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Kirstjen Nielsen: US Homeland Security chief resigns

Kirstjen Nielsen oversaw some of President Trump's controversial US border policies.

Libya crisis: Fighting near Tripoli leaves 21 dead

Rebels intent on taking Tripoli have ignored all calls to stop their offensive.

Pakistan accuses India of plotting fresh military attack

The claim is dismissed as "war hysteria" by India and comes weeks after a flare-up in tensions.

Four things to expect this week: The world's biggest election (and a smaller one)

The world's biggest election takes place, as does a smaller (but still significant) one.

Did Russia meddle in Magadascar's election?

A BBC investigation has revealed that at least six candidates were offered money by Russians in the lead up to last year’s presidential elections in Madagascar.

Watford 3-2 Wolves: Deulofeu inspires stunning comeback to reach FA Cup final

Substitute Gerard Deulofeu scores twice as Watford come from two down to beat Wolves in extra-time and reach their first FA Cup final since 1984.

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting sitter costs Paris St-Germain early title

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting is guilty of arguably the worst miss ever as PSG squander the chance to wrap up the Ligue 1 title.

Everton 1-0 Arsenal: Phil Jagielka scores in win over Arsenal

Phil Jagielka scores the only goal as Everton beat Arsenal at Goodison Park for their third consecutive Premier League win.

Did Russia meddle in Magadascar's election?

Paradise fire survivors: 'Losing everything has made me stronger'

Elderly women 'moving like never before'

Brunei: What it is like to be an LGBT person in the country

The 'womanspreading' placard that caused fury in Pakistan

The outcry over a feminist poster highlighted tensions over the position of women in Pakistani society.

Huawei's 'shoddy' work prompts talk of a Westminster ban

GCHQ suggests Huawei's 5G kit could be banned from Westminster and other sensitive areas.

Cho Yang-ho: Korean Air chairman and 'nut rage' father dies at 70

Chairman Cho Yang-ho's leadership has been plagued by several family scandals over the years.

Huawei's 'shoddy' work prompts talk of a Westminster ban

GCHQ suggests Huawei's 5G kit could be banned from Westminster and other sensitive areas.

Google's ethics board shut down

Just over a week after it was announced, an ethics board set up to oversee Google's AI has been shut.

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Literature’s long obsession with swords

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The massive cost of Notre-Dame

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