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Brett Kavanaugh: Sexual assault accuser 'needs more time'

Rushing the testimony of the woman who says the US Supreme Court pick attacked her is wrong, her lawyer says.

Storm Ali: 100mph winds leave trail of destruction

Flights fail to land and trees and trampolines are pulled from the ground, as high winds cause devastation in UK and Ireland.

New York inmate's golf drawings lead to exoneration in murder

Valentino Dixon, whose art featured in a golf magazine, is a free man after 27 years behind bars.

Pioneering US ballet dancer Arthur Mitchell dies at 84

The African-American ballet dancer rose from poverty in Harlem to achieve global success.

Cane toad DNA breakthrough 'may help stop' toxic pest

It may help stop the animal's rapid and destructive march across Australia, researchers say.

Tearful Ronaldo sent off as Juve beat Valencia

Cristiano Ronaldo is sent off but Juventus still claim an important win at Valencia in their opening Champions League game.

Pogba scores two as Man Utd ease to win over Young Boys

Paul Pogba scores twice as Manchester United open their Champions League Group B campaign with a comfortable win over Young Boys in Bern.

Asia Cup 2018: India thrash rivals Pakistan by eight wickets

India thrash Pakistan by eight wickets - and with 21 overs to spare - to top Group A at the Asia Cup in Dubai.

Osborne Macharia on the Afrofuturism revolution

The daring Allied plan to defeat the Nazis

Officials watch as fiery cyclone grows over 200 ft high

India's only self-made female billionaire

How a school in Bradford is beating the odds with music

A school in Bradford is achieving impressive results in English and maths, by rebuilding its curriculum around music.

Jack Ma rows back on pledge to create one million US jobs

The Alibaba chair says he can no longer create one million US jobs because of rising US-China tensions.

Brexit will have 'worse economic impact on UK than EU'

Proportionally the UK stands to lose more, says Jean-Claude Trichet, former European Central Bank boss.

Equifax fined by ICO over data breach that hit Britons

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office imposes a fine of £500,000 over the 2017 breach.

US judge allows e-voting despite hack fears

The judge, in the state of Georgia, is "gravely concerned" about hacking - but allows e-voting to go ahead.

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