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South Korea election: Polls open to choose new president

The economy and North Korea loom large as voters choose a replacement for their impeached president.

Jakarta governor Ahok found guilty of blasphemy

He received a two-year sentence after a case seen by many as a test for Indonesia's religious tolerance.

Arizona: Phoenix serial killer suspect arrested

Police in the US state of Arizona say the man responsible for nine deaths last year is in custody.

France: Paris Gare du Nord train station reopens after security alert

No details have been given about the operation at the Gare du Nord station, one of Europe's busiest.

Trump Muslim ban plan erased from website

A reporter asks press secretary Sean Spicer why President Trump's website still mentions "preventing Muslim immigration", and the online page is erased shortly afterwards.

Chelsea three points from title as thumping win relegates Middlesbrough

Chelsea are one win away from claiming the Premier League title as they relegate Middlesbrough with a dominant victory.

Bouchard 'inspired' by people 'rooting for me' as she sees off Sharapova in epic

A "motivated" Eugenie Bouchard beat Maria Sharapova - the woman she called a "cheat" - in a marathon three-setter in the second round of the Madrid Open.

'I'd walk off again if I was abused', says Muntari

Ghanaian midfielder Sulley Muntari says he would walk off the pitch again, adding that Fifa and Uefa are "not taking racism seriously".

Trump Muslim ban plan erased from website

Rupert Murdoch: 'Nothing's happening at Fox News'

X-37B space plane returns after two-year secret mission

Moment huge Dubai crane collapses

Why were 101 Uzbeks killed in the Netherlands in 1942?

They left their homes in Central Asia to fight against the Germany army. Why were they taken to Amersfoort before being starved or shot?

'Block Fox bid for Sky', says ex-guest claiming harassment

A woman who says she was sexually harassed at Fox News is calling for its bid for Sky to be blocked.

Streaming and Ed Sheeran the right tune for Warner Music

Warner Music Group says streaming subscriptions helped drive a rise in quarterly revenues.

USA Today asks FBI to fight Facebook bots

The US newspaper's Facebook page is swamped with fake users, its parent company says.

Google Docs phishing email 'cost Minnesota $90,000'

The state of Minnesota was among various parties affected by the scam email, which was sent to one million people.

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