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Maryland shooting: Five killed in 'targeted' attack on US newspaper

The suspected gunman who opened fire at the Capital Gazette in the US state of Maryland is in custody.

Migrant crisis: EU summit leaders reach migration deal after marathon talks

Leaders agree "voluntary" measures to help frontline states cope with arrivals at a Brussels summit.

Mexico election: A grieving widow defies the drug cartels

Carmen's husband was killed six weeks before Mexico's election - now she's running for office herself.

UK: EU risks making citizens less safe

A close security relationship must be maintained after Brexit, the prime minister warns EU leaders.

Deutsche Bank's US unit fails Fed's stress test

The Federal Reserve points to "widespread and critical deficiencies" at the German bank's US division.

England lose to Belgium, will face Colombia in last 16

England will face Colombia in the World Cup last 16 after a defeat by Belgium meant they finished second in Group G.

Colombia beat Senegal to top group and knock Africans out on fair play rule

Yerry Mina's second-half header sends Colombia into a last-16 tie with England at the World Cup at the expense of Senegal.

Don’t criticise Vettel, says Hamilton after French GP crash

Lewis Hamilton says rival Sebastian Vettel should not be condemned for causing a crash at the start of Sunday's French Grand Prix.

Mexico election: A grieving widow defies the drug cartels

Trafficked from Nigeria to Europe for sex

Prince William visits great-grandmother's tomb in Jerusalem

Is the EU punishing the UK?

The HIV-positive man who stopped thousands getting the virus

How one HIV-positive man stopped thousands getting the virus by helping them obtain a "game-changing" treatment not then available on the NHS.

Tata Steel deal with ThyssenKrupp 'close to completion'

City sources say the deal, under negotiation for more than a year, could be struck in the next few days.

Deutsche Bank's US unit fails Fed's stress test

The Federal Reserve points to "widespread and critical deficiencies" at the German bank's US division.

Elon Musk accused of stealing farting unicorn image

Technology entrepreneur engages in a fresh Twitter argument over pottery of a mythical animal.

Fortnite Playground mode quickly taken offline

The new mode, called Playground, let players practise their skills in the popular video game Fortnite.

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