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Dutch TV catches out new envoy Pete Hoekstra on Islamic "no-go zones" claim.

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The tough measures imposed over North Korea's missile programme target petrol supplies.

Sean Dyche tells Natalie Pirks about his style of management at Burnley, who have defied expectations so far this season and are in sixth place in the Premier League.

The two men have been on trial in the US as part of a major inquiry into corruption at Fifa.

The TV production company for Miss America says it has cut ties over the vulgar and demeaning emails.

Roberto Firmino earns Liverpool a draw in an incredible Premier League encounter in which Arsenal score three goals in just five minutes.

Worcester Warriors ease their relegation fears with victory over the Premiership's bottom side London Irish.

Amazon has apologised to a customer, who believed he was sent coded death threats by an employee.

President Trump signs the Republican tax bill into law before heading to Mar-A-Lago for the holidays.

The man allegedly discussed with undercover agents targeting San Francisco over Christmas.

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