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Brett Kavanaugh picked for Supreme Court by President Trump

Mr Trump lauds his pick, a former adviser to President George W Bush, as a "brilliant jurist".

Cave rescue: Eight rescued Thai boys in 'good health'

The high-risk operation to free four more boys and their football coach is set to resume in Thailand.

Japan floods: 126 killed after torrential rain and landslides

It's already the highest death toll caused by flooding in the country in more than three decades.

UK PM to meet new cabinet amid Brexit turmoil

Theresa May is forced to carry out a reshuffle after a string of resignations over her Brexit strategy.

Wife of missing chinese lawyer: 'I don't know if he is alive'

Three years ago, a prominent Chinese human rights lawyer was arrested and he hasn't been heard from since.

Federer into Wimbledon quarter-finals without dropping set

Defending champion Roger Federer reaches the Wimbledon quarter-finals without dropping a set by outclassing Adrian Mannarino.

Lewis Hamilton says comment about Kimi Raikkonen after British GP was 'dumb'

Lewis Hamilton says he was "dumb" to imply Kimi Raikkonen might have deliberately collided with him at the start of the British Grand Prix.

Nadal reaches first Wimbledon quarter-final since 2011

World number one Rafael Nadal maintains his record of not dropping a set in this year's championship with a 6-3 6-3 6-4 win over Jiri Vesely.

Wife of missing chinese lawyer: 'I don't know if he is alive'

Thai cave rescue: 'No kid has cave dived like this before'

The King's Path: Is this the scariest walk in the world?

Cave rescue: Locals wait and hope

Searching for the 'angel' who held me on Westminster Bridge

When Will was knocked over on Westminster Bridge, a stranger knelt down and took his hand. Later he wanted to thank her, but he could only remember her face.

Sorrell sees off WPP in takeover race

S4 Capital's purchase of digital production company MediaMonks is expected to be announced on Tuesday.

Uber invests in Lime city scooter hire company

The deal with Uber means users will be able to hire scooters via the ride-hailing company's app

Nazi-themed goods found on Amazon marketplace

The sale of the merchandise was helping hate groups "prosper", a report by rights groups says.

Twitter 'shuts down millions of fake accounts'

Up to 70 million fake accounts are shut as Twitter seeks to limit abuse of its service, according to reports.

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