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Trump asked FBI's Comey to drop Flynn inquiry - reports

The White House denies the president ever asked the former FBI chief to halt the investigation.

Mexican journalists protest over Javier Valdez killing

Javier Valdez, who had spent his career investigating drug cartels, was shot dead on Monday.

A wild week for Trump in Washington

What started with the President firing FBI Director Comey ended with leaks to Russian officials.

Cities need 'hedges rather than trees' for environment

Scientists suggest smaller plants are better at absorbing air pollution around tall buildings.

'Fat but fit is a big fat myth'

Researchers say being fat but medically fit does not protect people from heart disease.

Man City sweep past West Brom to close in on Champions League spot

Manchester City take a giant step towards Champions League football for next season as they comfortably beat West Brom.

Defending champion Murray beaten in Rome second round by Fognini

Defending champion Andy Murray is knocked out of the Italian Open in the second round by Italian Fabio Fognini.

Sanchez double keeps Arsenal's top-four hopes alive

Arsenal ensure the top-four race goes down to the final day of the Premier League season with a laboured win against Sunderland.

A wild week for Trump in Washington

Meet Philippine President Duterte's loyal supporters

What next for Chelsea Manning after release?

Spectacular scenes after lorry and wind turbine collision

We should have listened to the broken teenagers

Child sexual abuse has never been a higher police priority. But too many rapists avoid justice, argues former detective Margaret Oliver.

TJX shares fall on disappointing quarterly sales

The owner of TJ Maxx and Marshalls is the latest retailer to report sliding sales.

Share sale set to return Lloyds to private sector

The government is expected to confirm the sale of its remaining 0.25% stake in Lloyds on Wednesday.

ARM to provide chips for brain injury implants

The project could help those with brain or spinal injuries to receive sensory feedback.

HPE unveils 'world's largest' single memory computer

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's prototype computer, called The Machine, has 160TB of memory.

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