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Hong Kong elections: Carrie Lam promises 'open mind' after election rout

Major wins for pro-democracy candidates in local elections put new pressure on Hong Kong's government.

Blue Story: Cinema chains pull gang film after 'machete' brawl

Police officers were injured trying to disperse fighting at a screening of Blue Story in Birmingham.

Australia investigates alleged Chinese plot to install spy MP

Australian PM Scott Morrison says allegations of a bid to infiltrate parliament are "deeply disturbing".

Frozen 2 rakes in $127m at its US box office debut

Expectations were high for the sequel of Frozen, which became a global phenomenon after its 2013 release.

US Navy Secretary Richard Spencer fired over Seal case

Richard Spencer is told to step down over the case of a Navy Seal accused of war crimes.

England in New Zealand: Hosts win first Test by innings & 65 runs

England are crushed in the first Test by New Zealand to lose by an innings and 65 runs at the Bay Oval.

Davis Cup final: Spain beat Canada with wins for Rafael Nadal & Roberto Bautista Agut

Rafael Nadal clinches an emotional Davis Cup victory for Spain when he beats Denis Shapovalov in front of a jubilant home crowd in Madrid.

Sheff Utd 3-3 Man Utd: Oliver McBurnie scores dramatic late equaliser

Sheffield United score a dramatic late equaliser to salvage a point after Manchester United recover from two goals down to lead at Bramall Lane.

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Tory manifesto a 'steady as she goes' document

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Web inventor attacks Tories over misinformation

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Sacha Baron Cohen: Facebook would have let Hitler buy anti-Semitic ads

Comedian Sacha Baron Cohen criticises the social media giant's stance on freedom of expression.

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