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Alton Sterling shooting: 'No charges' for police over black man's killing

Two police officers in Baton Rouge will not be charged over a killing that sparked days of protests.

Venezuela crisis: Opposition condemns Maduro move

Protests target the president's changes to the constitution, as the US and Brazil express concern.

Trump and Putin: Syria ceasefire heads leaders' agenda

The two spoke for the first time since the US launched air strikes against Syria nearly a month ago.

Passenger explains aeroplane brawl

A fight broke out between two passengers on an ANA flight from Tokyo to Los Angeles.

Young Middle East men 'as conservative as elders', study suggests

Men in the region also find themselves under "tremendous stress", a large study suggests

Ronaldo scores hat-trick as Real hammer rivals Atletico

Cristiano Ronaldo scores another Champions League hat-trick as Real Madrid thrash Atletico Madrid in the semi-final first leg.

Resetting world records is for 'greater good', says Olympic medallist Campbell

Olympic gold medallist Darren Campbell says a proposal to rewrite the majority of athletics' world records would be for "the greater good".

Slams don't need coverage Sharapova brings - Murray

Andy Murray says Grand Slams face a "different decision" from smaller tournaments when it comes to giving Maria Sharapova a wildcard.

Passenger explains aeroplane brawl

Venezuela protesters block city streets

France election: Le Pen accused of copycat speech

Met Gala: The highlight of New York's social calendar

The horse that saved his own life by painting

He was once a champion, but it looked as if ill health would soon mean the end for Metro. Then his owner had an unusual idea.

Apple sees surprise fall in iPhone sales

Boss Tim Cook says customers have "paused" as the firm reports lower iPhone sales than a year ago.

Alitalia slides into administration

The airline says flights will continue as planned while administrators see if the firm can be saved.

Apple sees surprise fall in iPhone sales

Boss Tim Cook says customers have "paused" as the firm reports lower iPhone sales than a year ago.

'We sold our home to build a social network'

The Hughes family want to take on the tech giants.

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