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The moment when Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un shook hands

US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un have shaken hands in a historic meeting.

US rejects asylum case in landmark ruling

The justice department says the "asylum statute is not a general hardship statute".

UK government tries to avoid Brexit bill defeat

Theresa May backs customs compromise but Tory rebels may still defy her over vote on final deal.

Spain to accept disputed migrant ship Aquarius

PM Pedro Sánchez will give "safe harbour" to hundreds of migrants caught in an international row.

Chloe Ayling 'vindicated' over kidnapper's conviction

Lucasz Herba lured Ms Ayling to Italy with the promise of a photo shoot and kidnapped her for ransom.

Lukaku scores twice as Belgium thrash Costa Rica in World Cup warm-up

Romelu Lukaku scores twice as Belgium eased to victory against Costa Rica in their final World Cup warm-up match.

Max Verstappen: Red Bull driver raced in Montreal without family & manager present

Max Verstappen's third place for Red Bull in the Canadian Grand Prix came after he attended a race without a support group for the first time.

Errani 'disgusted' as ban increased after cancer drug ended up in tortellini

Italy's former world number five Sara Errani's ban is increased from two to 10 months after a cancer drug showed up in a failed test.

Trump-Kim: Historic one-on-one at Singapore summit

The moment when Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un shook hands

One-handed cookbook for stroke patients

Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim on Mahathir: 'We have to move on'

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.

Russia 2018: Chinese firms fill World Cup sponsorship gap

The value of World Cup sponsorship has dropped between the 2014 event in Brazil and this year's in Russia, says Nielsen.

Daimler forced to recall Mercedes with defeat devices

The German government says 774,000 Mercedes were fitted with illegal software that masks diesel emissions.

E3: Sony PlayStation's Last of Us Part II has kisses and kills

PlayStation firm contrasts a lesbian kiss with extreme violence at an E3 event to promote the game.

US officially repeals net neutrality rules

The rules demanded that net providers treated all data crossing their networks equally.

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