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Hospital fire kills dozens in Miryang, South Korea

At least 41 people were killed at the Miryang hospital in the worst South Korean fire for a decade.

Trump-Russia inquiry: Trump 'tried to fire Robert Mueller'

The president's lawyer threatened to quit if special counsel Robert Mueller was fired, US media say.

Casey Affleck pulls out of presenting Best Actress Oscar

The actor will not be presenting the Oscar for Best Actress due to past claims of sexual harassment.

Four BBC male news presenters agree pay cut

The stars have agreed to reduce their salaries after rows over equal pay at the corporation.

Can US border agents lawfully search you?

A viral video shows border patrol agents questioning passengers aboard a Greyhound bus. Can they legally do this?

Jose Mourinho: Manchester United manager signs new contract to 2020

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho signs a new contract with the Premier League club.

Tiger Woods: American shoots level-par round at Farmers Insurance Open

Tiger Woods scores a level-par 72 after a bogey on the opening hole in his first PGA Tour appearance in 12 months.

169 Russians set to be neutral athletes at Winter Olympics

Russian Olympic officials say 169 athletes have been approved to take part in next month's Winter Olympics under a neutral flag.

Jovanna Calzadillas: Las Vegas survivor's amazing recovery

Edible bandages for bears' burnt paws

Jin Xing: China's transgender TV star

Padmaavat: Why this Bollywood film is so controversial

How saving a writer's life helped my dialysis app go global

When Javier Artigas saved the life of a famous writer it led to a meeting with a billionaire - which enabled him to help kidney dialysis patients travel the world.

Walmart signs Japan online grocery deal with Rakuten

The two firms will launch an online grocery delivery service in the Asian nation later this year.

IPL: Players to go for millions at 'biggest ever' auction

India Premier League clubs will spend big bucks as some of the world's best cricketers go on offer.

Facebook and Google criticised by George Soros

The billionaire investor says the tech giants' monopolies are a threat to democracy.

Knife-threatening app banned by Google

An app aimed at children with a chilling voiceover has been banned by Google.

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