Documents filed in a lawsuit allege that Mr Trump's 2016 campaign "gleefully accepted" Russian help.

This Kenyan woman was rejected by friends and family after being diagnosed with cervical cancer.

Arsenal need to be "open-minded, brave and bold" in their search to replace Arsene Wenger as manager, says Ivan Gazidis.

One of the world's biggest dance music stars dies in Oman, with no cause of death announced.

The singer made history as the first black woman to headline Coachella.

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Sister Agnès-Marie Valois treated captured Canadians after the disastrous battle of Dieppe in 1942.

On the eve of the 2018 World Championship, Ronnie O'Sullivan says it would be "difficult" to compare his record to that of Stephen Hendry.

Gloucester reach their third European Challenge Cup final in four seasons with a four-try win over Premiership rivals Newcastle.

A court rules the artist's family, who said the doll was too light-coloured, own her image rights.

The messaging app is working around attempts to block it by authorities.

Vera Papisova was groped at Coachella while reporting on sexual harassment for Teen Vogue.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's announcement is welcomed by the US, South Korea and China.

She pleaded not guilty to recruiting women for sexual exploitation in a purported self-help group.

How one man is getting ordinary Palestinians and Israelis to talk peace with each other.

Joe Hill, from the US, mistook a Facebook group for the channel island of Jersey as one for New Jersey.

The make-up artist using her skills to help scarred women live a normal life.

Comedians in Germany have been caught up in the county’s strict online hate speech laws.

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

President Ortega says he could review pension reforms, but business leaders refuse to join talks.

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