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North Korea to send highest level official ever to South Korea

Kim Yong-nam will be the most senior official to ever visit South Korea when he attends the Winter Olympics this week.

Jacob Zuma: Pressure grows on South Africa president to stand down

ANC leaders held talks with the South African president as they seek to avoid a split in the party.

Kim Cattrall announces brother's death after earlier plea for information

The actor had earlier issued a public appeal after Chris Cattrall went missing in Canada.

Plastic pollution: Scientists' plea on threat to ocean giants

Scientists call for monitoring of plastic pollution risks to whales, sharks and rays that strain water to feed.

Male make-up: Korean men have started a beauty revolution

Men in South Korea spend more on skincare per person than men anywhere else in the world.

Records tumble as Eagles stun Patriots in Super Bowl LII

The Philadelphia Eagles win the Super Bowl for the first time after defeating the New England Patriots in an extraordinary encounter in Minneapolis.

Kane misses one penalty and scores another in Anfield thriller

Harry Kane's stoppage-time penalty rescues a point for Tottenham against Liverpool in a remarkable finish at Anfield.

Watson & Simmonds score doubles as England hammer Italy

Anthony Watson and Sam Simmonds both score twice as defending champions England open their 2018 Six Nations account with a big win in Rome.

Ghana's autistic models turn heads and win awards

Wind Games 2018: The indoor skydivers defying gravity

Dead Sea: Could sinkholes' eerie beauty draw tourists?

US police officer run over by car thieves

'I started life again in the Arctic... then I fell in love'

When tragedy struck, Mountie Clare Kines made a fresh start in the Arctic Circle - and found an unexpected source of happiness.

Airlines probed over 'confusing' seating policy

A review will examine whether passengers are deliberately split up so they pay to sit together.

Russian oligarchs in UK told to explain luxury lifestyles

"We will come for you," warns the security minister as he commends McMafia's portrayal of organised crime.

Sony chief executive Kazuo Hirai to step down

Sony's finance chief Kenichiro Yoshida to replace Kazuo Hirai as chief executive from April.

'Egregious' YouTubers to face consequences

YouTube says video-makers who damage the reputation of the site will face new consequences.

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