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From the Irish border to data protection to tax information, some key issues are still outstanding on the road to a deal.
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The president says the US has the "dumbest immigration laws in the world" and he wants that to change.
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In the second such case in months, a train leaves 25 seconds early. "Inexcusable" says the operator.
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Profits at China's Tencent soar thanks to hugely popular online games like Honour of Kings.
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Births decreased among young women and teenagers but increased among those aged between 40 and 44.
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One indigenous Australian was shocked to discover his relatives' birth records had been altered.
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Video shows a customer threatening to call immigration authorities on staff at a New York restaurant.
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Three people, including the school's headteacher, are under arrest in Nigeria after the incident.
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The Florida man's death is believed to be the first in the US caused by a vape pen.
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Angry at US military drills, Pyongyang says it will not talk to South Korea until issues are settled.
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US Surgeon General Jerome Adams helps with a medical emergency on board a Delta Air Lines plane.
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Anxious relatives gather after reports of an uprising in a former shopping centre now used as a jail.
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She was found with fatal injuries after Belgian police pursued a van carrying 30 migrants for an hour.
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At least 44 people are thought to have been infected and 23 deaths are being investigated.
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Past Times depicts African-American life, a central theme to Kerry James Marshall's work.
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The French president says he hopes to watch the ceremony on TV, and will send them his best regards.
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As global rates of short-sightedness - or myopia - increase around the world, Singapore is hoping to buck the trend with three simple but innovative solutions.
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Poland says Russian networks were trying to foment Polish hostility to Ukraine.
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Clemantine Wamariya, who fled the Rwandan Genocide aged six and is a human rights advocate, makes a plea for peace.
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Writer Barrett Holmes Pitner explains why he thinks American racism is unique.
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The move will boost PayPal's in-store presence as competition in the digital payments sector grow.
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Wanuri Kahiu talks about Kenya's decision to ban the film, and its success at the Cannes Film Festival.
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A high-tech solution being tested in Iceland gets rid of waste carbon dioxide by pumping it 1,000m underground.
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The US and North Korea have very different ideas on what denuclearisation means.
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