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Trump threatens further $100bn in tariffs against China

It is an escalation of a tense trade stand-off that has unsettled global markets in recent weeks.

Brazil judge tells Lula to turn himself in on Friday

An arrest warrant for the ex-president requires him to report to police before Friday afternoon.

Spy poisoning: Russia says UK is 'playing with fire'

Moscow's UN ambassador accuses the UK of inventing a "fake story" over the Salisbury spy poisoning.

Skripal phone call: 'I have no doubt it was Yulia'

Viktoria, the cousin of Yulia Skripal, says the alleged conversation with her cousin is real.

'Grave of the Fireflies' director Isao Takahata dies at 82

Isao Takahata helped create some of Studio Ghibli's most famous animated works.

Garcia puts five in the water as Spieth leads & Woods toils at Masters

Defending champion Sergio Garcia takes a 13 at the par-five 15th, equalling the worst score for a hole at the Masters, as Jordan Spieth leads at six under.

Five-time darts world champion Bristow dies aged 60

Eric Bristow, the British five-time darts world champion, dies at the age of 60, the Professional Darts Corporation announces.

'We have done half a job' - Arsenal demolish CSKA Moscow in Europa League

Alexandre Lacazette and Aaron Ramsey both score twice as Arsenal take control of their Europa League quarter-final by demolishing CSKA Moscow in the first leg.

Russian TV airs 'Skripal phone call'

Skripal phone call: 'I have no doubt it was Yulia'

The pest controller of Kandahar

Why are female mass shooters so rare?

'I thought I was losing my mind, but I was actually losing my sight'

Kirsty James was struggling to deal with the news that she was going to go blind when she started seeing visions which made her fear she was also losing her mind.

Trump threatens further $100bn in tariffs against China

It is an escalation of a tense trade stand-off that has unsettled global markets in recent weeks.

Google should not be in business of war, say employees

Google employees have sent an open letter protesting at a Pentagon artificial intelligence project.

Scammers abused Facebook phone number search

The company was warned by security researchers that the search tool could be abused.

South Korean university boycotted over 'killer robots'

Experts express concern about the South Korean institution's plans to develop AI for weapons.

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