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North Korea sanctions remain until complete denuclearisation, says US

No sanctions will be lifted until North Korea has completely denuclearised, says Mike Pompeo.

Yemen war: Fighting rages over vital port of Hudaydah

The assault on Hudaydah marks the first attempt by Saudi-backed forces to capture a major city.

Antarctica loses three trillion tonnes of ice in 25 years

Satellites observing the White Continent detect a jump in the rate of ice being lost to the ocean.

World Cup 2018: Football showpiece set to begin in Russia

The 2018 World Cup starts on Thursday, when hosts Russia face Saudi Arabia in Moscow in the first of 64 games over 32 days.

Einstein's travel diaries reveal physicist's racism

Private journals from the physicist's 1920s tour of Asia reveal racist and xenophobic comments.

32 teams, 64 games, 12 stadiums & 11 cities - Russia ready for World Cup kick-off

The 2018 World Cup starts on Thursday, when hosts Russia face Saudi Arabia in Moscow in the first of 64 games over 32 days.

Spain sack Lopetegui two days before opener - Hierro in charge for World Cup

Spain sack head coach Julen Lopetegui after he was named the new Real Madrid boss - sporting director Fernando Hierro will take charge for the World Cup.

Anthony Martial wants to leave Manchester United says agent

Manchester United forward Anthony Martial wants to leave the club this summer, according to his agent.

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Saiga antelopes: the Ice Age survivors now in peril

'Why my daughter wants a hysterectomy at 15'

A mother and daughter both have a severe form of premenstrual syndrome.

Federal Reserve raises interest rates

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says higher rates are appropriate since the US economy is in "great shape".

Comcast bids for Murdoch's Fox assets in Disney challenge

The US media giant has offered to buy 21st Century Fox assets for $65bn in a challenge to Disney.

Sony faces growing Fortnite backlash at E3

Firm is under pressure to explain why Switch owners cannot use PS4-linked Fortnite accounts.

Apple to close iPhone security hole used by police

The move will make it more difficult for hackers, and police, to unlock handsets without authorisation.

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