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May orders inquiry into London tower fire

The PM says people "deserve answers" over the fire which killed at least 17 people, as the first victim is named locally as a Syrian refugee.

Otto Warmbier: US doctors dispute N Korean coma story

Medics say freed American student Otto Warmbier shows no signs of botulism, as North Korea claimed.

Trump-Russia inquiry: Vice-President Pence hires lawyer

The counsel will deal with probes into possible ties between President Trump's campaign and Russia.

'Little sunfish' robot to swim in to Fukushima reactor

It'll be a tough journey - previous robots sent in to the ruined nuclear reactor didn't make it back.

What will Trump change about US-Cuba relations?

President Donald Trump is announcing a new Cuba policy - what should you expect?

US Open 2017: England's Paul Casey one off Rickie Fowler's first-round lead at Erin Hills

England's Paul Casey is one behind US Open first-round leader Rickie Fowler on a day of low scoring at Erin Hills in Wisconsin.

India captain Kohli wary of 'magnificent' Pakistan

Pakistan's turnaround in the Champions Trophy has been "magnificent", says India captain Virat Kohli after his side set up a final against their fierce rivals.

Everton sign Ajax captain Klaassen for £23.6m after keeper Pickford joins for record fee

Everton complete the £23.6m signing of Ajax captain and Netherlands midfielder Davy Klaassen on a five-year deal.

London fire: Victim's brother recounts final call

Is this the next Attenborough?

London fire: One family's despair at tower loss

New documentary explores the making and breaking of Whitney Houston

Return to Aleppo: The story of my home during the war

Zahed Tajeddin fulfilled his dream of buying a home in the old town of Aleppo but then the war came - and amid the bombs the old house was turned into a hospital.

Eurozone ministers strike deal to release funds to Greece

The deal would release 8.5bn euros but still requires final approval from the IMF.

Duke of York: UK firms should make best of Brexit

Prince Andrew says UK firms should be trying to engage with as many different markets as possible.

E3 2017: Wiggling fingers fire virtual weapons

The sensor-packed Captoglove can control VR games - but is it a smooth experience?

Facebook reveals measures to remove terrorist content

Smart software will help the social network tackle posts that promote terror, says the site

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