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Ex-aide Bannon has lost his mind - Trump

The US president's lawyers order Steve Bannon to desist after he was quoted in a new book.

10 explosive revelations from new Trump book

Donald Trump was "befuddled" by his election win and his wife was in tears, says a new book.

Rush to fix 'serious' computer chip flaws

Devices with microchips made by firms including Intel, ARM and AMD are vulnerable say researchers.

Yemen: Children hit by diphtheria outbreak

Despite being almost eradicated worldwide, the disease is returning to Yemen due to the civil war.

Sydney seaplane crash: Operation to raise wreckage begins

Six people, including a UK family, died when the aircraft plunged into a river near Sydney.

Late Bellerin strike earns Arsenal draw with Chelsea

Hector Bellerin's stunning injury-time strike earns Arsenal a point against Chelsea in one of the most entertaining matches of the Premier League season so far.

Premier League team of 2017: After 115,000 picks, who made your best XI?

Who had the most votes? Which club came out on top? Who just missed out? See who BBC Sports users put in their 2017 Premier League XI.

Djokovic to test fitness but Nishikori out of Australian Open

Novak Djokovic will play in two events next week before deciding on the Australian Open, but Kei Nishikori is out with a wrist injury.

Yemen: Children hit by diphtheria outbreak

Dog enjoys beach covered in sea foam caused by Storm Eleanor

From slavery to Italy’s fashion world

Stuck Canadian moose rescued by snowmobilers

My father, the Catholic priest who doesn't want to know me

For years Sarah Thomas's mother refused to tell her who her father was, but at the age of 12 she found out the truth.

Rush to fix 'serious' computer chip flaws

Devices with microchips made by firms including Intel, ARM and AMD are vulnerable say researchers.

Petrobras pays $2.95bn to settle US class action

Investors sued the Brazilian oil company after it was rocked by a corruption scandal.

Rush to fix 'serious' computer chip flaws

Devices with microchips made by firms including Intel, ARM and AMD are vulnerable say researchers.

Psychedelic toasters fool image recognition tech

Colourful patterns can fool image recognition software, a team of Google researchers suggests.

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