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French 'Spiderman' scales Hong Kong skyscraper with banner urging peace

The French daredevil unfurled a banner showing China and Hong Kong shaking hands.

North Korea snubs peace talks with South Korea over war drills

North Korea calls the South's president "a truly shameless man", as it test-fires more missiles.

Pacific forum turns into row with Australia over climate goals

Small Pacific nations tell the region's biggest emitter it should be more focused on "saving" people.

Krosa: One dead, 49 injured as tropical storm hits Japan

An 82-year-old man in Hiroshima died after falling into the sea while trying to tie his boat.

Nascar driver Dale Earnhardt survives plane crash in US

A private jet carrying Dale Earnhardt Jr crashed and caught fire at an airport in Tennessee.

Rangers 3-1 Midtjylland (7-3): Steven Gerrard's side set up Legia tie

Alfredo Morelos scores twice as Rangers sweep aside Midtjylland to set up a Europa League play-off round tie with Legia Warsaw.

Cincinnati Masters: Roger Federer loses to Andrey Rublev in third round

Seven-time winner Roger Federer loses in straight sets to 21-year-old qualifier Andrey Rublev in the third round of the Cincinnati Masters.

Europa League: Wolves beat Pyunik 4-0 for a 8-0 aggregate win

Wolves set up a Europa League play-off tie with Italian side Torino after beating Pyunik 4-0 at Molineux and 8-0 on aggregate.

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Twin festival in northwest France reaches 25th year

Hong Kong protests: Brand 'witch hunt' takes over Chinese internet

Versace and Swarovski are among the firms caught up in a wave of Chinese cyber-nationalism.

General Electric: Madoff investigator alleges $38bn fraud

Shares in General Electric tumble after Harry Markopolos alleges firm hid huge losses.

Data regulator probes King's Cross facial recognition tech

The UK's data protection watchdog probes how facial recognition is being used at King's Cross.

London mayor quizzes King's Cross developer on facial recognition

Sadiq Khan asks the King's Cross Central development whether its use of facial recognition is legal.

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