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California mudslides death toll rises with 13 still missing

Rescuers are scouring the rubble of more than 100 destroyed homes following the devastating deluge.

YouTube cuts ties with Logan Paul over Japan suicide video

Logan Paul loses business deals after posting a video showing an apparent suicide victim in Japan.

Ritz Paris robbery: Jewellery worth millions seized in armed heist

Five men reportedly smashed a window at the luxurious hotel and grabbed jewellery.

Tunisia hit by new anti-austerity protests

Police use teargas against large crowds demonstrating against price rises affecting basic goods.

Meet the butterflies from 200 million years ago

Newly discovered fossils in Germany shed light on the emergence of butterflies and moths.

Chelsea & Arsenal goalless after cagey first leg

Chelsea and Arsenal play out a goalless draw in their Carabao Cup semi-final first-leg match at Stamford Bridge.

Vince & Stoneman keep England Test places for NZ tour, Livingstone gets first call-up

James Vince and Mark Stoneman retain their places in England's Test squad for the tour of New Zealand, while Gary Ballance is dropped.

Real Madrid held at home but make Copa del Rey quarter-finals

Real Madrid reach the Copa del Rey quarter-finals, but draw the second leg against lower league opposition for the second successive round.

Syria shelling: 'They used to tell me I was beautiful'

Families return to mudslide-hit Montecito

The teenager living under siege in Syria

Californian mudslides: 'Like a World War I battlefield’

Doctors wouldn’t let my sister die

A car crash left Polly Kitzinger with devastating brain injuries. Her family was unable to persuade doctors to let her die.

Canada files WTO complaint against US over trade rules

The action comes amid a series of disputes between the two North American neighbours.

South Korea announces Bitcoin ban plan

Government cryptocurrency concerns include tax evasion and people developing gambling addictions

CES 2018: Power cut at Vegas tech show blamed on rain

Attendees were evacuated from an area hosting Samsung, LG and Sony at the giant Las Vegas trade fair.

CES 2018: Willow and Freemie breast pumps offer mums freedom

The battery-powered devices are designed to be worn more discreetly than traditional pumps.

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