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National Grid probe seeks to learn lessons after power blackout hits UK

Back-up systems on Britain’s electricity network “worked well” in response to the major power cut that brought widespread disruption to the country, National Grid...

Disgraced Cardinal Pell investigated over letter from jail

Australian authorities are investigating a letter circulated on social media to see whether it was written by disgraced Cardinal George Pell, which would be...

Donald Trump says Kim Jong Un keen to meet him again

US President Donald Trump has said North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to meet with him once again to “start negotiations”. Mr Trump said...

Hong Kong protesters march in defiance of police ban

Protesters have been marching in two Hong Kong neighbourhoods in defiance of a ban by police who have clashed repeatedly with government opponents. Hong Kong...

Donald Trump says views of gun lobby will be respected in debate over mass shootings

Donald Trump says he has reassured the National Rifle Association that its “strong views” about the right to bear arms will not be ignored...

UK government cancels staff leave from Number 10 up to Brexit day fuelling election speculation

Downing Street has cancelled all leave for Government advisers in the run up to Britain’s withdrawal from the EU on October 31. Boris Johnson’s chief...

Pilot flies father’s remains home 52 years after he was killed in Vietnam

A Southwest Airlines pilot has flown his father’s remains back home to the US after they were identified from the Vietnam War. Captain Bryan Knight...

Facebook ‘offering millions to publishers for news’

Facebook is reportedly in talks with news publishers to offer “millions of dollars” for the rights to publish their material on its site. The move...

Lib Dems and some Tories to support no-confidence motion, Vince Cable says

The Liberal Democrats and a “significant number” of Tories would support a no-confidence motion in the UK Government, according to former business secretary Vince...

More than two million Muslims in Mecca for start of annual hajj pilgrimage

More than two million Muslim pilgrims have gathered in the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia to perform the initial rites of the...

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