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Philippine family clan members found guilty of 'Maguindanao massacre'

It has been called the trial of the decade - and a test of the Philippines' justice system.

State Opening: Queen to outline PM's Brexit and NHS agenda

Plans to take the UK out of the EU will be among the bills unveiled as the Queen opens Parliament.

EU court to rule on jailed Catalan leader's rights

Oriol Junqueras was elected to the European Parliament, but Spain jailed him for "sedition".

India police ban protests against citizenship law

They say the ban has been enforced to maintain peace, but protest are expected to continue.

Trump impeachment: US president to face trial in Senate

The president becomes only the third to be impeached in US history and now faces a Senate trial.

Hearts 0-2 Celtic: Champions move five points clear at top

Celtic move five points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership after consigning a struggling Hearts to a sixth game without a win.

Carlo Ancelotti: Everton hopeful of appointing Italian as Marco Silva's replacement

Everton are hopeful of appointing Carlo Ancelotti as manager as positive talks continue to bring the Italian to Goodison Park.

Liverpool: 'No Virgil van Dijk, no defensive vision' - Harry Kewell analysis

Liverpool lacked defensive composure against Monterrey in the Club World Cup without Virgil van Dijk - they will need him back for the final says former Reds midfielder Harry Kewell.

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Senegal's plastic recycling 'monster' campaigns for a cleaner country

Trump impeachment compared to Jesus' trial during debate

African swine fever: Fears rise as virus spreads to Indonesia

An outbreak of the deadly virus that has decimated pig herds in China has been detected in Indonesia.

Apple, Google and Amazon decide to 'play nice' over smart home tech

Apple, Google and Amazon team up to ensure smart home devices work regardless of the voice assistant used.

5G mobile networks are not ready for primetime

The UK networks promising a new era of mobile communications are put to the test and found wanting.

Reality TV stars auditioned to 'promote' poison diet drink on Instagram

Influencers including Lauren Goodger are filmed about promoting a drink containing cyanide.

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