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Trump election: Former FBI boss to lead Russia inquiry

The Justice Department says an outsider must look into alleged Russian meddling in the US election.

Brazilian leader denies hush money claim

President Temer denies approving payments to silence a possible witness in a corruption inquiry.

Japan monarchy: Princess Mako to lose royal status by marrying commoner

Princess Mako - Emperor Akihito's granddaughter - will lose her royal status by marrying a commoner.

Putin laughs at political chaos in the US

Putin is laughing at the political chaos in the US over Trump's alleged relationship with Russia.

Cannes Film Festival: Will Smith and Pedro Almodovar clash over Netflix

Cannes juror Will Smith clashes with jury president Pedro Almodovar on the film festival's first day.

Ward saves two Sheff Weds penalties to send Huddersfield into play-off final

Huddersfield Town beat Sheffield Wednesday 4-3 in a penalty shootout to reach the Championship play-off final.

Ex-MotoGP champion Hayden in hospital after accident

Former MotoGP champion Nicky Hayden is injured as a result of an accident while cycling in Italy.

Mbappe fires Monaco to first Ligue 1 title in 17 years

Monaco win the Ligue 1 title for the first time in 17 years after beating Saint-Etienne 2-0 at Stade Louis II

Putin laughs at political chaos in the US

Tornado flips truck and the firefighter inside

Trump supporters: 'People are sick and tired of media'

A wild week for Trump in Washington

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.

Global stock markets fall as Trump turmoil intensifies

Asian markets open lower, tracking Wall Street losses, over fears political turmoil will stall reforms.

VW chief Matthias Mueller probed over emissions scandal

German prosecutors are investigating VW's chief executive over the emissions scandal at the firm.

'Bots' spam FCC website over proposed net neutrality reversal

Bot activity is apparently detected on a US regulator's website over proposed changes to net neutrality rules.

Two Britons arrested in Thailand over football streaming

Two British men are arrested after the Premier League supported investigations by Thai authorities.

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