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Florida shooting: At least 17 dead in high school attack

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Top News Stories Florida shooting: At least 17 dead in high school attack The suspect is named as Nikolas Cruz, 19, an ex-student at the school who had been expelled. 'I heard five pops' Paramedics treat the injured on the street as other students are marched to safety by armed police. South Africa's Jacob Zuma resigns after pressure from party South Africa's President Jacob Zuma resigns, bringing nine troubled years in office to an end. Stormy Daniels 'free to tell her story' after Trump lawyer statement The porn star's lawyer says 'everything is off now' that Mr Trump's lawyer confirmed a payment to her. Ultra-processed foods 'linked to cancer' French researchers studied effects of highly-processed foods, such as cakes, bread and chicken nuggets. Sport Ronaldo leads Real Madrid to late victory against PSG Cristiano Ronaldo's double gives Real Madrid a first-leg Champions League lead after fighting back to beat Paris St-Germain. Winter Olympics: Aksel Lund Svindal wins downhill gold in Pyeongchang Norway's Aksel Lund Svindal becomes the oldest Olympic alpine skiing champion by storming to victory in the men's downhill. Liverpool thrash Porto to close in on Champions League quarters Liverpool take a major step towards the Champions League quarter-finals with a last-16 first-leg thrashing of Porto in Portugal. Top Videos Florida students describe fleeing as shots rang out South African President Jacob Zuma: 'I resign with immediate effect' Jacob Zuma: South African leader's rise and fall Morgan Tsvangirai: The man who took on Robert Mugabe

Magazine 'Hun, this could be your opportunity to get rich' We hear from multi-level marketing, or MLM success stories, as well as women who say they've lost thousands of pounds. Business Carillion: Canadian firm BGIS seeks facilities contracts The firm says it will employ more than 2,500 Carillion employees should the deal go through. Consumer price rise signals firming inflation Inflation rose by more than expected in January, lifting the prospect of faster interest rate rises. Technology Snapchat petition attracts one million signatures Snapchat's changes have sparked a backlash as users complain that it is more difficult to use. Apple's HomePod speakers leave white marks on wood The tech firm has said owners may have to re-oil surfaces if the ring marks do not fade.

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