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Catalonia election: Puigdemont hails 'defeat' for Spanish state

Ousted leader Carles Puigdemont claims victory as separatist parties retain a slim majority.

UK 'ready to retaliate' against Russian cyber attacks

Boris Johnson says Britain is ready to retaliate over threats to UK national security and the West.

Melbourne attack an isolated incident, says PM Turnbull

Australia's prime minister says the attack was "shocking" but there were no known extremist links.

Starvation in Sanaa: 1,000 days of Yemen's civil war

After 1,000 days of civil war in Yemen, 8 million people are at risk of starvation.

Peru's President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski survives impeachment vote

Pedro Pablo Kuczynski denies receiving illegal payments from Brazilian building giant Odebrecht.

Man Utd & Man City to face no FA action over tunnel incident

There will be no Football Association charges after milk and water were thrown following the Manchester derby.

West Brom captain Evans set to leave club in January

West Brom captain Jonny Evans is set to leave next month after the club failed to persuade the Northern Ireland defender to sign a new contract.

Commonwealth Games a 'brilliant Christmas present' for Birmingham

Birmingham will host the 2022 Commonwealth Games - the most expensive sports event to be held in Britain since London 2012.

Philippines ferry: Deaths as boat capsizes off Quezon

Kaci Sullivan: 'I gave birth as both genders'

Bitcoin: My 400 coin bet paid off, but is it too late for others?

The sea rangers safeguarding the Great Barrier Reef

The Love Hospital that separates spouses from their lovers

The business of getting rid of unwanted love rivals is so big in China that one company is about to list on the Shanghai stock exchange.

Eric Schmidt steps down as boss of Google owner

The executive chairman of Google-owner Alphabet will remain on the board as a technical adviser.

Ryanair's German pilots to strike on Friday

Ryanair pilots in Germany say the strike follows "unsatisfactory negotiations" over union recognition.

Apple changes rules on app 'loot boxes'

Customers will now have to be told how likely they are to get certain in-game items, says Apple.

The glitch that stole Christmas: How to handle smart tech gifts

How to prevent net-connected toys and other smart tech gifts becoming a post-Christmas nightmare.

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