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Putin says Russia not aiming to divide EU

Vladimir Putin is heading to Austria on his first trip to a West European country in nearly a year.

Apple jams Facebook's web-tracking tools

The next versions of the iOS and the Mac operating systems will block the social network's trackers.

Swimmer Ben Lecomte begins record Pacific crossing attempt

Ben Lecomte, 51, sets off from Japan aiming to become the first swimmer to cross the Pacific Ocean.

50 nations 'curbing plastic pollution'

Levies and bans have been among the most effective strategies to curb plastic waste, a UN report says.

Why do we love to dance with each other?

Dancing makes us feel good...but dancing together is even better

'Guardiola often has problem with Africans' - Toure

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola "often has problems with Africans", says former Blues midfielder Yaya Toure.

Liverpool goalkeeper Karius 'concussed during Champions League final'

Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius was concussed during their Champions League final defeat by Real Madrid, say doctors.

French Open: Serena Williams pulls out with injury before Maria Sharapova match

Serena Williams says an injury that affected her serve forced her to pull out of the French Open before her last-16 match with Maria Sharapova.

Are presidential pardons Trump's secret weapon?

Georgia officer fired for hitting suspect with patrol car

Guatemala volcano: Deadly Fuego eruption caught on video

Pakistan's soaring rates of 'diabetic foot'

'I thought if I was fat nobody could see that I was evil'

One woman explains how she used binge-eating and obesity to cope with being abused as a child.

Government to sell 7.7% stake in RBS

The latest sale of 925 million shares will reduce Treasury's stake in RBS from 70.1% to 62.4%.

Starbucks boss leaves firm after 36 years

Howard Schultz hints at political ambitions as he steps down as Starbucks' executive chairman.

Apple jams Facebook's web-tracking tools

The next versions of the iOS and the Mac operating systems will block the social network's trackers.

Apple Watch use at lights leads to fine for student

The student was convicted after being distracted using the smartwatch while driving

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