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Syria war: Russian officers 'could face sanctions'

Western leaders say it is no longer in Russia's interest to back Syria after alleged chemical attacks.

France migrants: Huge fire guts Grande-Synthe Dunkirk camp

At least 10 people were injured in the blaze, which officials said started during a fight.

San Bernardino shooting: Boy, 8, and two adults dead at California primary school

The suspect killed his wife, a teacher, and fatally wounded a child standing behind her, police say.

United Airlines: Passenger forcibly removed from flight

A video emerges of a man being forcibly removed from his seat because the flight was overbooked.

North Korea lashes out at US Navy strike group move

The foreign ministry says it will respond by "force of arms" to "reckless moves".

Crystal Palace damage Arsenal's top-four hopes

Crystal Palace boost their survival hopes to leave Arsenal struggling to maintain their run of top-four finishes under Arsene Wenger.

USA, Canada & Mexico to make joint 2026 World Cup bid

The USA, Canada and Mexico say they will make a joint bid to host the 2026 World Cup - the first after expansion from 32 to 48 teams.

Someone wanted to push me out - ex-Leicester boss Ranieri

Former Leicester boss Claudio Ranieri believes someone within the club was working against him, but does not think the players got him sacked.

Two-thirds of Great Barrier Reef damaged

Egypt churchgoers defiant after IS bomb

'Lonely life' in Indonesian village where mothers work abroad

‘Syria will implode if Assad goes', says Peter Ford

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.

Shell admits dealing with money launderer

The oil firm admits it dealt with a convicted money-launderer when negotiating Nigerian oil rights.

Toshiba may sell chip business to Foxconn for $27bn

Toshiba is set to sell its memory chip business for billions to repair its ailing balance sheet.

Russian arrested in Spain 'over mass hacking'

Spanish police say he ran the Kelihos botnet, hacking information and installing malicious software.

Plane-tracking app explores airspace in 3D

Hundreds of planes can be seen flying above the UK in a new plane-tracking app.

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