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Coronavirus: White House concedes US lacks enough test kits

New York urges the government to send more test kits as the city's caseload doubles overnight.

Troy Collings: North Korea's 'first budget travel agent' dies aged 33

New Zealander Troy Collings wanted to make North Korea affordable - even for backpackers.

Harvey Weinstein moved to jail after having heart surgery

The ex-movie mogul is awaiting sentencing after being found guilty of two sexual assault charges.

Trolling forces newspaper to end women's Australian rules comments

The Herald Sun said women's Australian rules players and commentators called for the measure.

Syria war: Idlib ceasefire between Russia and Turkey begins

Intense fighting in the region had sparked fears of a direct conflict between the two countries.

Trolling forces newspaper to end women's Australian rules comments

The Herald Sun said women's Australian rules players and commentators called for the measure.

USA 2-0 England: Lionesses beaten in their SheBelieves Cup opener

England begin their SheBelieves Cup title defence with a disappointing defeat against world champions the United States.

Coronavirus: Four Danish league players in quarantine after meeting Thomas Kahlenberg

Danish side Brondby have quarantined 13 people, including a player and their assistant coach, after former Denmark international Thomas Kahlenberg was diagnosed with coronavirus.

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Australian man gives police high five after tackling suspect

Erdogan and Putin's tense meeting in Moscow

Coronavirus: Don't use vodka to sanitise hands

Tito's vodka tells customers on social media not to use its spirits to sanitise for coronavirus.

Coronavirus: Are people panic-buying?

As the virus continues to spread, are consumers hoarding certain products, and is it necessary?

Virgin Media data breach affects 900,000 people

The firm said "insufficient protection" meant customers' details were made accessible for 10 months.

Facebook removes 'deceptive' Trump census ads

The ads made it appear users were taking part in the official 2020 US census, not a general survey.

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