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Russia fire: Children caught in deadly Kemerovo mall blaze

Officials confirm 48 deaths in the blaze in Kemerovo, Siberia, with 27 people still unaccounted for.

Stormy Daniels 'told to leave Trump alone' over affair claims

Stormy Daniels says she was told to "leave Trump alone" after her claims of an affair, which he denies.

Spain Catalonia: Mass protests after Germany detains Puigdemont

Carles Puigdemont is to appear in a German court for the start of extradition proceedings to Spain.

Is Turkey going too far to stop migrant boats?

Aladdin and Bushra experienced first-hand how migrants are treated by the Turkish coastguard.

Uber is selling its South East Asia operations to rival Grab

The sale marks a major retreat for Uber in the costly battle for regional ride-share supremacy.

Australia captain Smith fined and banned for one Test for his role in ball tampering

Australia captain Steve Smith is banned for one Test and fined his entire match fee after a ball-tampering incident against South Africa in Cape Town.

'Beyond belief' - Australian prime minister shocked by cricket team's 'cheating'

Malcolm Turnbull, the Australian prime minister, says it is "beyond belief" that the national cricket team was involved in "cheating" during the third Test match against South Africa

Watson wins as Thomas misses out on No 1 ranking

Bubba Watson wins the WGC Match Play after Justin Thomas' hopes of becoming world number one end in a semi-final loss.

Stormy Daniels: 'I was threatened'

Russia shopping centre fire: Firefighters tackle fatal blaze

Spain Catalonia: Protesters clash with police after Puigdemont arrest

Is Turkey going too far to stop migrant boats?

The community of 2,000 people with 151 cases of sex crime

In the small community of Tysfjord in northern Norway, sexual abuse was rife for decades. How come it was never stopped?

Uber is selling its South East Asia operations to rival Grab

The sale marks a major retreat for Uber in the costly battle for regional ride-share supremacy.

Facebook boss apologises in UK and US newspaper ads

The firm could have done more to stop data breach that affected "millions", Mark Zuckerberg says.

Elon Musk pulls Tesla and SpaceX from Facebook

Entrepreneur Elon Musk has the official Facebook pages for his Tesla and SpaceX companies deleted.

Craigslist drops dating ads after new law

The site said keeping its "personals" section open in the US was too much of a risk.

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