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Syria child evacuees may be used as bargaining chips, UN warns

The UN says sick children from a rebel-held Damascus suburb should not be used to trade prisoners.

Race to rescue injured Syrian baby

Karim lost an eye when artillery shells struck a market in the rebel-held Eastern Ghouta area.

The White House's famous magnolia tree to be cut back

The magnolia tree has survived 39 presidencies but will be cut back due to decay.

Unicef says scale of attacks on children in conflicts is shocking

Unicef says children in conflict zones are being targeted in homes, schools and playgrounds.

US officer plunges into frozen pond to rescue boy

The sheriff's deputy in Utah smashed ice and plunged in to save the boy on Christmas Day.

Virgil van Dijk: Liverpool to sign Southampton defender for world record £75m

Southampton's Virgil van Dijk will join Liverpool on 1 January for £75m - a world record for a defender.

Man City go 15 points clear with win at Newcastle

Manchester City move 15 points clear at the top of the Premier League as Raheem Sterling scores the only goal in a dominant display away at Newcastle.

Aberdeen win to cut gap to Celtic to eight points

Adam Rooney's lone strike sees Aberdeen narrow the gap on leaders Celtic to eight points with victory over Partick Thistle.

Race to rescue injured Syrian baby

Adopted Canadian woman's search for birth family

Mofiz Uddin has welcomed over 150 Rohingya onto his land

Africa travel: What I learned visiting 30 countries

Buying Christmas presents for strangers

A pop-up shop has opened in London where you can buy presents for people you've never met.

Workplace robots could increase inequality, warns IPPR

A think tank says replacing low-skilled workers with robots could mean bigger salary gaps in workplaces.

American Airlines sorry over basketball players theft claim

American Airlines wrongly accused two professional basketball players of stealing first class blankets.

Tesla's Elon Musk promises pick-up truck and new features

Elon Musk promises a pick-up truck and a range of new features for existing Tesla vehicles.

Edward Snowden's Haven app 'catches spies'

The software is designed to record secret police and others that might search activists' possessions.

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