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Cancer blood test ‘enormously exciting’

Scientists move nearer to one of the biggest goals in medicine - a universal blood test for cancer.

Turpin case: California couple deny torturing 'shackled siblings'

The couple appeared in court after prosecutors detailed the horrific abuse allegations against them.

Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand PM reveals she is pregnant

Jacinda Ardern, who took office in October, jokes that she "thought 2017 was a big year".

US government shutdown: House backs funding bill and sends it to Senate

A bill to temporarily fund the US government must now be backed by the Senate to avert a shutdown.

Fishermen escape crash by split-second

Watch how fishermen in Oregon react as a boat speeds straight towards them.

Edmund defies extreme heat to beat Basilashvili in five sets

Kyle Edmund fights back in punishing heat to beat Nikoloz Basilashvili in five sets and reach the Australian Open fourth round.

Alexis Sanchez: Arsenal forward likely to join Man Utd - Arsene Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says it is "likely" forward Alexis Sanchez will join Premier League rivals Manchester United.

Svitolina ends 15-year-old Kostyuk's dream run

Fourth seed Elina Svitolina beats 15-year-old Marta Kostyuk to reach the Australian Open fourth round.

Shackled siblings: What we know about their lives

Fishermen escape crash by split-second

Australia's Channel 9 news promo looks like BBC's version

North Korean skiers dream of Paralympics

Why I took my wife's last name

Kirstie Brewer speaks to three men who broke with convention and took their wife's name when they married.

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick a billionaire after $8bn investment deal

Travis Kalanick is selling $1.4bn worth of shares as consortium invest $8bn in the ride-hailing firm.

HSBC to pay $101.5m to settle currency rigging probe

Financial giant HSBC agrees to pay $101.1m, confirming it misused client information for its own profit.

Chrissy Chambers: Revenge porn almost killed me

Singer Chrissy Chambers describes how her life changed when her ex posted an explicit video online.

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick a billionaire after $8bn investment deal

Travis Kalanick is selling $1.4bn worth of shares as consortium invest $8bn in the ride-hailing firm.

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