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Andy Keogh not impressed with Usain Bolt: He has first touch like a trampoline

Usain Bolt’s first touch is “like a trampoline” and he will never make it as a professional footballer, according to former Republic of Ireland...

Abe’s visit to Beijing highlights warming China-Japan ties

Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe held a second meeting with Chinese premier Li Keqiang during the first formal visit to Beijing by a Japanese...

Khashoggi’s son leaves Saudi Arabia after travel ban revoked

Update - 10.10am: The son of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi has left Saudi Arabia after the kingdom revoked a travel ban, allowing him to...

Violence in UK prisons hits new record high

Around 25 attacks on prison staff are recorded every day as record levels of violence sweep through jails in England and Wales. Official figures show...

Google sacks 48 people over sexual misconduct claims

Google has sacked 48 people over sexual harassment claims in the last two years, its chief executive has said. Thirteen senior managers were among...

UK opposition figures tell Barnier of ‘cross-party resistance’ to Tory Brexit

Representatives of four opposition parties have told EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier that there is “cross-party resistance” at Westminster to the withdrawal deal being...

Hundreds of extra US troops ‘being sent to Mexico border’

Defence Secretary Jim Mattis is set to sign an order sending at least 800 troops to the US-Mexico border, officials said. Mr Mattis is responding...

Trump ‘should swap to Chinese phone’ after bugging claim

China has denounced a US newspaper report that it is listening to Donald Trump’s phone calls as “fake news” and suggested he exchange his...

Mail bomb probe widens after packages to De Niro and Biden found

The US mail bomb scare has widened as police seized three more suspicious packages — two addressed to former vice president Joe Biden and...

Philip Green named by peer as retail tycoon at centre of gagging clause row

Topshop owner Sir Philip Green has been named in Parliament as the businessman behind an injunction against the Daily Telegraph. Former Cabinet minister Lord Hain...

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