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US shutdown ends as Congress passes bill

Liberal groups are in uproar that the Democrats' gave support without any concessions on immigration.

Syria offensive: Turkey warns US over Kurdish militia group

Turkey says the US must end support for the YPG militia, which it is fighting in northern Syria.

Avalanche and volcano hit Japan's Kusatsu ski resort

The avalanche happened at the same time as the volcano in Kusatsu, injuring at least 14 people.

Neil Diamond retires from touring after Parkinson's diagnosis

Singer Neil Diamond stops touring "with great reluctance" after a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease.

Amazon opens its first grocery store in Seattle - with no tills

No tills? No problem. Inside Amazon's new, fully automated store, which has no checkouts.

Stokes will not join England squad before court date

Ben Stokes will delay his departure to join the England squad in New Zealand until after he appears in court on 13 February.

Sanchez joins Man Utd from Arsenal in swap deal with Mkhitaryan

Manchester United sign Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez in a straight swap for midfielder Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Mertens stuns Svitolina to reach semi-finals

Elise Mertens keeps up her spectacular form to thrash fourth seed Elina Svitolina and reach the Australian Open semi-finals.

Supreme Court Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg shares #MeToo story

Tokyo amusement park evacuated in missile drill

'Our powerful voices are no longer silenced'

IS and how it continues to plague Iraq

The president who made people take his bogus HIV cure

Lamin Ceesay was lucky to survive when the Gambian president took away his drugs and tried to cure him with a paste of herbs. An unknown number died.

Netflix tunes into subscriber surge

The streaming service adds more than 8 million members in the last three months of 2017.

US imposes tariffs on washing machines and solar panels

Extra duties on imported solar panels and washing machines are designed to protect local manufacturers.

Kim Dotcom sues New Zealand government for damages

Kim Dotcom says New Zealand is liable for destruction to his business and property.

Alstom testing automated freight train in the Netherlands

The automated freight train can travel 100km without driver intervention.

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BBC Earth nominated for Lovie Awards

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