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Tillerson: Russia 'failure allowed Syria chemical attack'

The US says Russia bears responsibility for the Syrian chemical attack, ahead of a G7 meeting.

Egypt declares state of emergency after deadly church attacks

President Sisi announces a three-month state of emergency after attacks by IS kill dozens of people.

Damage to Great Barrier Reef 'unprecedented'

Coral bleaching has hit two-thirds of Australia's Great Barrier Reef within two years, surveys show.

Chuck Berry: Fans queue to pay their last respects

The rock 'n' roll legend is buried in his home town of St Louis after a final day of tributes.

Masters 2017: Sergio Garcia pips Justin Rose to win at Augusta

Spain's Sergio Garcia ends his long wait for a first major title with a thrilling play-off win over England's Justin Rose at the Masters.

Masters 2017: Sergio Garcia pips Justin Rose to win at Augusta

Spain's Sergio Garcia ends his long wait for a first major title with a thrilling play-off win over England's Justin Rose at the Masters.

Victorious Hamilton set for 'most exciting season' of his career

Chinese Grand Prix winner Lewis Hamilton believes 2017 could go down to the wire between Mercedes and Ferrari.

Dele Alli: Better than Lampard, Gerrard and Beckham combined?

The Tottenham midfielder is enjoying a remarkable season – and his stats suggest he is on course to surpass the feats of some of the Premier League's greats.

French election: Emmanuel Macron on campaign trail

Venezuelan protesters tear-gassed after politician's ban

Thousands take part in Japanese samurai parade

Turkish cabin crew deliver mid-air baby

The jockey who raced again after reading his own obituary

When jockey Declan Murphy suffered a disastrous fall, his death was reported in the Racing Post. But 18 months later he raced again - and won.

Libor: Bank of England implicated in secret recording

A secret recording that implicates the Bank of England in Libor rigging is uncovered by the BBC.

Wonga data breach 'affects 245,000 UK customers'

The payday lender says bank account numbers and home addresses were among the information stolen.

Twitter forces US to drop demand for Trump critic's details

A government agency wanted the identity of a Trump critic, but has withdrawn their request.

Google adds search results 'fact check' flag

Websites debunking fake news stories will be displayed more prominently in search results.

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