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US proposes rule banning asylum for illegal migrants

Illegal migrants entering from Mexico will be ineligible for asylum in the US, a statement says.

'Remarkable' decline in fertility rates

Half of the world's countries now have too few babies being born to maintain their populations.

US mid-terms 2018: Florida senate race recount triggered

A number of tight races across the country could also require runoffs or recounts in the coming days.

Nicaragua arson attack kills six members of the same family

Six members of one family died in an arson attack during clashes in Nicaragua.

Sabrina makers sued by Satanic Temple over statue

Netflix and Warner Brothers face a $50 million (£38m) lawsuit over a statue of goat deity Baphomet.

Arsenal 0-0 Sporting Lisbon: Danny Welbeck injured as Gunners reach last 32

Arsenal fear forward Danny Welbeck has a "very big injury" after he was carried off on a stretcher in the Europa League game against Sporting Lisbon.

Bate Borisov 0-1 Chelsea: Giroud goal confirms last 32 Europa League spot

Olivier Giroud's first goal of the season helps Chelsea into the last 32 of the Europa League as they edge to victory over BATE Borisov.

Virat Kohli causes uproar with 'leave India' comment

The cricketer was responding to a fan who said he preferred Australian and English batsmen.

Thousand Oaks: The last thing I said was 'Son, I love you'

Remembrance Day: How Germans remember the World Wars

Nicaragua arson attack kills six members of the same family

China's 'AI newsreader': Which of these isn't real?

'I call my OCD Olivia'

Catherine Benfield was diagnosed with OCD as a young mum. Creating a character who personifies her condition helped her recovery.

Disney reports record results as it flags up new Star Wars

After a record year Disney announces Star Wars spinoff to lure viewers to its new video streaming site.

Aerospace giant Bombardier to cut 5,000 jobs worldwide

The cuts, many in Canada, are coming as part of a company-wide restructuring plan.

China's Xinhua agency unveils AI news presenter

The state news agency Xinhua says the nameless presenter will help reduce news production costs.

YouTube U-turn over Red Dead Redemption 2 suffragette clips

The site says it made a mistake when it wiped videos of a women's vote campaigner being murdered.

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