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Boris Johnson 'warns of Brexit meltdown'

Remarks about Brexit and Donald Trump made by the foreign secretary at a private dinner are leaked.

Trump-Kim summit: North Korea leader may get US invite

Donald Trump said he would consider inviting Kim Jong-un to the White House if their summit goes well.

US to send 1,600 immigration detainees to federal prisons

The US immigration agency is forced to find extra room after the Trump administration crackdown.

Canada moves a step closer to legalising marijuana

Canadian senators pass the Cannabis Act by a clear margin and return it to the House of Commons.

Guatemala volcano: 'There's no hope for finding my family'

Eddie's mum, brother and sister are among nearly 200 people missing after the Fuego volcano eruption.

England beat Costa Rica in final World Cup warm-up

Marcus Rashford and Danny Welbeck score as England beat Costa Rica 2-0 in their final World Cup warm-up match.

'The toughest challenge in sport' - how do you stop king of clay Nadal?

Can anyone stop 10-time French Open champion Rafael Nadal adding to his titles at Roland Garros? BBC Sport finds out why it's so hard.

Max Verstappen: Red Bull driver says he 'might headbutt someone'

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen says he "might headbutt someone" if he continues to be asked about his crashes and mistakes.

Can you achieve peace on a plate?

Guatemala volcano: 'There's no hope for finding my family'

Big fight to bring arm wrestling to South Africa's townships

Ask Putin: The phone-in with a difference

The punk who returned from the dead - and handed himself in

Former punk singer Gilles Bertin spent decades on the run before handing himself in to face trial for a robbery.

IMF agrees to loan up to $50bn for Argentina

The financing loan would be made over a three-year period and is still subject to IMF board approval.

US reaches deal with China's ZTE, says Wilbur Ross

The deal will lift the ban on ZTE buying goods from US suppliers, the US Commerce Secretary says.

Ship hack 'risks chaos in English Channel'

A researcher reveals a way to trigger ship collision alarms that he says would prevent travel through the English Channel.

Amazon $1.2m gadget scam couple jailed

The couple exploited Amazon's customer service policy by claiming electronics they ordered were damaged.

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