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International Criminal Court threatened with US sanctions

The International Criminal Court will face sanctions if it prosecutes Americans, a Trump aide says.

Hurricane Florence: Trump issues warning as storm strengthens

The president urges people to stay safe as Hurricane Florence heads for the Carolinas.

Olivia Newton-John opens up on her cancer 'mission'

The Grease star, 69, says she is using medicinal marijuana and other natural remedies.

Pennsylvania gas line explosion sends flames into sky

Homes were evacuated but no injuries were reported as a result of the blast.

How to eat well - and save the planet

Shifting to a healthier diet can reduce a person's water footprint by as much as 55%, according to a study.

US Open: 'There's sexism in tennis but that doesn't excuse Serena Williams' behaviour'

Serena Williams has been the victim of misogyny and racism throughout her life, but that does not make her immune from sanction when she steps out of line, writes Russell Fuller.

Cook, Anderson & Root put England in control on historic day against India

England take complete control of the fifth Test against India on an astonishing fourth day at The Oval, thanks to Alastair Cook and James Anderson.

Silva scores as Ronaldo-less Portugal beat Italy

Andre Silva strikes a stylish goal as Portugal take control of their Nations League group by beating a disjointed Italy in Lisbon.

'Using tools made me feel like a superwoman’

Can Nigeria's 'rainmakers' really control the weather?

'I marched in a North Korea parade'

Colorado robber drops gun, then trousers

My baby died. Please ask me his name

Elle Wright lost her son soon after birth. She wants to challenge the idea that a parent is only someone whose child is alive.

California governor signs law for clean energy by 2045

Governor Jerry Brown signs legislation committing California to carbon-free electricity by 2045.

Volkswagen investors start €9bn emissions court case

The German car giant is in the dock as shareholders seek compensation for "dieselgate".

Russia: Google removes Putin critic's ads from YouTube

Ads by Alexei Navalny, a Russian opposition leader, are removed from YouTube ahead of local elections.

Facebook animal trade exposed in Thailand

A wildlife trafficking watchdog says it has found hundreds of examples of animal trading.

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