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Amtrak Washington train crash: Deaths as carriages fall on US motorway

Police confirm that at least three people have been killed, and a number of others are critical.

Cyber-Attack: US blames North Korea for WannaCry

A White House official points the finger at Pyongyang for the WannaCry malware attack last May.

HR McMaster weighs in on North Korea nuclear threat

Donald Trump's national security adviser says the US is committed to a resolution of the crisis.

Sarah Palin's son charged with domestic assault on father

The former vice-presidential nominee's son is charged over a confrontation involving a firearm.

Matthew Petersen: Test-flunking Trump judge nominee withdraws

Matthew Petersen was unable to answer basic legal questions when senators quizzed him.

Gatlin's coach & agent face anti-doping investigation

Athletics anti-doping officials launch an investigation into what IAAF president Lord Coe calls "serious allegations" about world champion sprinter Justin Gatlin's coach and an agent.

'Four weeks ago we would have lost' - Everton battle back to beat Swansea

Everton come from behind against struggling Swansea City to continue their revival under Sam Allardyce and rise to ninth in the Premier League.

No pace? No Stokes? Vote on the main reason for England's Ashes defeat

A lack of pace in the bowling attack? No Ben Stokes? Or were Australia just better? Vote on the main reason for England's Ashes defeat in Australia.

HR McMaster weighs in on North Korea nuclear threat

Amtrak Washington train crash: Aerial footage of the scene

Washington train crash: 'We could feel cars crumpling'

UFO spotted by US fighter jet pilots, new footage reveals

The 'completely childish' man hanged for murder

One of the last two men hanged in the UK was mentally unstable - but his lawyers didn't plead diminished responsibility. So was it a miscarriage of justice?

Boeing and Bombardier set out defence in trade row

Boeing and Bombardier trade verbal blows over claims that the Canadian company gets state aid.

Steinhoff's former chair Christo Wiese in the spotlight

One of South Africa's richest people is undergoing a fall from grace amid a scandal at the retail group.

Cyber-Attack: US blames North Korea for WannaCry

A White House official points the finger at Pyongyang for the WannaCry malware attack last May.

Twitter suspends Britain First leaders

The leader and deputy of a far-right British political group's Twitter accounts are frozen.

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