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British pair poisoned by Novichok nerve agent

They were exposed to the same substance as ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia.

Thailand cave rescue: What are the options?

"Being found alive is one thing - they have got to be got out alive as well."

Kim Dotcom loses latest appeal against US extradition

The internet mogul remains eligible for extradition to the US, a New Zealand Court of Appeal rules.

Statue of Liberty climber in custody after forcing evacuation

Tourists were evacuated when a woman climbed on to the monument in a protest lasting several hours.

Ghana orchestra reinterprets Western classical music for Africa

This symphony orchestra in Ghana is making new audiences 'fall in love with classical music'.

Cristiano Ronaldo: Real Madrid considering £88m Juventus bid

Real Madrid are considering an offer of about 100m euros (£88m) from Juventus for Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo.

Roger Federer into Wimbledon third round with win over Lukas Lacko

Eight-time champion Roger Federer extends his Wimbledon winning streak to 26 sets with a routine victory over Lukas Lacko in the second round.

Chris Froome: Team Sky's unprecedented release of data reveals how British rider won Giro d'Italia

Team Sky release an unprecedented amount of Chris Froome's data to BBC Sport, detailing his diet and the physical effort he needed to win the Giro d'Italia.

Thailand cave rescue: What are the options?

President Macron parties at Nigeria nightclub

Ghana orchestra reinterprets Western classical music for Africa

Mother of Thailand cave boy: 'I am dying to see him'

'My husband hired a hitman to kill me - but I forgive him'

When Nancy Shore drove home one day in 2012 a hitman was waiting with a gun. She was stunned when she learned who paid him.

Jaguar Land Rover boss: Brexit threatens £80bn UK investment

The UK's biggest car maker says a "bad" Brexit deal would jeopardise its £80bn UK investment plans.

WPP threatens to strip Sorrell of share awards worth £20m

WPP has threatened to take away share awards worth £20m from its former chief Sir Martin Sorrell

Kim Dotcom loses latest appeal against US extradition

The internet mogul remains eligible for extradition to the US, a New Zealand Court of Appeal rules.

MEPs to vote on controversial copyright law

Legislation that aims to bring copyright laws in line with the digital age goes before European MPs.

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