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North Korea lashes out at US diplomats over sanctions

Pyongyang says the US is following an "outdated script" which is blocking progress on denuclearisation.

US migrants: Judge orders deportation plane turnaround

He also reportedly said Attorney General Jeff Sessions could be held in contempt of court over the case.

France floods: 1,600 evacuated, German missing at campsite

More than 100 children from a summer camp are among those taken into shelters in southern France.

Melania Trump's Slovenian parents become US citizens

The president's in-laws, Viktor and Amalija Knavs, became citizens in a private New York ceremony.

Costa Rica Supreme Court rules against same-sex marriage ban

It has given legislators 18 months to amend the law - but many are opposed to a change.

Transfer news: Late flurry of signings lights up deadline day

Everton, Fulham and Leicester all make big-money signings late on deadline day, but summer spending falls after seven years of growth.

Rose & Poulter in contention as Woodland sets US PGA pace

American Gary Woodland shoots a six-under 64 to take the first-round lead at the US PGA Championship, with England's Ian Poulter and Justin Rose three back.

Clean sheet for Hart as Burnley hold Istanbul Basaksehir in Europa League

Joe Hart marks his Burnley debut with a clean sheet as the Clarets hold Istanbul Basaksehir to a goalless draw in the Europa League third qualifying round first leg in Turkey.

Saudi-led air strike kills 29 children in Yemen

France floods: 1,600 forced to evacuate

Secret lives of Kenya's drag queens

'I'm a criminal for wearing a full-face veil'

The troubled 29-year-old helped to die by Dutch doctors

In January Aurelia Brouwers drank poison supplied by a doctor and lay down to die. She was 29.

Immigration: Scrap targets after Brexit, CBI urges

The business group calls for a system that "ensures immigrants add to the economy" instead.

Apple removes 'wrong apps' in gambling purge

A number of developers complain that their apps were removed - despite not being gambling-themed.

Warning over satellite security bugs

Vulnerable communications systems can expose military forces or pinpoint ships, researchers warn.

Samsung Galaxy Note 9 alerts users to bad photos

Samsung's phone warns if a photo's subject is blurry or blinking, while its stylus acts as a remote.

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