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Trump's cognitive ability is normal, says White House doctor

The US president, 71, displays no abnormal signs following a cognitive exam, his doctor says.

Joshua Wong receives second jail term over 2014 protests

Joshua Wong, a leader of the protests, was found guilty of obstructing clearances of barricades.

Jessica Falkholt: Home and Away actress has died, hospital says

Jessica Falkholt was injured in a Christmas crash which killed her parents, sister and another driver.

Trumplomacy: Has Trump made the world more dangerous?

Trump may have stoked fears with his erratic and volatile tweets, but he has not torpedoed alliances.

Women face sports doctor who abused them

Dozens of women abused by ex-Team USA gymnastics sports doctor Larry Nassar confront him in court.

Impressive Edmund reaches Australian Open third round

Kyle Edmund reaches the third round of the Australian Open for the first time with a comprehensive win over Denis Istomin.

Iheanacho scores first VAR goal in English football as Leicester beat Fleetwood

Kelechi Iheanacho becomes the first player to score a goal awarded by a video referee in English football as Leicester beat Fleetwood.

Arsenal boss Wenger called referee Dean 'not honest' and 'a disgrace' after West Brom draw

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was "very aggressive" and called referee Mike Dean "a disgrace" after their draw at West Brom, an FA report says.

Father-of-two deported after 30 years in US

California captivity case: Turpin children faced 'torture'

US senator to Trump official: Your amnesia is complicity

Dozens of women describe abuse by ex-doctor Larry Nassar

I advertised for a man to get me pregnant - then I fell in love

Thirty-something Jessica was eager to get pregnant, but her relationships kept failing. It was time for a totally new approach.

Nestle sells Crunch, Nerds and other US brands to Ferrero for $2.8bn

Ferrero will pay $2.8bn for brands such as Crunch, Nerds, Runts and Butterfinger.

Australia files WTO complaint over Canada wine sales

Canberra joins the US in complaining to the World Trade Organization about sales in Canada.

Flaw in VR porn app leaves 20,000 names exposed

SinVR app says it has fixed an issue which left 20,000 names and email addresses exposed.

Twitch spamming suspect charged in Canada

Streams were widely disrupted by a series of attacks that hit them with hundreds of toxic comments.

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