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Trump-Putin summit: US president under fire over poll meddling comments

The US president defended Russia over claims it interfered in the 2016 US election.

World Cup 2018: French football fans go crazy as team returns home

Crowds of fans lined the Champs-Elysées in central Paris to give the French World Cup winners a heroes' welcome. French president Emmanuel Macron also celebrated with the team.

Russian woman charged with spying in the US

Maria Butina is accused of infiltrating political groups on behalf of Russia, prosecutors say.

Kilauea volcano: Flying lava injures 23 in Hawaii

An explosion from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano strikes a tour boat, injuring 23 people.

IS fighters' orphaned children stranded in Libya

Children like Jumana have been left behind after the Islamic State group was pushed out of Sirte, Libya.

Players my age usually go to Qatar or China - Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo says he is "grateful for the opportunity" given to him by Juventus, as players of his age "usually go to Qatar or China".

Hundreds of thousands welcome home world champions - and runners-up

World Cup winners France are welcomed home by hundreds of thousands of supporters as they parade down the Champs Elysees in Paris.

How many French players? Who made your team of the World Cup?

With thrilling games, superb individual performances and huge shocks, Russia 2018 has been a classic World Cup. But who gets into your best XI?

Putin laughs off Mueller indictment in Fox News interview

Helsinki summit: The ways Trump and Putin see eye to eye

World Cup 2018: French football fans go crazy as team returns home

'Fierce and angry' protest tattoos from a Russia prison

'It is the only chance parents get to have a break'

A campaigner explains why respite centres are so important to families of disabled children.

Netflix shares plunge as subscriber growth stalls

The firm's shares dive 14% after it misses its projections for subscriber growth.

Amazon faces web issues around the world on Prime Day

The e-commerce giant is experiencing outages in the US and elsewhere as its summer sale gets underway.

Google's job hunting service comes to UK

Google's centralised job hunt services signs up most individual sites with one major exception.

Amazon faces web issues around the world on Prime Day

The e-commerce giant is experiencing outages in the US and elsewhere as its summer sale gets underway.

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