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UK PM faces cabinet showdown over Brexit deal

Theresa May seeks her ministers' backing for the draft withdrawal text.

Melania calls for national security aide Mira Ricardel's firing

The first lady's office says the aide "no longer deserves the honour" of serving the White House.

California fires: Firefighters hold containment lines in north

Crews contain 30% of the fire in the north but the search for dozens of missing people continues.

The face-mapping technology raising fears about fake news

Why face-mapping technology designed to improve TV dubbing is raising fears about fake news.

Lion Air crash: Victim's fiancée takes wedding photos alone

The young woman says her partner had joked she should take the photos alone should he be delayed.

Roger Federer beats Dominic Thiem to keep alive ATP Finals hopes

Roger Federer recovers from his first-match nightmare to keep alive his hopes at the ATP Finals with a comfortable victory over Dominic Thiem.

Santiago Solari: Real Madrid appoint Argentine as permanent manager

Real Madrid appoint Santiago Solari as the club's permanent manager until 2021 after four wins in four games under the Argentine.

Lewis Hamilton would prefer more F1 races at venues with 'real racing history'

Lewis Hamilton questions taking the sport to new countries and would like to see more races in places with "real racing history".

Refugee family arrives in Canada just in time for snow

Australia animals: Making 'baby formula' for native wildlife

California wildfires survivor's tearful account of escape with son

Stan Lee on how he created Spider-Man

'Can I forgive him? – How I discovered my husband’s sex obsession'

One woman explains how a discovery about her husband's behaviour affected her life.

Amazon names locations for new US HQs

The online giant plans major new campuses in New York and next to the Pentagon near Washington DC.

IMF's Lagarde says central banks could issue digital money

IMF boss Christine Lagarde said state-backed digital currencies could make transactions safer and cheaper.

'Ugly' mistake sends Google data to China

A botched update to network hardware meant an African ISP wrongly took over Google net addresses.

Detective Pikachu: 'Gross' furry Pokemon divides fans

Many fans say the new look Pikachu is "grotesque" and "disgusting".

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