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Golden Globes 2020: British stars have golden night

Sam Mendes and Olivia Colman win awards at an event where Australia's bushfires were often mentioned.

Trump threatens Iraq with sanctions if US troops are expelled

The US president warns Iraq of sanctions "like they've never seen before" if US troops are expelled.

Gelsenkirchen: German police shoot knifeman dead

Police say the man tried to attack officers in the western city of Gelsenkirchen.

Australia fires: Rain falls but warnings of huge blazes ahead

Rain and cooler temperatures bring relief - but authorities warn of a "mega blaze" later this week.

JNU: Indian students injured in university violence

Police in Delhi are called to the JNU campus amid reports of masked men attacking students and staff.

NFL play-offs: Seahawks beat Eagles after Vikings upset Saints in NFC wildcard games

The Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings both win on the road to reach the second week of the NFL playoffs.

Liverpool 1-0 Everton, FA Cup third round: 'Sensationally good' Reds please Klopp

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says his team's performance was "sensationally good" as Curtis Jones' stunning winner earned the Reds an FA Cup victory over Everton.

Sam Kerr: Chelsea striker shows class on Women's Super League debut

Sam Kerr produces a classy display despite some early nerves on her Chelsea debut, writes BBC Sport's Tom Garry.

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Australia fires: 'Ghostly feel' in Kangaroo Valley

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New car registrations fall to seven-year low

It is the third consecutive year of decline, driven by weak confidence and confusion over new rules.

FTSE chief executive 'earn average salary within three days'

The average wage of a FTSE 100 boss equated to more than £900 an hour, research suggests.

CES 2020: Restaurant cat robot meows at dining customers

BellaBot, which waits on tables, is one among a number of wacky robots at the CES tech show.

CES 2020: The Russian car with no driver at the wheel

The BBC is offered a ride in a driverless car - without a human safety driver at the wheel.

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