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Mike Pompeo: CIA boss on Russia, North Korea and Trump

America's top spy Mike Pompeo on the threats the US faces now - and how the CIA will fight back.

Irish abortion referendum: Vote to be held in May

The May vote will decide whether to change the constitution to reform a near-total ban.

Paris residents battle floods as Seine level peaks

Some residents take to boats and kayaks as about 1,500 people are evacuated from their homes.

India estimates 21 million of its girls are 'unwanted'

A new report finds many couples keep having children until they get a longed-for boy.

Argentina sub: Antarctic tribute to lost San Juan crew

An icebreaker crew form the number 44 on the ice, in tribute to the lost San Juan submariners.

Aubameyang's £60m Arsenal move could hinge on two other deals

Arsenal's £60m move for Borussia Dortmund forward Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang could hinge on two more transfers being agreed.

Wigan to host Man City in FA Cup fifth round

League One leaders Wigan will host Premier League counterparts Manchester City in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

'I'm not sexist' - Neville responds to tweet controversy

Phil Neville says he is not sexist and has huge respect for women in his first media appearance as England women's head coach.

Stranded skiers' chairlift chopper rescue

Why Cape Town is shutting off its water supply

Philippines: Volcanic mudflows sweep away roads

Evangelical leader Franklin Graham: Trump is 'work in progress'

Could farming rhinos save them from extinction?

John Hume argues that legalising the sale of rhino horn could stop the animals being poached.

House of Fraser boss wants Brexit 'signal'

Yuan Yafei says the UK government needs to give a "definite signal" over Brexit to reassure people.

Three European banks to pay $46m for 'spoofing' market

US authorities announce action against eight people and three banks for manipulating futures markets.

Fitness app Strava lights up staff at military bases

Soldiers have been publicly sharing location information as they log their daily runs.

Facebook to promote local news in drive for 'trusted' content

The company says an update allowing users to select community news will encourage civic engagement.

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