North Korea will be President Trump's 'September 11', warns top US expert on Korea
Victor Cha said the Kim Jong-un regime was likely to carry out a missile or nuclear test early in the Trump administration.
Rio Tinto posts rise in profits for first time since 2013
London-based company posts underlying profits of $5.1bn for the 2016 calendar year.
Jennifer Lopez hugs baby Maximilian in throwback photo, 'inspires' fans with Instagram moment
The pop star had shared pictures of the twins when they came to cheer her during her Vegas show.
Al-Shabaab Islamists attack hotel in Somalia's Puntland region
4 security guards and 2 militants were killed in the attack, while one of the terrorists managed to escape.
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Tottenham are only team strong enough to challenge Chelsea in Premier League, Ray Wilkins says
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Australia: Teenage couple charged with planning to carry out terror attack
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South China Sea: Philippines sees Chinese attempt to build on reef near its coast
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Rafael Nadal wants to be Real Madrid president in the future
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Kim Zolciak hits back at critics after she brags about 4-year-old son's 'real gun' handling
Zolciak's son Kash, in his school questionnaire, said he loves his father because 'he lets me hold his real gun'.
NHS websites defaced by Tunisian Islamist hackers to display horrific photos of the war in Syria
The cyberattack comes a month after the group targeted a series of Australian websites with a similar message.
Troy Deeney believes Aaron Ramsey 'bottled it' for the first goal against Watford
Arsenal are currently 12 points behind table-topper Chelsea.
Scottish Parliament votes to oppose UK government triggering Brexit process
Despite vote being only symbolic, Nicola Sturgeon says it is one of most significant since devolution.
Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge getting another stability improvement update in the UK
The latest release also improves the performance of the phones.
Sanders and Cruz debate the future of US healthcare as Obamacare repeal looms
Cruz called for more market freedom and Sanders decried America's lack of a universal system.
Isis militants 'refused' to fight Mosul war citing head and back aches
Recovered documents contain photographs of fighters along with their names and personal information.
Brexit: UK could lose 30,000 jobs in the financial sector, think tank Bruegel says
While Paris, Amsterdam and Dublin will gain from Brexit, Frankfurt is expected to be the biggest winner.
Asian markets trade mixed as oil prices slump amid supply concerns in the US
Investors' confidence has also been dented over doubts surrounding Trump's policies and the election in France.
Ian Somerhalder denies 'hatred' and 'backstabbing' between ex Nina Dobrev and wife Nikki Reed
The Vampire Diaries co-stars posed for a picture with Somerhalder's wife Nikki Reed on Instagram.
Twitter abuse: New tools will stop banned users from opening new accounts
The site will also remove low-quality tweets to tackle online harassment.
Women stage topless protest to claim rights to sunbathe semi-nude in Argentina
The police say women going topless on beaches amounted to 'obscene displays'.
FBI to lift restrictions on online FOIA requests
Concerns were raised over the FBI ditching email for FOIA requests in favour of fax and mail.
Scottie and Larsa Pippen spotted together as exes 'working on their marriage' after filing for divorce
The former couple was spotted with Kourtney Kardashian and LL Cool J at The Nice Guy on Monday night.
UFC 211 title match confirmed between Stipe Miocic and Junior Dos Santos
The heavyweight title fight is expected to be the main event in Dallas, Texas.
Duterte to send rogue police officers to fight Abu Sayyaf dreaded for beheadings
The Philippine president calls the erring policemen 'rotten to the core'.
Barack Obama enjoys kitesurfing with Richard Branson on British Virgin Islands
The former president and first lady have returned to Washington DC after their holiday.
Barcelona may appeal against Luis Suarez red card in Atletico Madrid draw
Suarez suggests sending off was unjust and urges club to appeal against decision.
Colombia begins peace talks with country's second-largest rebel group ELN
The talks follow the success of four years of negotiations with Colombia's largest rebel group, the Farc.
Ireland's privacy watchdog challenges Facebook's EU-US data transfer mechanism in Dublin court
A ruling against Facebook could cause issues for tech firms that want to transfer citizens' personal data to the US.
Isis fighters trapped in West Mosul with only option to either surrender or be killed, Pentagon says
Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt. Jeff Davis said Daesh militants in western Mosul are unable to resupply or reinforce.
Demand for staff in the UK touches 17-month high as placements see weaker growth, REC says
Decline in candidate availability has led to upward pressure on pay.
UK's tax burden to hit its highest level in more than 30 years
Tax receipts to exceed 37% of national income for first time since Thatcher government of 1986.
Travelling to the United States? You may be forced to give up your social media passwords
This may be the next phase of President Trump's 'extreme vetting' agenda.
'Pharma bro' Martin Shkreli ordered to pay $2.6m to former partner after losing lawsuit
Former CEO of Turing Pharmaceutical failed to pay for medical consulting services.
Trump's travel ban: Court of appeals hammers away at arguments
Judges in San Francisco are grilling both sides and are expected to make a decision shortly.
Former US vice-president Joe Biden to become professor at University of Pennsylvania
Obama's VP will also take up a separate role at the University of Delaware.
Republicans scrap election commission aimed at preventing hacking
Federal body was created after infamous 2000 Florida recount between George W Bush and Al Gore.
Louisiana declares state of emergency as tornadoes rip through southern state
Homes destroyed and trees felled as seven twisters injure at least 20 people.
Murdered backpacker's mother criticises Trump over claims her daughter's death was 'terror attack'
Britons Mia Ayliffe-Chung and Tom Jackson died in attack with no known links to terrorism.
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Sen. Chris Murphy Torches Trump's Iran Deal, Calls Conflict the 'Most Incompetent War in Modern US History'
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Epstein Pilot's Girlfriend Could Help Expose Names Involved in Epstein's Abuse Network, Lawyer Claims
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Lawsuit Claims ICE's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Detention Site Pumps Toxic Diesel Emissions to Nearby Community and Environment
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