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North Korea defection: Warning shots as soldier crosses border to South

The soldier appeared at a checkpoint in the South in thick fog, but a search party was in pursuit.

Jerusalem UN vote: Trump threatens US aid recipients

The US leader says countries thinking of voting against the US in a UN vote could lose financial aid.

Catalonia election: Voters in bid to solve political crisis

Separatist and pro-Spanish parties in Catalonia contest a snap regional election called by Madrid.

The PM's deputy is asked to resign after making "inaccurate statements" after pornographic material was found on his Commons computer.

Grocery store worker serenades patrons with opera voice

Gilly Assuncao from Brazil surprised customers in Massachusetts when he started singing for them.

Bristol City knock holders Manchester United out of Carabao Cup

Korey Smith scores an injury-time winner as Bristol City send holders Manchester United out of the Carabao Cup at the quarter-final stage.

Swansea sack Clement after less than a year as manager

Swansea City sack manager Paul Clement after less than a year in charge with the club bottom of the Premier League.

Russian athletes told not to replicate flag in Winter Olympic kit choices

Russian athletes competing at the Olympics under a neutral flag are warned not to replicate their country's colours in their clothing.

Senator Warner warns Trump against firing Robert Mueller

Nigeria fake drugs: 'My patient woke up mid-surgery'

'It was an uprising from the heart'

What's wrong with Rome's Christmas tree?

How do you get work when your cancer won't go away?

When David Shutts was treated for advanced kidney cancer nothing hurt him more than being jobless - so he decided to do something about it.

US finds against Bombardier in Boeing dispute

The Commerce Department's findings on Wednesday could lead to trade duties of almost 300%.

Rolling Stone magazine bought by Penske Media

The 50 year old publication, famed for covering music and popular culture, had been put up for sale.

Magic Leap's hi-tech augmented reality glasses revealed

The goggles will project images into users' eyes to mix graphics with the real world.

GCHQ says cyber-spies 'over-achieved' say MPs

The UK's ability to cyber-attack other countries has improved says a Parliament committee report.

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