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Spy poisoning: Australian PM condemns Russian 'recklessness' in UK

Australia joins more than 20 other countries in expelling Russian diplomats over UK spy poisoning.

Stormy Daniels: White House 'strongly' denies Trump's alleged affair

The White House says President Trump "clearly and consistently" rejects Stormy Daniels' claims.

'North Korean train' in Beijing fuels rumours of Kim Jong-un visit

Speculation grows as a North Korean delegation makes a visit to Beijing under tight security.

Eastern Ghouta: Saying goodbye to 'hell on Earth'

Thousands of rebels and civilians are bussed from Eastern Ghouta under a deal with Syria's government.

Brazil's female sports reporters call time on sexual harassment

More than 50 Brazilian female sports reporters speak out after suffering sexism and on-air groping.

Vaughan suspects Australia of ball-tampering during Ashes

Ex-England captain Michael Vaughan is "pretty sure" Australia were ball-tampering during their winter Ashes series victory.

'Give us some love,' Sterling urges England fans

Raheem Sterling says England players would perform better in the World Cup if they were all given the full support of the fans.

Joshua predicts Parker will be overwhelmed in Cardiff cauldron

Anthony Joshua believes Joseph Parker will face an "overwhelming" experience in a unification bout which will go down in "history".

DR Congo: How one village massacre unfolded

Flat-Earther launches DIY rocket

Mountain lion roams California backyards

Eastern Ghouta: Saying goodbye to 'hell on Earth'

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?

Facebook faces Federal Trade Commission privacy inquiry

Facebook shares fall as a federal agency investigates whether the firm broke data security laws.

Asia stocks follow US shares up as trade war fears ease

Earlier Wall Street had rallied on optimistic comments coming out of both Washington and Beijing.

Billion euro cyber-suspect arrested in Spain

The individual led a prolific gang that stole cash from banks for more than five years, says Europol.

Facebook faces Federal Trade Commission privacy inquiry

Facebook shares fall as a federal agency investigates whether the firm broke data security laws.

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