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Democrat defeats Roy Moore in Alabama race, dealing setback to Trump

Doug Jones wins a Senate seat for Alabama after a bitter campaign against Trump-backed Roy Moore.

US ready for North Korea talks without preconditions, says Tillerson

But hours later the White House says Trump's views "had not changed" and N Korea must first disarm.

Husband accused of murder in high-profile Australia mystery

Borce Ristevski is accused of murdering his wife, Karen, whose disappearance baffled Australia.

The road that tells the story of a country

Fergal Keane reveals the crisis in DR Congo's Kasai region, where millions face starvation.

Disney set to seal $60bn 21st Century Fox takeover

A sale of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment assets could be confirmed as soon as Thursday, reports say.

'Football is about dreams' - Dyche after Burnley move into top four

Burnley go fourth in the Premier League as Ashley Barnes' late winner gives them victory over determined Stoke at Turf Moor.

Root urges England players to 'stand up' in crucial third Test

England captain Joe Root says it is time for his team to "stand up" in the crucial third Ashes Test in Perth.

Fury targets Joshua and world titles 'which are rightfully mine'

Tyson Fury wants his world titles back and challenges Anthony Joshua after reaching an agreement over a backdated two-year doping ban.

DR Congo crisis: On Kasai's hunger road

Roy Moore's skittish escape on horseback

Syrian army deserters on why they had to escape the civil war

Macron: Trump 'will change his mind' on climate accord

I went driving and motorbiking in my sleep

Sleepwalking can be risky, but sleep-driving raises the dangers to a whole new level.

Disney set to seal $60bn 21st Century Fox takeover

A sale of Rupert Murdoch's entertainment assets could be confirmed as soon as Thursday, reports say.

Toshiba settles legal disputes with Western Digital

The Japanese firm needs to sell its valuable memory chip unit to cover losses from its nuclear business.

Netflix defends A Christmas Prince tweet

The platform sent a tweet addressing the "53 people" that have watched the film 18 days in a row.

MoneyTaker hackers reportedly steal £7.5m from ATMs

The MoneyTaker group has also stolen banking documents that may be used in future attacks.

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