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Liverpool's Mohamed Salah is voted the PFA Player of the Year for 2017-18, with Leroy Sane picking up the young player award

Police in Peru's Amazon find the body of a Canadian who was lynched after being suspected of murder.

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New York City's ex-mayor pledges $4.5m to help cover the lapsed US contribution to the Paris accord.

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The man building a four-storey castle out of recycled plastic bottles.

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Ian Durrant opposed a mosque planned in Lincoln - until anti-Islamic groups called him "brother".

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