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US anti-missile system 'operational' in South Korea

The Thaad system now has the basic capability to intercept North Korean missiles, say US officials.

Merkel to meet Putin to discuss crises in Syria and Ukraine

Ukraine and Syria are both expected to feature in Angela Merkel's first Russian visit in two years.

Met Ball 2017: Rei Kawakubo tributes delight on red carpet

The Metropolitan Museum of Art ball is the highlight of the New York social calendar, and this year the event is honouring Japanese fashion designer Rei Kawakubo and her Comme Des Garcons label.

New Hamas policy document 'aims to soften image'

The Palestinian group publishes a new policy document, but Israel says it "will not fool the world".

Cuban with US flag disrupts Havana parade

A man ran through Revolution Square in protest before being bundled to the ground and led away.

Brilliant Selby defends world title in thrilling final

Mark Selby defends his World Championship title with a stunning comeback to defeat John Higgins 18-15 in the final at the Crucible.

Sublime Can goal helps Liverpool beat Watford

Emre Can scores one of the goals of the season as Liverpool beat Watford to capitalise on favourable results in the race for the Champions League.

Athletics world records could be rewritten

Most of athletics world records could be rewritten under a "revolutionary" new proposal from European Athletics.

Motorists rescue baby and toddler after car overturns

Inside the wonderful world of miniatures

Sudden turbulence hits Aeroflot Moscow-Bangkok flight

Inside the Iraqi Christian ghost town

Wives wanted in the Faroe Islands

There's a shortage of women in the Faroe Islands. So men are increasingly seeking wives from Thailand and the Philippines.

Trump is considering new Glass-Steagall-style bank rules

The US President may rework abandoned laws which banned banks from owning retail and investment operations.

Twitter signs deal with Bloomberg on rolling video news

The ad-supported service will show Bloomberg reports and take in video from Twitter users

Turkish authorities block Wikipedia without giving reason

The online encyclopaedia is inaccessible under an official order, but no reason for this is given.

Privacy issues help end NSA spying programme

Technical problems and privacy issues are making the NSA end one controversial spying effort

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