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Toronto van attack: Suspect quizzed after 10 pedestrians killed

Alek Minassian, 25, was arrested after a rental van mowed down pedestrians, leaving 10 dead.

Royal baby: How the day unfolded

How the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge introduced their second son to the world.

Suspected Waffle House gunman arrested

Naked gunman suspected of killing four people at a Waffle House in Tennessee is in custody after a manhunt

George H W Bush hospitalised a day after his wife's funeral

The 93-year-old former president fell ill the day after his wife Barbara's funeral in Houston, Texas.

Serzh Sargsyan: Armenian PM resigns after days of protests

Serzh Sargsyan, an ex-president recently made prime minister, stepped down after days of protests.

Allardyce defends Everton style in win over Newcastle

Theo Walcott scores his first goal since January as Everton beat Newcastle to move up to eighth in the Premier League.

'We don't need to throw things' - Klopp asks fans to 'show respect' to Roma

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp asks fans to "show respect" outside Anfield before Tuesday's Champions League tie against Roma.

Fifa set to meet over $25bn 'offer' for revamped Club World Cup & new 'Nations League'

Two lucrative global football tournaments could get the go-ahead from football's world governing body Fifa next month.

Toronto van: Witnesses describe driver hitting pedestrians

South Korean youths: 'We're too busy for reunification'

US teachers are angry – and they're running for office

Crossing Divides: Two ex-child soldiers forge peace bonds

The vetting files: How the BBC kept out ‘subversives’

For decades the BBC denied job applicants were vetted by MI5 - but vetting continued at the corporation until the 1990s.

Google owner Alphabet sees profits soar

Net earnings jump almost 73% in the first quarter as revenues from internet advertising climb.

China sexist adverts: Tech firms apologise after damning report

Some adverts offered "men only" jobs while others wanted "trim" women applicants, Human Rights Watch found.

YouTube publishes deleted videos report

The video-sharing website details the reasons why millions of videos have been removed.

Spotify tests filter to block swearing in songs

The trial feature skips explicit tracks but only works on Apple devices and lacks a parental lock.

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