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Trump walks out of shutdown talks with a 'bye-bye'

The US president walks out of a meeting aimed at ending a nearly three-week government shutdown.

'My son wants to sell his drawings to help'

Three workers left unpaid by the US shutdown on how they're struggling to make ends meet.

Felix Tshisekedi: Opposition leader named winner in DR Congo poll

Provisional results give Felix Tshisekedi a historic win in a closely fought election.

Kim Jong-un leaves China with 'backing for second Trump summit'

Chinese President Xi Jinping said he hoped the two leaders "meet each other halfway", state media reported.

French Alps skiers rescued in dramatic helicopter manoeuvre

The pilot lowered the tilted helicopter until its nose was almost touching the snow.

Manchester City 9-0 Burton Albion: Gabriel Jesus scores four in Carabao Cup semi-final

Irresistible Manchester City score nine goals as they thrash League One Burton Albion in the first leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final.

PSG out of French League Cup, Thierry Henry's Monaco progress

Unbeaten Ligue 1 leaders and holders Paris St-Germain suffer a shock French League Cup exit against the top-flight's bottom side Guingamp.

Australia v Sri Lanka: Will Pucovski given first call-up, Shaun & Mitchell Marsh out

Australia name uncapped batsman Will Pucovski in their Test squad to play Sri Lanka, while Shaun and Mitchell Marsh are left out.

YouTube influencers: Inside the weird world of social media burnout

Shutdown struggles: 'My son wants to sell art to pay our bills'

French Alps skiers rescued in dramatic helicopter manoeuvre

Syria war: On the frontline with US troops fighting IS

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.

Trade war: China says US talks 'laid ground' to resolve dispute

US and China officials held their first formal talks since both sides agreed to a trade war truce.

Japan to scrap UK beef ban imposed after BSE crisis

It comes ahead of a Downing Street meeting between Theresa May and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

CES 2019: Amazon and Google voice assistants carve up CES

The rivalry between Amazon and Google's voice assistants is in full swing at the Las Vegas tech show.

CES 2019: LG's see-through and vibrating OLED TVs

The South Korean firm is demoing its latest TV display technologies at the CES tech expo.

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