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British Foreign Secretary insists Iran nuclear deal not dead yet

Jeremy Hunt has insisted that the Iran nuclear deal is not yet dead. The British Foreign Secretary said there was a “small window” of hope...

Trump’s tweets against liberal congresswomen branded racist

US president Donald Trump has shrugged off sharp criticism over tweets branded as racist in which he said four outspoken liberal congresswomen of colour...

Nine dead as plane carrying parachutists crashes in Sweden

A small plane carrying parachutists has crashed in northern Sweden soon after takeoff, killing all nine people on board. The accident took place a little...

Big Apple goes dark as power outage strikes New York City

New York’s Times Square fell dark and subway trains halted as Manhattan was struck by a power cut. Authorities scrambled to restore electricity to Manhattan...

No-deal Brexit will leave UK ‘at mercy of French’ warns Chancellor

A no-deal Brexit could leave the next British Prime Minister at the mercy of French president Emmanuel Macron, Chancellor Philip Hammond has warned. Mr Hammond...

Trump tells congresswomen to ‘go back to broken places from which they came’

President Donald Trump has said a group of Democratic congresswomen should go back to the “broken and crime infested places from which they came”,...

Climber airlifted to hospital after falling into sea from ridge in UK

A climber had to be airlifted to hospital after falling into the sea while scaling Cornwall’s 200-metre Commando Ridge in the UK. The RNLI said...

Hurricane Barry threatens US Gulf coast with ‘off the chart’ rainfall

A storm forecasters warn is carrying “off the chart” amounts of moisture is slowly crawling towards shore along the US Gulf coast, having already...

Seventh seed Simona Halep stuns Serena Williams in Wimbledon showpiece

Simona Halep produced a superb display in her first Wimbledon final to storm to the title and keep Serena Williams waiting again for number...

Met Police under fire after warning journalists not to publish leaked documents

Scotland Yard has come under fire after warning journalists they could face prosecution if they publish any more leaked diplomatic cables from Britain’s ambassador to...

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