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Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson airport power cut strands thousands

The power cut hit the world's busiest airport in Atlanta, stranding passengers in darkness.

Russia inquiry: Trump denies he plans to fire Robert Mueller

The US president says he won't sack the man probing possible Russian interference in US elections,

Barry Sherman: Murder unit to probe Canadian mystery deaths

Canadian police confirm a homicide unit will investigate the deaths of a billionaire and his wife.

Switzerland funicular: World's steepest railway opens

The specially designed barrel-shaped carriages rotate as it ascends precipitous mountain slopes.

'Nice' Australian was a 'loyal agent' for North Korea

Further details have emerged about the man accused of being an economic agent for North Korea.

BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2017: World 10,000m champion Mo Farah wins

Sir Mo Farah is voted Sports Personality of the Year 2017 after winning his third successive world 10,000m title.

Guardiola to discuss new deal in summer as Man City plan dynasty

Man City will hold contract talks with manager Pep Guardiola in the summer as they aim to build a dynasty to rival that of Man Utd.

Griezmann apologises after painting himself black for fancy-dress party

Antoine Griezmann apologises after initially telling people to "calm down" in response to outrage he sparked by painting himself black.

Funicular railway: Switzerland launches world's steepest service

François Gabart gets a hero's welcome after breaking sailing record

Why this US woman is backing minority gun clubs

Taking two million photos of Obama

The mystery of the baby in the box

Robin was abandoned as a baby 74 years ago. Now thanks to DNA and his daughter's detective work he finally knows where he came from.

Bitcoin trading starts on the huge CME exchange

The Chicago-based CME exchange begins Bitcoin trading for investors.

Russia's Rosneft wins gas licences in Venezuela

The deal paves the way for Rosneft to develop two offshore gas fields in the Caribbean Sea.

US woman used bitcoin to move cash to Islamic State, police say

She is accused of taking out fraudulent bank loans and buying bitcoin to funnel cash to IS.

Schools warned over hackable heating systems

A researcher finds dozens of UK schools' smart heating systems are vulnerable to being attacked.

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