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Trump 'looking forward' to interview by special counsel

The president says he is "absolutely" ready to face the Mueller probe into alleged Russian meddling.

Larry Nassar: MSU president resigns amid gymnast abuse row

The president of Michigan State University quits in response to the Larry Nassar abuse scandal.

Larry Nassar abuse: What it was like to face 'monster' doctor in court

Three women abused by the former USA gymnastics doctor explain why they testified.

N Korean hockey players arrive in the South for joint team

They will form a joint team with the South, marking a controversial thaw between the two sides.

Schools shut amid Bollywood film protests

The row over Padmaavat, about a Hindu queen and a Muslim king, intensifies hours before the release.

Disgraced US Olympics doctor Nassar jailed for 175 years

"I've just signed your death warrant," a judge tells Larry Nassar, rejecting his attempted apology.

Wozniacki into first Australian Open final after beating Mertens

Caroline Wozniacki beats Elise Mertens in straight sets to reach her first Australian Open final in Melbourne.

Arsenal beat Chelsea to reach Carabao Cup final

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger said his side were playing with "more clarity" after beating Chelsea in a thrilling Carabao Cup semi-final.

Nassar judge: 'I've just signed your death warrant'

Larry Nassar abuse: What it was like to face 'monster' doctor in court

Israel's plan to force out African migrants

Inside rebel-held Syrian town near Afrin frontline

'There's a 50% chance I've a fatal disease. Do I find out?'

Huntington's disease runs through Jackie Harrison's family, but should she take a test which will tell her if she will get it too?

UK PM seeks 'safe and ethical' artificial intelligence

Theresa May will say she wants the UK to lead efforts to make AI safe in a speech at Davos.

Fall in tourists to US 'blamed on Trump'

The number of visitors to the US fell 4% in the first seven months of 2017, pushing it down the global rankings.

UK PM seeks 'safe and ethical' artificial intelligence

Theresa May will say she wants the UK to lead efforts to make AI safe in a speech at Davos.

Tesla and GM self-drive cars involved in road collisions

A Tesla Model S and a GM Chevy Bolt are involved in separate collisions on California's roads.

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