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Trump demands funding to end border 'crisis' in US TV address

The president bewails a border "crisis of the soul", but Democrats accuse him of a "temper tantrum".

'Suspicious packages' found at consulates in Australia

Authorities are investigating the discoveries at foreign consulates in Canberra and Melbourne.

DR Congo opposition candidate Fayulu says results 'not negotiable'

An opposition candidate warns officials not to “disguise the truth” as pressure mounts over delayed results.

Black Nazarene: Thousands join annual statue parade in Manila

The annual procession sees huge crowds try to get close to the historic statue of Jesus Christ.

Climate change: 'Right to repair' gathers force

EU and US states are to introduce laws helping people to mend appliances that break down.

Tottenham 1-0 Chelsea, Carabao Cup - Harry Kane's penalty gives Spurs advantage

Harry Kane's first-half penalty gives Tottenham a slender advantage after the Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Wembley.

Brahim Diaz: Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola not disappointed over midfielder's move

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he does not want players "who do not want to stay here" following Brahim Diaz's move to Real Madrid.

Wolves 2-1 Liverpool: Replacements 'failed' Jurgen Klopp

Jurgen Klopp's squad rotation for Liverpool's FA Cup defeat at Wolves was let down by players who "failed miserably", says Alan Shearer.

Democrats to Trump: 'We don't govern by temper tantrum'

Trump: Mexico 'to pay for wall indirectly via trade deal'

South African maths whizz answers complex arithmetic questions in seconds

How Vancouver is saving addicts' lives

I met my boyfriend 12 years after giving birth to his child

When Jessica Share bought sperm from an anonymous man to start a family, she never imagined she would ever meet the donor, never mind fall in love.

World Bank warns of 'darkening skies' for global economy

In its annual report on global prospects the World Bank forecasts a slowdown in economic growth.

'Impossible' for Seaborne's Brexit port to be ready for March

Ostend will not be ready to run Seaborne's Brexit ferry services in March, the city's mayor tells the BBC.

CES 2019: Can breath-sniffing gadgets improve your diet?

Two rival gadgets at CES promise to reveal the secrets of your metabolism - by scrutinising your breath.

CES 2019: IBM's hourly weather reports will cover entire Earth

Technology giant IBM's supercomputers power the new forecasting system that covers the entire planet.

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