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The award show will take place on 11 June at the Radio City Music Hall in New York.
North Korea 'destroys' US city to celebrate founder Kim Il-sung's birthday
Pyongyang's propaganda video was accompanied by a special song dedicated to artillery operating missiles.
Philip Hammond says taxpayer stake in RBS may be sold at a loss
Chancellor tells MPs 'we have to live in the real world' and make decisions in the best interest of taxpayers.
Crimean rescuers search for survivors after Turkey-bound cargo ship sinks in Black Sea
Seven of the 12 crew members still unaccounted for as emergency personnel rescue 5 people.
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Georgia special election: Democrat Jon Ossoff fails to win majority, heads to June runoff
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Iran blocks voice calling feature on Telegram
The company says the 'move is targeting Telegram specifically' as other VoIP services are enabled the country.
Church of Scotland could be first in the UK to conduct same-sex weddings
The church is also considering making a formal apology for its "history of discrimination."
Craig Shakespeare addresses permanent Leicester job and Wes Morgan injury
Foxes skipper should be fit to face Arsenal as interim boss dodges questions over future.
Biometric Exit: Trump fast-tracks facial recognition for US airports to track visa holders
US visa holders leaving the country may soon be tracked under a new facial recognition project.
Malaysia and Australia come under fire for refusing to release documents on search for MH370
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The president has been accused of undermining his own threats with the mix-up.
Nicola Sturgeon says general election will boost IndyRef2 mandate
The SNP leader said Theresa May's decision was a 'huge political miscalculation'.
Three dead after man goes on shooting rampage in California
The suspect, who is in custody, has been linked to a previous murder at a motel in central Fresno.
Mexico sees spike in asylum applications following Donald Trump's US election win
Mexican refugee agency suggests Trump's immigration policies could possibly be behind increase.
Inside Hillary Clinton's election defeat: Barack Obama was the one who told her 'you must concede'
The Democrat candidate was unwilling to give in so quickly at a time when states were still to be called.
One officer killed and four injured as Isis attacks historic Christian site in Egypt
The St Catherine's Monastery in south Sinai is one of the oldest Christian sites in the world.
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Two Russian bombers 'intercepted' by US fighter planes near Alaska
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Lib Dem leader Tim Farron called a 'disgrace' after refusing to say if being gay is a sin
Farron, a Christian, said he would not make 'theological pronouncements' when talking to Channel 4 News.
Ancient Egyptian mummies and statues more than 3,500 years old unearthed in Luxor
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Tony Blair rumoured to campaign with Lib Dems after calling for 'proper' Brexit opposition
'Unique circumstances demand a unique response,' said the former PM.
Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of being responsible for deadly MS13 gang
The president said the 'weak' immigration policies of the former administration had caused problems.
Former president George HW Bush admitted to hospital 'as a precaution'
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British intelligence helps France halt 'imminent' pre-election terror plot in Marseille
Police raided a flat in Marseille on Tuesday (18 April), five days before presidential election voting begins.
Snap election shock: Labour's Alan Johnson to stand down on 8 June
Former cabinet minister Johnson, once tipped as Labour leader, has been a vocal critic of Jeremy Corbyn.
Trump signs executive order to curb high skilled visa programme and 'hire American'
The work visas are championed by the US tech industry, that often employs highly skilled foreign nationals.
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