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Trump calls senior official's anonymous editorial 'gutless'

The president says a damning editorial about him by unnamed administration official is "a disgrace".

India's top court to deliver landmark gay sex ruling

The country's top court will decide if gay sex should remain a criminal offence.

Salisbury Novichok poisoning: UK to brief UN on Russian suspects

Britain will outline its evidence against two Russian nationals over the Salisbury poisoning.

Dozens missing after strong Japan earthquake and mudslides

Days after a typhoon lashed Japan's west, the country's north is hit by another natural disaster.

Emirates airline: Passengers sick on Dubai-New York flight

Nineteen people are taken ill after an Emirates airline plane lands at JFK airport in New York.

Trump criticises Nike after Kaepernick advert, saying NFL is 'hard to watch'

Donald Trump weighs in on Nike's Colin Kaepernick advert, saying he finds the NFL "hard to watch" because of player protests.

Nishikori edges Cilic to reach US Open semis

Kei Nishikori overcomes seventh seed Marin Cilic in a gruelling five-set match to reach the US Open semi-finals.

Leroy Sane: Manchester City winger must improve, says Germany's Toni Kroos

Leroy Sane is not fulfilling his potential and must improve his attitude, says the Manchester City winger's Germany team-mate Toni Kroos.

Finally released after four years of captivity under Islamic State

Disabled mother Miriam: My five-year-old son is my arms

Japan Typhoon Jebi: Kansai airport evacuated

Ayanna Pressley: Democrat reacts to shock primary win

The joy of a £4m jackpot

Hull taxi driver Melissa Ede won £4m last Christmas. It's transformed her life - will it bring her happiness?

Theranos: Scandal hit blood-testing firm to shut

Controversial US blood-testing company Theranos is to formally dissolve and pay off creditors.

Pound rises on Brexit 'progress' report

Sterling rises nearly 1% against the dollar and 0.5% against the euro amid new hopes of a Brexit deal.

Twitter: Algorithms were not always impartial

Jack Dorsey denies censoring conservative voices but accepts the company "made mistakes".

Facebook, Twitter 'too slow' to tackle meddling

The social networks explain to US Congress how they will prevent future election meddling.

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