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German far-right group 'planned attacks on mosques'

Twelve men arrested on Friday were allegedly plotting to attack mosques, politicians and immigrants.

ABC raid: Australian public broadcaster loses legal challenge

Last year, police searched the Sydney newsroom of the ABC and the home of one of its journalists.

Brexit: France warns UK of bitter trade negotiations

The UK and EU will "rip each other apart" as they vie for advantage, France's foreign minister says.

Coronavirus: Americans from quarantined cruise ship flown from Japan

Some 400 people from the US were among those confined on the Diamond Princess near Tokyo.

Emotional Elton John halts New Zealand gig after pneumonia diagnosis

The star, 72, sobs on stage as he loses his voice mid-way through a sold-out show in New Zealand.

Meet Women's Footballer of the Year nominee Lucy Bronze

BBC Sport profiles Lyon and England defender Lucy Bronze, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2020 award.

Porto's Moussa Marega quits match over racist abuse at Vitoria Guimaraes

Porto forward Moussa Marega leaves the pitch during his side's win at Vitoria Guimaraes in reaction to alleged racist abuse from some home supporters.

Aston Villa 2-3 Tottenham Hotspur: Dean Smith bemoans 'farcical' VAR

Aston Villa manager Dean Smith says a "farcical VAR decision" contributed to Tottenham's last-gasp Premier League win at Villa Park on Sunday.

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Love Island: Former host Caroline Flack dies

Amazon: Suspect child car seats found for sale on its store again

Trading standards officers are probing the products, which Amazon has now removed from sale.

GM scraps historic Holden car brand in Australia

The move comes as the US car giant retreats from more markets as it focuses on more profitable countries

Amazon: Suspect child car seats found for sale on its store again

Trading standards officers are probing the products, which Amazon has now removed from sale.

Tesla: German court halts work on new 'Gigafactory'

Environmentalists win a temporary injunction against forest clearance for a new "Gigafactory".

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