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North Korea rebuilding Sohae rocket launch site, say observers

The North had begun to dismantle Sohae but satellite images indicate the launch pad is being restored.

Venezuela crisis: Maduro vows to defeat 'crazed minority'

Venezuela's president calls for "anti-imperialist marches" to coincide with opposition protests.

'This is not me!' R. Kelly tearfully denies sex abuse charges

The R&B singer was charged with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual assault - which he denies.

Inmate Michaël Chiolo wounds guards at France's Condé-sur-Sarthe prison

He wounded two guards at a high-security prison, in a knife attack described as a "terror incident".

Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for all employees

The firm urged staff to use "good judgement" in their fashion choices as it relaxed its dress standards.

Real Madrid 1-4 Ajax: Brilliant visitors knock out Champions League holders

Dusan Tadic scores one goal and sets up two as Ajax produce a stunning performance at the Bernabeu to knock out Champions League holders Real Madrid.

Borussia Dortmund 0-1 Tottenham: Kane becomes top European scorer as Spurs reach quarter-finals

Tottenham ease past Borussia Dortmund to reach the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time since 2011 as Harry Kane becomes the club's top scorer in Europe.

England in West Indies: Jonny Bairstow's career-best 68 helps tourists to victory

Jonny Bairstow's eye-catching 68 sets up England's four-wicket win over West Indies in the first Twenty20 international.

'This is not me!' R. Kelly tearfully denies sex abuse charges

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Alabama tornadoes: Storm destruction seen from above

Leia and Caroline Carrico: How lost sisters survived in woodland

Yasin Abu Bakr: Leader of Western world's only Islamist coup

Depending on who you ask, Yasin Abu Bakr is either a religious leader, a community worker or something like a Mafia godfather.

Tesla: China suspends customs clearance for Model 3 car

Misprinted labels delay shipments but the firm says it has reached a resolution with authorities.

Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for all employees

The firm urged staff to use "good judgement" in their fashion choices as it relaxed its dress standards.

Mystery as Quadriga crypto-cash goes missing

Cyber-investigators are trying to find out what happened to millions in crypto-cash.

Gamers suggest ways to combat addiction

Gamers give accounts of their addictions as MPs investigate the issue of online addiction.

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