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US Department of Justice to probe Trump campaign 'infiltration'

The Department of Justice will investigate whether the FBI spied on Donald Trump's election campaign.

Venezuela election: Maduro wins second term amid claims of vote rigging

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro wins a new term in an election marred by claims of vote rigging.

UK turns blind eye to dirty Russian money, say MPs

The City is being used as "a base for the corrupt assets" of President Putin's allies, MPs claim.

Gender inequality: Stars tell world leaders poverty is sexist

Lena Dunham, Oprah Winfrey and others say leaders are "on notice" to use their power for women.

Royal Wedding 2018: Eagle-eyed viewers spot 'naughty' horse

During the royal couple's procession through Windsor, viewers spotted a horse galloping off-track.

Nadal to return to top of world rankings after eighth Italian Open title

Rafael Nadal survives a stunning fightback from world number three Alexander Zverev to win an eighth Italian Open.

Giro d'Italia: Simon Yates extends lead with fine solo win on stage 15

Britain's Simon Yates rides to a brilliant solo win on stage 15 of the Giro d'Italia to extend his overall lead.

Farah wins 10km Great Manchester Run

Britain's Mo Farah wins his first Great Manchester Run after outsprinting Ugandan Moses Kipsiro at the end of the 10km race.

Royal Wedding 2018: How black culture featured

The 'day spa' for pregnant sharks

Iceland PM on equal pay: It doesn't just happen by sitting and waiting

Asia Argento warns Cannes predators: 'We know who you are'

The sadness of living without sex

Responding to the story of Joseph, a man who had no sex until he was 37, readers tell their own stories of living without intimacy.

US and China halt imposing import tariffs

No specific numbers are given, but the deal appears to have ended the imminent threat of a trade war.

UK turns blind eye to dirty Russian money, say MPs

The City is being used as "a base for the corrupt assets" of President Putin's allies, MPs claim.

US mugshot website owners face criminal charges

The site published images of people taken by police after arrest and asked for cash to remove them.

Smart luggage firms close because of airline battery rules

Two firms have closed this month, citing changes in airline policies on carrying batteries.

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