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Trump hits out at UK PM Theresa May after far-right video tweets

Donald Trump tells close ally to "focus on terrorism" after she criticised his far-right retweets.

North Korea: US urges all nations to cut ties with Pyongyang

China must "do more" and stop supplying oil to Pyongyang, US envoy says at the UN Security Council.

Praljak: Bosnian Croat war criminal dies after taking poison in court

Slobodan Praljak acted after an appeals court in The Hague confirmed his 20-year jail term.

Argentina: Former military officials convicted for crimes against humanity

Alfredo Astiz and another man known as "the tiger" are convicted of crimes against humanity.

Meet Lebanon's teenage human calculator

Mohammad al-Mir, 13, has won three world titles for his super fast maths skills.

Last-gasp Sterling strike extends Man City's winning run

Raheem Sterling curls in a last-minute goal to give Manchester City victory over Southampton and extend their Premier League winning run to 12 games.

'One of best I've ever scored' - Rooney wonder goal as Everton thrash West Ham

Wayne Rooney scores from his own half to complete a hat-trick as Everton thrash West Ham in front of incoming manager Sam Allardyce.

Decision on whether to charge Stokes will not be made for several weeks

Police complete their investigation into the incident involving England all-rounder Ben Stokes and are now "seeking charging advice".

White House defends Trump's Britain First tweets

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HIV protection for women with cheating husbands

War crimes suspect 'took poison' in court

Gaslighting: The 'perfect' romance that became a nightmare

It’s not always easy to recognise when you’re in a controlling relationship. Two women share their experience.

Google faces mass legal action in UK over data snooping

Search giant is accused of unlawfully harvesting the personal information of millions of UK iPhone users.

Bank deputy warns of Bitcoin bubble risks

Investors should "do their homework", says Bank of England official, as Bitcoin passes $11,000.

Google faces mass legal action in UK over data snooping

Search giant is accused of unlawfully harvesting the personal information of millions of UK iPhone users.

Uber says 2.7m Brits hit by breach that was covered up

The breach, which happened in 2016 and which was covered up by the firm, was only revealed this month.

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