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Top News Stories Obamacare is 'dead' says Trump after healthcare victory The US president celebrates after the lower house narrowly passes the Republican healthcare bill. Brazil jails eight militants over Rio Olympic plot They were sentenced for planning chemical attacks during the 2016 Games last summer. Cuba prepares for the end of the long-running Castro era Raul Castro’s daughter, Mariela, tells the BBC that the next leader will be from outside the family. Venezuela's star conductor Dudamel says 'enough' of violence Celebrated Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel tells the government to "listen to the people". Woman who helps thirsty pigs evades jail The Canadian animal rights activist says the decision confirms that "compassion is not a crime". Sport Rashford free-kick gives Man Utd first-leg lead Marcus Rashford's superb free-kick gives Manchester United control of their Europa League semi-final against Celta Vigo. 'Italian football damaged by Muntari treatment' Italian Football Federation anti-racism advisor Fiona May says she would strike in protest at the treatment of Sulley Muntari if she were a player. Fernando Alonso: McLaren driver has 'real chance' of debut Indy 500 win Ex-Formula 1 world champion Mario Andretti says Fernando Alonso has a "real chance" of winning the Indy 500 on his debut Top Videos A tour of China's first big passenger jet - the C919 Trump and Republicans cheer vote on healthcare Protesters yell 'shame' at politicians over healthcare bill Orangutan rescued after two years in box in Indonesia

Magazine The midwife who saved intersex babies Five years ago a midwife in Kenya delivered a child with male and female sexual organs. The father told her to kill it, but instead she hid it and raised it as her own. Business Oil price tumbles to five-month low Brent crude falls below $49 a barrel as concerns re-surface about a worldwide oil glut. KPMG's audits of Rolls-Royce accounts probed by regulator The probe into the accountancy giant comes after Rolls-Royce paid £671m to settle corruption claims. Technology Google Docs users hit by phishing scam Google says it has taken action after a fake email was sent to users of its online documents service. 'Unlock iPhone', says judge in US sextortion case A reality TV star accused of extortion may face jail if she does not give officials access to her phone.

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Capital The trouble with training It’s often a chore or a bore – so why do we ask for it? The strange pursuits of British pubs Drinking a pint is one of the least interesting activities on offer Culture Is this the weirdest dinner party ever? A classic film becomes a thrilling opera What walls mean from Hadrian to Trump How barriers of concrete and stone have defined identities Earth The diseases hidden in ice Viruses and bacteria are lurking in permafrost When the Grand Canyon transforms It is a rare and beautiful phenomenon Future The officers who protect nuclear plants The police team that guards the UK’s 14 nuclear power stations Why can you buy apples all year? Imports are only half the story – it involves chemical alchemy Travel Christianity’s most important church? Billions of Christians consider this to be the spiritual centre of the universe The train run by children Budapest’s children’s railway propagates a strict Communist-era work ethic

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