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Ex-FBI chief Comey broke norms but not biased - watchdog report

The report criticises ex-FBI director James Comey for his handling of the Hillary Clinton investigation.

Boris Becker claims diplomatic immunity in bankruptcy case

The tennis star, who was declared bankrupt in 2017, is a diplomat for the Central African Republic.

Eurydice Dixon: Comedian's killing prompts anger in Australia

Eurydice Dixon was allegedly raped and murdered as she walked home from a gig in Melbourne.

Yemen war: UN calls for vital port of Hudaydah to stay open

Fighting continues around the Red Sea port of Hudaydah which provides a lifeline for aid.

Banksy print stolen from Toronto exhibit by brazen thief

Toronto police release surveillance footage of the suspect grabbing the framed print off a wall.

World Cup 2018: Russia thrash Saudi Arabia 5-0 in tournament opener

Hosts Russia make a fine start to their World Cup campaign as they thrash Saudi Arabia in the tournament's opening game.

Poulter and Johnson in four-way US Open lead, but McIlroy and Woods struggle

Ian Poulter shares a one shot lead after the first round of the US Open but Rory McIlroy had a round to forget at Shinnecock Hills.

World Cup 2018: Julen Lopetegui's sacking by Spain prompts tears and regret

Spain have endured a turbulent week and two news conferences on Thursday provided yet more drama, writes Patrick Jennings in Sochi.

Mix-ups and fanfare: What no-one else saw at the Trump-Kim summit

'Ignacius Sancho made me sure of who I am as a black Briton'

Banksy print stolen from Toronto exhibit by brazen thief

Casa Padre: Inside a child migrant shelter in Texas

'Why my daughter wants a hysterectomy at 15'

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

AT&T completes its takeover of Time Warner

The merger of the two giants could shake up the US media scene for years to come.

Kellogg's recalls Honey Smacks cereals over salmonella fears

There are concerns the cereal product could be linked to dozens of cases of salmonella across the US.

Call of Duty takes aim at Fortnite Battle Royale at E3

CoD is adopting a last-fighter-standing challenge, but can it beat Fortnite at its own game?

AI gives silenced radio journalist his voice back

Neural networks have given political radio journalist Jamie Dupree the ability to speak once more.

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