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Trump 'in Oval Office foul-mouthed outburst about migrants'

The White House does not deny he used a slur about Haiti, El Salvador and African nations.

Facebook plans major changes to news feed

The social network is to make posts from businesses, brands and media less prominent.

Huge black hole blasts out 'double burp'

A massive black hole is seen to eject streams of high energy particles after binging on hot gas.

Donald Trump cancels February visit to UK

The US president had been expected to open the US embassy in London but said he was not a "big fan".

US ambassador harangued by reporters

The new US ambassador was hoping for a fresh start. Instead he faced a grilling by the Dutch press.

Alexis Sanchez: Arsenal target Bordeaux's Malcom as they prepare to sell Chilean

Alexis Sanchez will leave Arsenal during the January transfer window if a suitable offer for the forward arrives and a replacement is secured.

How family dispute could derail Chelsea's £1bn stadium plan

How Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich's plans to build Europe's most expensive stadium are being held up by a family living in the shadow of Stamford Bridge.

GB bobsleigher out of Olympics after 'freak' stroke aged 30

British bobsleigher Bruce Tasker will miss the Winter Olympics after suffering a minor stroke.

Hospital apologises for 'dumping' gowned patient in cold

Montecito mudslides: The terrifying moment a wave of mud hit

School superintendent takes blame for dramatic teacher arrest

Zainab's last moments before her rape and murder

Cheating and manipulation: Confessions of a gaslighter

One man details the tactics used to manipulate his ex-girlfriends to warn women of how to avoid emotional abuse.

China shuts Marriott's website over Tibet, Taiwan error

The hotel chain apologises, saying it "respects and supports" Chinese sovereignty.

Oil prices rise to hit four-year high of $70 a barrel

Brent crude rose after Opec promised to keep a lid on crude production during 2018.

CES 2018: Were robots more than a gimmick at the tech show?

Among genuinely useful robot concepts at the tech show was a handful of less impressive machines.

Facebook plans major changes to news feed

The social network is to make posts from businesses, brands and media less prominent.

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