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Facebook's Zuckerberg 'sorry' over Cambridge Analytica 'breach'

The Facebook chief admits there was a "breach of trust" and vows to tackle misuse of personal data.

Nicolas Sarkozy: French ex-president under formal investigation

The ex-French president allegedly received illegal campaign funds from Libya's Colonel Gaddafi.

Trump set to announce China sanctions after IP probe

The White House says its investigation finds that China encourages the theft or transfer of intellectual property.

Ghana computer teacher's chalkboard Microsoft Word inspires

Meet the Ghanaian teacher who went viral thanks to his chalkboard version of Microsoft Word.

Ahed Tamimi: Palestinian slap video teen gets eight months in plea deal

For Palestinians, Ahed Tamimi is a national icon, but to Israelis she is a violent troublemaker.

Putin 'will use World Cup like Hitler's Olympics'

Boris Johnson says Moscow's "glorying" in the event sickens him, as he seeks fan safety reassurances.

England 58 all out: New Zealand bowl tourists out in first session in Auckland

England are bowled out for 58 - their sixth lowest Test total - before lunch on the first day of the Test series in New Zealand.

Williams knocked out at Miami Open by Japan's Osaka

Serena Williams is knocked out of the Miami Open in the first round by Naomi Osaka as she continues her return from maternity leave.

Texas bombings: 'The suspect is deceased'

Cambridge Analytica: What we know so far

The woman helping Ukraine's traumatised children

The sisters rebuilding Mosul University's library

'Everybody thinks it's only boys who join gangs'

Nequela Whittaker was once a feared gang leader in south London - now she tries to stop other young girls from taking that path.

Trump set to announce China sanctions after IP probe

The White House says its investigation finds that China encourages the theft or transfer of intellectual property.

Facebook's Zuckerberg 'sorry' over Cambridge Analytica 'breach'

The Facebook chief admits there was a "breach of trust" and vows to tackle misuse of personal data.

Facebook's Zuckerberg 'sorry' over Cambridge Analytica 'breach'

The Facebook chief admits there was a "breach of trust" and vows to tackle misuse of personal data.

Surgeon David Nott: Hack led to Syria air strike

David Nott had helped Syrian surgeons via the internet - weeks later, their hospital was destroyed.

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