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Donald Trump warned by Republicans over Mueller's Russia inquiry

It came after he attacked Robert Mueller's inquiry into Russian interference in the 2016 US election.

Is staff turnover much higher under Trump?

President Donald Trump surpassed the staff turnover rates of previous White House teams - in his first year.

Two wounded in Austin explosion after parcel bombings

Police have not confirmed if the blast is linked to deadly parcel bombings around Austin this month.

Did my parents leave me on a hillside to die?

In 1937 a nine-month-old girl was found hidden in a bush on the South Downs, with her hands tied. She has always wanted to know why.

Russia election: Vladimir Putin wins by big margin

He easily secures an expected fourth term as leader with no serious challenger in the race.

Ronaldo scores 50th career hat-trick as Real hit six past Girona

Cristiano Ronaldo scores four times, including the 50th hat-trick of his career, as Real Madrid beat Girona to move up to third in La Liga.

Del Potro ends Federer streak to claim Indian Wells title

Juan Martin del Potro ends Roger Federer's 17-match unbeaten run to claim the BNP Paribas Open title at Indian Wells.

Chelsea win at Leicester in extra time in tight FA Cup tie

Pedro heads in an extra-time winner to see off Leicester City and put Chelsea into their second successive FA Cup semi-final.

John McEnroe paid more than Martina Navratilova by BBC

US Army St Patrick's Day video splits opinion

Ghanaian animal imitator has Guinness World Record ambitions

Meet CabiFly Brazil's newest taxi service

'I tried to kill myself nine times before the NHS helped me'

At the age of 17 Sherry Denness tried to kill herself nine times in 10 days, and only then got the help she needed.

US-educated Yi Gang becomes head of China's central bank

The appointment is being seen as one of ensured continuity in Beijing's battle against growing debt.

Facebook and Trump data firm accused of 'misleading' MPs

A committee asks more questions over the alleged access of millions of Facebook profiles without consent.

Trump campaign data firm accused of harvesting Facebook data

A US attorney general is investigating reports that millions of Facebook profiles were accessed.

Biohacker fined for travel card implant

Australian biohacker fined for fare evasion despite having his travel card inside his hand.

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