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North Korea to reopen hotline to South to discuss Olympics

Restoring the phone line will allow discussion on whether North Korea will attend the Winter Olympics.

Trump threatens stop to Palestinian aid over Jerusalem row

"We pay the Palestinians hundred of millions of dollars a year and get no appreciation or respect."

Freed hostage Joshua Boyle faces 15 criminal charges

Canadian Joshua Boyle and his family were held for five years by a Taliban-linked insurgent group.

Logan Paul: YouTuber apologises over Japan dead man video

Six million people watched the film showing Logan Paul finding an apparent suicide victim in Japan.

Trump to Kim: My nuclear button is 'bigger and more powerful'

The president's tweet is the latest in the war of words between the two nuclear-armed leaders.

Premier League leaders Man City 15 points clear after victory over Watford

Runaway leaders Manchester City show no ill-effects from the end of their 18-game Premier League winning run with victory over Watford.

Moyes has sympathy for Pardew after West Ham stun West Brom

Andy Carroll's first two goals of the season earn West Ham a dramatic victory over West Brom at London Stadium.

England must learn from off-field mistakes - Root

Captain Joe Root says England must be "very, very careful" in future after off-field headlines marred their failed defence of the Ashes in Australia.

McMafia: The scale of human trafficking in numbers

China's uphill struggle fighting extreme poverty

Eric Garner death inspires an unlikely police experiment

Weather: What to expect in 2018

I had it all - now I create a new world in a single room

Since Michael Van Huffel developed ME, he has discovered ways of making art without leaving his one-room apartment.

US blocks sale of Moneygram to China's Ant Financial

It is the highest profile Chinese deal to be rejected by Washington since Donald Trump came to power.

2017 safest year for air travel as fatalities fall

A fatal accident occurred once in every 16 million flights, according to an aviation consultancy

Logan Paul: Outrage over YouTuber's Japan dead man video

Six million people watched the film showing Logan Paul finding an apparent suicide victim in Japan.

Ripple becomes second most valuable crypto-coin

Deals with banks and credit card firms drive a rise in the value of the Ripple crypto-currency

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