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Trump-Nato summit: EU's Tusk warns president to appreciate allies

As he arrives for a Nato summit, the US president gets a stark warning from the European Council head.

Cave rescue: Elation as Thai boys and coach freed by divers

The rescue of a football team and their coach in a daring diving operation prompts celebrations.

Cave rescue: ‘You never know when you’ll need English’

A school several of the Thai cave boys attend is celebrating their rescue - and use of English.

US fires next shot in China trade war

The White House has identified a list of 6,000 Chinese items worth $200bn that it will put tariffs on.

Qin Yongmin: Prominent Chinese dissident jailed for 13 years

Qin Yongmin, 64, is a veteran democracy campaigner who was convicted of "subversion of state power".

World Cup 2018: France reach final after 1-0 win over Belgium

France will face England or Croatia in the World Cup final after edging past European neighbours Belgium in the semi-final in St Petersburg.

Ronaldo completes £99m Juventus move

Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo joins Italian champions Juventus for 112m euros (£99.2m) on a four-year deal.

Williams fights back to reach Wimbledon last four

Serena Williams drops her first set of the championships but fights back to beat Camila Giorgi and reach the Wimbledon semi-finals.

How the Thai cave boys were rescued

World Cup 2018: France football victory ends in tear gas

Cave rescue: ‘You never know when you’ll need English’

World Cup 2018: Why do Russians support England?

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.

US fires next shot in China trade war

The White House has identified a list of 6,000 Chinese items worth $200bn that it will put tariffs on.

Facebook faces £500,000 fine from UK data watchdog

The data protection watchdog plans to fine Facebook £500,000 over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

Facebook faces £500,000 fine from UK data watchdog

The data protection watchdog plans to fine Facebook £500,000 over the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

PayPal told customer her death breached its rules

Payments firm apologises after writing "insensitive" letter to cancer victim about her debt.

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