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South Africa gold mine: Rescue underway for 955 trapped workers

The South African workers have been stuck since Wednesday, when a power cut stopped the lifts.

French climber Elisabeth Revol describes 'Killer Mountain' rescue

French climber Elisabeth Revol says, to be rescued, she had to leave her climbing partner behind.

Cuba: Fidel Castro's son 'takes own life'

Fidel Ángel Castro Díaz-Balart, known as 'Fidelito', is found dead in Cuba.

Natalie Wood death: Police say Robert Wagner 'person of interest'

Los Angeles investigators are re-examining the 1981 death of Hollywood actress Natalie Wood.

Los Angeles school shooting by girl, 12, 'was unintentional'

A 12-year-old girl has been charged with "negligent discharge of a firearm" after five were injured.

Lifting Russian doping bans 'craven & spineless'

Sports leaders are accused of making "craven and spineless" decisions, after life bans given to Russian athletes are overturned.

England keeper Bardsley carried off on stretcher

WSL leaders Manchester City survive an early injury to goalkeeper Karen Bardsley in a goalless draw against Chelsea.

Stokes in England ODI squad for New Zealand series

All-rounder Ben Stokes is named in England's 15-man squad for the five-match one-day series against New Zealand.

French climber Elisabeth Revol describes 'Killer Mountain' rescue

China police state: Fear and resentment

Egypt election: Al-Sisi one of two remaining candidates

SLEEPCINEMAHOTEL: Where they want you to fall asleep

You're on the verge of losing everything - but you don’t understand why

A run of bad luck left one man struggling to make sense of the UK benefits system - and at risk of losing his home.

Apple sells fewer phones but profits rise

The price of the iPhone X compensates for a dip in handset sales during the last three months of 2017.

Amazon 2017 sales jump by nearly a third

The online retail giant benefits from a strong holiday season and its Alexa digital assistant.

Deepfake porn videos deleted from internet by Gfycat

The Gyfcat video clip hosting service says the computer-generated clips are objectionable.

Atari co-founder denied award over sexist behaviour

Social media campaign sees top gaming body abandon plan to honour Atari founder.

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