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Brexit: UK offer on EU citizens a good start, says Merkel

The German chancellor cautiously welcomes a plan for EU citizens living in the UK post-Brexit.

North Korea tests new missile engine, US officials say

It is thought to be part of efforts towards building a missile capable of reaching the US mainland.

Syria crisis: Inside Islamic State's 'capital' Raqqa

The BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse reports from the front line of the fight against IS in Syria.

US man 'gave top-secret information' to Chinese agent

Former US diplomatic officer Kevin Mallory could face life in prison under the Espionage Act.

Choi Soon-sil: South Korean ex-president's friend jailed

Choi Soon-sil has been sentenced to three years in prison over a case which brought down the president.

England U21s into semis after easing past Poland

England reach the semi-finals of a European Under-21 Championship for the first time since 2009 by comfortably beating 10-man Poland.

Mohamed Salah: Liverpool sign Roma's former Chelsea winger for £34m

Liverpool complete the 39m euro (£34m) signing of Roma's former Chelsea winger Mohamed Salah, who joins on a five-year deal.

Frank de Boer: Crystal Palace set to appoint Dutchman as manager

Crystal Palace offer former Ajax and Inter Milan boss Frank de Boer the vacant manager's job at Selhurst Park.

Philando Castile: Girl, 4, calms mother in police car

Syria crisis: Inside Islamic State's 'capital' Raqqa

Trump injects reality TV suspense into 'Comey tapes' saga

Indian teen celebrates as Nasa sends satellite to space

The woman helping Mongolians die with dignity

Fifteen years ago there was no such thing as palliative care - care for the dying - in Mongolia. Now there is, thanks to Odontuya Davaasuren.

Hinkley Point deal 'risky and expensive'

The case for a new £18bn nuclear power plant is "marginal", says the National Audit Office.

Fed: US banks have money for crisis

The 34 largest US banks passed the first part of the Federal Reserve's annual stress test.

Facebook launches initiative to fight online hate speech

Move is a response to UK government criticism that the firm doesn't do enough to curb online hate.

WhatsApp rises as a major force in news media

The private instant messaging app is surging in popularity as a way to share and discuss the news.

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