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Trump: Wolff book on US administration is 'full of lies'

The publication of Michael Wolff's book about Donald Trump administration has gone on sale early.

North Korea accepts Olympics talks offer, says South

The talks will pave the way for North Korean athletes to attend the Winter Games in South Korea.

Meltdown and Spectre: All Mac devices affected says Apple

The tech giant has released some fixes and says there are "no known exploits" of the flaws.

US cuts Pakistan security assistance over terror groups

Officials say Pakistan has failed to deal with terror networks operating on its soil.

Iran protests: What Iranians in Turkey think

What young Iranians living in Turkey make of the protests in their home country.

Australian Open 2018: Serena Williams withdraws from tournament

Former world number one and defending Australian Open champion Serena Williams withdraws from this month's tournament.

Obiang & Son trade sublime goals as West Ham hold Spurs

Son Heung-min and Pedro Obiang score two stunning long-range strikes as Tottenham draw with West Ham at Wembley.

Andy Murray: Is this the beginning of the end for double Wimbledon champion?

Former players Andrew Castle and Tommy Haas, and ex-coach Miles Maclagan, ponder if Andy Murray can overcome his hip injury.

'Bomb cyclone': How the storm's impacting the East Coast

Iran protests: What Iranians in Turkey think

Why cycling is much more than a sport in Colombia

An unusual way to decide an election in Virginia

I was jobless and in quiet despair – but I turned it around

Dropping out of university felt like the end of the world, but Ben managed to start again and make a life for himself.

Meltdown and Spectre: All Mac devices affected says Apple

The tech giant has released some fixes and says there are "no known exploits" of the flaws.

China offers 10-year visas to 'high end talent'

Beijing hopes to attract more technology experts, entrepreneurs and scientists to help its development.

Meltdown and Spectre: All Mac devices affected says Apple

The tech giant has released some fixes and says there are "no known exploits" of the flaws.

Meltdown and Spectre: How chip hacks work

Here's why computer processors are vulnerable to hackers thanks to two recently discovered bugs.

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