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YouTube shooting: Three shot at California HQ, female suspect dead

US media name the suspect as Nasim Aghdam, with the incident believed to be a domestic dispute.

US-China trade: Beijing condemns US tariffs list

Beijing "strongly condemns and firmly opposes" US plans to slap extra taxes on about 1,300 Chinese products.

Russian spy: Chemical watchdog to meet at Russia's request

The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons is to meet later at Russia's request.

France strike: Rail misery as three-month action tests Macron

Transport misery for commuters as strikes challenging President Macron's labour reform begin.

Ukraine: On patrol with the far-right National Militia

Ukraine's National Militia says it "polices" the streets. So why does it also fight the police themselves?

Ronaldo scores incredible overhead kick as Real thrash Juventus

Cristiano Ronaldo scores one of the Champions League's great goals as his incredible bicycle kick helps Real Madrid demolish Juventus in the quarter-final first leg.

4,500 athletes, 71 nations & territories, 275 golds - Commonwealth Games to begin on Gold Coast

More than 4,500 athletes from 71 nations and territories will compete for 275 gold medals at the 21st Commonwealth Games.

The Masters: Your complete guide to main contenders, the Brits & why the 'Green Jacket'?

Who are the main contenders? What about the British hopes? Why the Green Jacket? And everything else you need to know about the 2018 Masters.

Ukraine: On patrol with the far-right National Militia

Tearful reunion with missing daughter

Two trains hit trucks on crossings in Georgia, US

Meet the Ethiopian man who walks on his hands

When cops become robbers

Inside one of America's most corrupt police squads.

US-China trade: Beijing condemns US tariffs list

Beijing "strongly condemns and firmly opposes" US plans to slap extra taxes on about 1,300 Chinese products.

WPP boss Martin Sorrell faces misconduct investigation

Sir Martin says he "unreservedly" denies any allegation of financial impropriety.

Apple Watch provides murder case clues

Motion and heart rate data from a smartwatch has been presented in court as part of a murder trial.

Zipline blood delivery drone applies for US trial

The blood-by-drone service delivers supplies in rural Rwanda and hopes to take part in a US trial

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