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Qatar row: Trump urges Arab unity in call to Saudi Arabia's King Salman

A White House official says the president called for "unity in the region to fight extremism".

May: Human rights won't stop terror fight

The prime minister says laws could be changed to make it easier to tackle terror suspects.

Woman on trial for texts 'driving boyfriend to suicide'

Michelle Carter urged her boyfriend's death so she could play a "grieving girlfriend", a court hears.

Peacock trashes liquor store in California to tune of $500

The peacock strutted into the shop of its own volition but then failed to find its way out again.

Being married 'protects your health'

It might lessen the impact of big heart disease risk factors, including high blood pressure, researchers claim.

Champions Trophy: Eoin Morgan says England will show no let-up against Australia

England captain Eoin Morgan says his side will show no let-up when they meet Australia in the Champions Trophy at Edgbaston on Saturday.

America's Cup 2017: New Zealand capsize in semi-final but lead 3-1

New Zealand suffer a spectacular capsize in their America's Cup semi-final against Great Britain but take a 3-1 lead into the third day of racing.

Lions face first Super Rugby opponents - team news, stats and quotes

The British and Irish Lions will face their first Super Rugby opposition in the shape of Tana Umaga's Blues on Wednesday.

Medieval aqueducts fight drought in Indian state

Peacock trashes liquor store in California to tune of $500

Marawi conflict: 'We were in hiding for 11 days'

Khuram Butt's uncle condemns London Bridge attack

The National Front member who fell in love with Calais Jungle migrant

Béatrice Huret once delivered pamphlets for France's National Front, but then she met an Iranian migrant. After falling in love she helped him set off on a dangerous journey to the UK.

Uber fires 20 staff after harassment investigation

Ride-hailing service sacks 20 staff over sexual harassment, bullying and other issues.

Philippines temporarily bans workers from going to Qatar

Manila said it was assessing the situation for workers in Qatar after its neighbours cut ties with it.

Uber fires 20 staff after harassment investigation

Ride-hailing service sacks 20 staff over sexual harassment, bullying and other issues.

Apple reveals HomePod smart speaker

The voice-activated loudspeaker is powered by the Siri virtual assistant.

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