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US shutdown: Government services closed as working week begins

Many federal services will not open on Monday as politicians struggle to agree on a new budget.

UK Army chief warns of Russian threat

The warning comes amid speculation of potential defence cuts in government.

Germany coalition talks: SPD backs talks with Merkel

The Social Democrats vote to open formal negotiations with Chancellor Merkel's conservatives.

US Women's March: What women want

Las Vegas rally marks first anniversary of Women's March against Trump.

Vietnam jails most senior Communist Party official in decades

Dinh La Thang is one of several high-profile people on trial as part of a corruption crackdown.

Super Bowl 52: New England Patriots to face Philadelphia Eagles in Minneapolis

Champions New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles will contest the 2018 Super Bowl on 4 February.

Australian Open: Angelique Kerber fights back against Hsieh Su-Wei to make last eight

Former champion Angelique Kerber battles back against world number 88 Hsieh Su-Wei to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.

'I don't worry about my job' - Pellegrino after Spurs draw extends Saints' winless run

Tottenham miss the chance to move level on points with fourth-placed Liverpool as they are frustrated by Southampton at St Mary's.

IS and how it continues to plague Iraq

Las Vegas rally marks anniversary of Women's March against Trump

President Macron on Trump, Brexit and Frexit

Deported from Belgium, tortured in Sudan?

I begged social services to take my children away

Sam spent more than 20 years as an addict before overcoming a cycle of trauma and abusive relationships.

US politicians bid to end budget impasse

The senators are trying to reach a deal on spending and immigration ahead of a vote on Monday.

'World's richest 1% get 82% of the wealth', says Oxfam

The gap between the super rich and the rest of the world widened last year, claims Oxfam.

Net firms 'better' at removing hate speech, says EU

The European Union says that 70% of material deemed to be offensive is removed within 24 hours.

Data-stealing spyware 'traced to Lebanon'

Nation-state malware dubbed Dark Caracal uncovered by security researchers.

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BBC Earth nominated for Lovie Awards

A finalist in three categories ‘honouring the best of the European internet'

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