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Syria chemical attack: Investigators allowed to visit site

Russia says investigators will be allowed to visit the alleged chemical attack site on Wednesday.

Sean Hannity unmasked as Trump lawyer's mystery client

Sean Hannity acknowledges seeking "input" from the president's lawyer on unspecified legal matters.

Facebook facial recognition faces class-action suit

A judge rules Facebook's facial recognition tagging will be the subject of a class action law suit.

Going for a helicopter pub crawl in Australia

Tourism operators are offering a novel way to find a beer in Australia's vast outback.

Recycling hope for plastic-hungry enzyme

Science created a 'wonder material' in plastic; now nature is helping to unmake it.

Mourinho to drop players for Man Utd's FA Cup semi-final v Spurs

Jose Mourinho say Manchester United players who performed poorly in league defeat by West Brom will be dropped for Saturday's FA Cup semi-final against Tottenham.

Hamilton driving with 'regret & frustration' - Palmer

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton is driving with 'regret and frustration' so far in 2018 and needs to stop dwelling on errors, says BBC F1 columnist Jolyon Palmer.

German side awarded penalty at half-time by VAR with players already in dressing room

A penalty was awarded after players had already left the pitch for half-time in Mainz's Bundesliga win over relegation rivals Freiburg on Monday.

Starbucks staff to get 'unconscious bias' training

Benin basketball star on returning to the court after a car crash

Going for a helicopter pub crawl in Australia

North Korea's secret slave gangs

Solving the world's problems, one prize at a time

Challenge prizes take innovation outside the research establishment - and they are becoming more popular.

China's first quarter growth beats expectations at 6.8%

The world's second largest economy has continued to grow as the prospect of a US trade war looms.

Pound's strong run continues with push above $1.43

Sterling breaks above $1.43 as recovery continues from post-referendum lows.

Facebook facial recognition faces class-action suit

A judge rules Facebook's facial recognition tagging will be the subject of a class action law suit.

China's ZTE 'poses risk to UK security'

Cyber-defence watchdog tells the UK telecoms sector not to use the Chinese firm's equipment.

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