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Paris climate deal: EU and China rebuff Trump

Leaders say they support Paris climate deal but the US will say on Thursday if it is pulling out.

Trump 'energises climate activism'

California Governor Jerry Brown warns Trump on climate deal, and says he's ready to work with China.

Philippines soldiers killed in 'friendly fire' air strike in Marawi

The accident happened in the city of Marawi where Islamists have clashed with the army.

Europol shows clues from child abuse images to track offenders

Detectives hope "mundane" background objects from images will lead to vital tip-offs.

Police release Tiger Woods dashcam video

Police in Florida release dashcam footage showing golfer Tiger Woods struggling to walk after being stopped in his car.

Wenger should sell 'overindulged' Sanchez & Ozil - Keown

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger should sell "overindulged" Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil, says ex-defender Martin Keown.

British and Irish Lions: Sam Warburton to captain tourists in opener

Captain Sam Warburton will lead the British and Irish Lions in their opening fixture against the Provincial Barbarians after recovering from injury.

England's Anderson 'worried' by Stokes injuries

James Anderson is "worried" by the injuries suffered by Ben Stokes, and England will have to be "careful" to manage the all-rounder.

Police release Tiger Woods dashcam video

Trump decision 'will encourage activists'

Huge vehicle bomb explodes during Kabul morning rush hour

Seeking quiet lives in Kashmir

How an autistic child became world pinball champion

Pinball champion Robert Gagno says having autism has made him a better player. But it's also true that playing pinball has helped him live with autism.

Brazil meat-packing giant JBS to pay record $3.2bn corruption fine

The majority shareholder in Brazilian firm JBS is paying for its part in two corruption scandals.

Exxon shareholders back 'historic' vote on climate

For the first time, Exxon Mobil will have to consider the impact of climate change on its business.

Messaging app Telegram centrepiece of IS social media strategy

The Islamic State group relies on encrypted messaging app Telegram to spread its message digitally.

ReMarkable digital notepad 'feels like real paper'

A Norwegian start-up is developing a digital paper tablet it hopes will appeal to "paper people".

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