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FBI chief James Comey fired by Trump

The White House says he was sacked for botching the Clinton email probe, but critics see a cover-up.

Moon Jae-in: South Korea's new president sworn in

Moon Jae-in takes office after a decisive victory, promising to unify a divided country.

Syria war: US to arm Kurds in battle for Raqqa

The move will help Kurdish fighters battling IS for Raqqa but will alarm neighbouring Turkey.

Australian politician becomes first to breastfeed in parliament

Politician Larissa Waters makes history by breastfeeding her baby on the Senate floor.

X Japan's Yoshiki in urgent surgery after decades of intense drumming

Decades of intense and athletic drumming are catching up with superstar Yoshiki of X Japan.

Juventus beat Monaco to reach Champions League final

Juventus reach a second Champions League final in three seasons with a comfortable aggregate victory over Monaco.

Pogba's world-record transfer to Man Utd subject of Fifa inquiry

Paul Pogba's world-record transfer from Juventus to Manchester United last summer is the subject of a Fifa inquiry.

Murray beats Copil to reach third round in Madrid

Andy Murray is through to the third round of the Madrid Open with a straight-set victory over Romanian Marius Copil.

Chuck Schumer: 'President Trump, you're making a big mistake'

The girl whose school was run by so-called Islamic State

The conjoined twins hoping to become teachers

A big change for Sydney Opera House

Why were 101 Uzbeks killed in the Netherlands in 1942?

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

Australia budget 2017: Treasurer unveils big banks tax

Treasurer Scott Morrison delivers his first budget since the government was re-elected last year.

Walt Disney profits were boosted by Beauty and the Beast

The entertainment giant said its parks and movies, including Beauty and the Beast, boosted earnings.

Durham Police AI to help with custody decisions

Durham police are readying an artificial intelligence system to help officers make custody decisions.

Chicken nugget tweet breaks Twitter record

Carter Wilkerson's plea for chicken nuggets retweeted more than record-breaking Oscars selfie.

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