Sacked Slaven Bilic needed a break from management for the sake of his health, says former West Ham striker Ian Wright.

Kane and Winks out of England squad, Livermore called up

Tottenham duo Harry Kane and Harry Winks withdraw from the England squad for the friendlies against Germany and Brazil due to injuries.

Melbourne Cup: Rekindling wins Australia's famous race

Irish trainer Joseph O'Brien's horse dramatically beats his father Aidan's Johannes Vemeer into second.

'Half the congregation is gone'

Texas church shooting: President Trump condemns 'act of evil'

First woman to conquer one of world's toughest climbs

Elton John makes surprise performance

My life as an al-Qaeda hostage

Stephen McGown was on a trip of a lifetime when he was kidnapped in Timbuktu.

Paradise Papers: Apple's secret tax bolthole revealed

The US multinational has used a Channel Island to protect its low tax regime, the Paradise Papers show.

Broadcom unveils tech sector's largest ever bid for rival

The company is offering $103bn for Qualcomm to create the world's largest computer chipmaker.

Fake WhatsApp app downloaded more than one million times

A bogus version of the popular messaging app was available via the Google Play Store.

Paradise Papers: Apple's secret tax bolthole revealed

The US multinational has used a Channel Island to protect its low tax regime, the Paradise Papers show.

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