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Australia bushfires: PM Morrison apologises for US holiday amid crisis

Scott Morrison says he "deeply regrets" causing offence by taking leave during a bushfire emergency.

Miss America 2020: Biochemist wins crown after on-stage experiment

Camille Schrier, who wowed judges with a science experiment, said she aims to "break stereotypes".

Poles raise money to buy new lorry for stranded Iranian

Fardin Kazemi was stranded in central Poland, after his lorry broke down and couldn't be repaired.

MPs to vote on Boris Johnson's Brexit deal

The government promises to end "delay and rancour" by ensuring the UK leaves the EU by 31 January.

Boeing prepares to launch astronaut capsule for Nasa

If the Starliner vehicle's demonstration flight goes well, crew could start using it next year.

Everton close on Carlo Ancelotti but Duncan Ferguson to continue as caretaker against Arsenal

Everton are closing in on the appointment of Carlo Ancelotti as their new boss - but caretaker Duncan Ferguson will be in charge against Arsenal.

Yaya Toure blames increase in stupidity for football racism

Racism in football is getting worse because "fans are more stupid than before", according to former Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure.

IPL auction: Eoin Morgan signs for Kolkata Knight Riders

England's Eoin Morgan, Jason Roy, Chris Woakes and Sam Curran all earn six-figure contracts in the Indian Premier League's player auction.

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African swine fever: Fears rise as virus spreads to Indonesia

An outbreak of the deadly virus that has devastated pig herds in China is detected in Indonesia.

Bank of England: Andrew Bailey tipped as new governor

Andrew Bailey, the Financial Conduct Authority boss, is the favourite to take over from Mark Carney.

Airbnb is not an estate agent, EU court rules

Airbnb will not need an estate agent licence to operate as it is an "information society service".

Google goes offline after fibre cables cut

The tech giant's services were among those temporarily unavailable in eastern Europe on Thursday.

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