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South Africa: Ramaphosa leaves Commonwealth summit to deal with protests

Cyril Ramaphosa leaves the Commonwealth summit in London to deal with violent clashes at home.

Comey: No one around Trump to stop impulsive behaviour

The ex-FBI chief tells the BBC the US is becoming "numb" to the president's "impulsive behaviour".

Berlin set for mass evacuation as WW2 bomb is defused

An area including the city's main railway station will be cleared before experts defuse the device.

Lance Armstrong settles $100m US government lawsuit for $5m

Lance Armstrong agrees to pay $5m (£3.5m) to the US government to settle a long-running lawsuit that could have cost him $100m (£71m) in damages.

Syria returns Legion d'honneur award to France

The Legion d'honneur is handed back after France joined the US and Britain in air strikes on Syria.

Lance Armstrong settles $100m US government lawsuit for $5m

Lance Armstrong agrees to pay $5m (£3.5m) to the US government to settle a long-running lawsuit that could have cost him $100m (£71m) in damages.

Barcelona one win from title after Atletico defeat

Barcelona are one win away from securing a 25th Spanish league title after second-placed Atletico Madrid lost at Real Sociedad.

Saints must 'go for it now' - Hughes wants more in attack after draw at Leicester

Southampton have to "take more risks" and "just go for it" says manager Mark Hughes after they were held to a draw against Leicester

Comey: No one around Trump to stop impulsive behaviour

There's a clown running for US Congress. Literally

Do you know how to wear an oxygen mask?

K-foreign: The hidden Westerners in Korean drama

The holiday village run by spies

An idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.

Australia bank inquiry ousts first executive amid fee scandal

The head of the nation's largest wealth manager steps down over a damaging fee scandal.

Premier League club revenues soar to £4.5bn

England's top 20 teams posted record revenues and also bounced back into profit in the 2016-17 season.

Facebook to exclude billions from European privacy laws

A total of 1.5 billion international Facebook users will not be protected under GDPR.

Ikea's TaskRabbit app back online after data breach

The odd jobs marketplace has been investigating a "cyber-security incident".

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