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Harvey Weinstein: New York state sues Weinstein Company

The lawsuit alleges the studio failed to protect staff from abuse by Harvey Weinstein.

Russia Saratov crash: Investigators comb crash site near Moscow

The weather, human error and technical failure are being considered as causes of the crash.

ANC leaders meet to decide on President Jacob Zuma's future

Leaders of South Africa's governing party are widely expected to ask the president to step down.

Trump warns Israel that settlements 'complicate' peace hopes

The US president also casts doubt on whether the Palestinians or Israel are ready to talk peace.

Peter Rabbit film producers apologise over allergy scene

Sony Pictures "regrets" a scene in the film where bunnies pelt a character with blackberries.

Winter Olympics: Strong winds create 'irresponsible' women's slopestyle final

The Winter Olympics women's slopestyle final was labelled "irresponsible" after strong winds caused havoc.

Laidlaw kicks Scotland to tense victory over France

Greig Laidlaw kicks six second-half penalties to guide Scotland to a 32-26 Six Nations victory over France at Murrayfield.

Newcastle shock Man Utd to win first home league game since October

Newcastle win a Premier League home game for the first time since October with a surprise victory over second-placed Manchester United.

Winter Olympics: South Koreans protest against 'propaganda'

Do 'dead' models live on in fashion magazines?

Brazil's British Carnival dancer

The everyday lives of the non-monogamous

The women who fought to make Canada's national anthem gender-neutral

After decades of hailing its sons, Canada's national anthem no longer leaves its daughters out. Changing it took years of pressure.

Harvey Weinstein: New York state sues Weinstein Company

The lawsuit alleges the studio failed to protect staff from abuse by Harvey Weinstein.

Australia royal commission inquiry into banking begins

The royal commission follows a decade of scandals which have rocked the country's biggest industry.

Is social media causing childhood depression?

Do children spend too much time online and does social media use make them anxious and unhappy?

New Sega Genesis game made on '90s kit

The Sega Mega Drive games console gets a new game more than 20 years after it went on sale.

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