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Donald Trump denies being a racist after 'shithole' row

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Top News Stories Donald Trump denies being a racist after 'shithole' row He told reporters that he is the "least racist person" after row broke out over "shithole" remark. Hawaii told to fix its alert system after false missile alarm The US media regulator says the error that produced panic in the state was "absolutely unacceptable". North and South Korea discuss sending art troupe to Winter Olympics Among those at the talks is the leader of North Korea's all-female state troupe, the Moranbong Band. Looking for my brother Amer hasn't heard from his brother Mohamed since he was arrested and put in an IS jail. US plan is 'slap of the century', says Abbas The Palestinian president calls Donald Trump's Middle East peace efforts the "slap of the century". Sport Ryan Giggs: Manchester United legend set to be named Wales manager Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs is set to be appointed the new manager of Wales, succeeding Chris Coleman on a four-year contract. Liverpool v Man City: Energy, belief and fantastic finishing - how Reds won it Liverpool show the way to beat Manchester City, but not every team can do it their way, says MOTD2 pundit Danny Murphy Williams knocked out by Swiss Bencic in Melbourne Belinda Bencic says it was an "amazing feeling" to beat 2017 runner-up Venus Williams in the first round of the Australian Open. Top Videos The missing - consequences of Trump's immigration crackdown Ashley Judd: I was not frightened of Harvey Weinstein Looking for my brother Japan's elaborate manhole covers

Magazine The serial killer and two unsolved murders Unravelling a 40-year-old mystery Business Facebook plans major changes to news feed CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he plans to make posts from businesses, brands and media less prominent. Carillion crisis: Creditors due to hold Whitehall talks Carillion's creditors are due to meet government officials in a last ditch bid to prevent collapse. Technology CES 2018: Merge Blaster mixes real world with game A hi-tech toy gun lets gamers play virtual reality-style games without having to wear a headset. CES 2018: CarWink emojis seek to replace driver hand gestures A small display that shows images offers motorists a new way to communicate to each other.

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