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Donald Trump speaks to Vietnam PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc, hopes to strengthen ties

Donald Trump has held conversations with several leaders of Asian nations that have territorial disputes with China.

California threatens Uber with legal action if driverless cars not taken off the road

Move comes after two driverless Uber cars passed through red lights in first day of trials.

Kurils territorial dispute in focus as Putin and Abe set to meet

No deal is expected over the islands which Japan refers to as Northern Territories.

FBI and secret service arrest man allegedly behind largest-ever US financial cyberattack

Joshua Samuel Aaron has been charged with illegally accessing the personal information of 100 million people.

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London Mayor says Southern rail passengers have been 'abandoned by the government'

Will rail strikes spread across England?

Union bosses threaten to escalate war against trains operated by drivers only.

Fire breaks out at busy motorway between London and Southampton

Fire breaks out at busy M3 motorway service station between London and Southampton

More than 50 firefighters are tackling the blaze, which is expected to burn for 'fair few hours'.

Brexit Secretary 'does not know' if Brexit can be reversed

The government claim that Article 50 cannot be revoked, has been put into doubt.

US pastor jailed for 63 days in Turkey now charged with being member of 'armed terror' group

Andrew Brunson, a pastor at the protestant church in Izmir, has been living in Turkey for 23 years.

Will Donald Trump be in breach of the lease on his D.C. hotel 'the moment he takes office'?

The president-elect's business interests were a matter of concern during the election.

Heathrow baggage handlers arrested over suspected drug smuggling ring

Heathrow employees among 11 arrested on suspicion of importing cocaine worth £10m.

US health secretary says Republicans will 'repeal and collapse' Obamacare

The future of the Affordable Care Act is uncertain following Donald Trump's victory in the polls.

Bernie Sanders is getting fed up of being asked about 2020 election run

The Vermont senator said there were more important things to focus on.

Isis 'hiding in plain sight' among migrant flows, warns head of Britain's military

Sir Stuart Peach told RUSI think tank militants are using the tactic to escape as they lose fight in Syria and Iraq.

Mother-of-two dies after falling into vat of chocolate at Russian sweet factory

Svetlana Roslina, 24, fell into a giant mixer in a tragic accident at the Sergiev-Posad confectionery plant.

Esperanto: How a Jewish eye-doctor's dream of global brotherhood created a whole new language

The language is still spoken by as many as 2 million people worldwide.

Theresa May presses EU on 'sustainable' migration crisis plan and Egypt involvement

UK prime minister is also expected to announce extra immigration officials for Greece.

Legendary jewel thief, 86, arrested once more over $2,000 necklace

Doris Payne is believed to have stolen $2m worth of jewellery throughout her criminal career.

Inmate who made hit-list of people to kill and have sex with their corpses jailed for 45 years

Richard Ford handed the lengthy sentence after admitting fears he could not control his 'sadistic urges'.

New ceasefire scheduled in Aleppo as UN dubs regime attacks probable 'war crimes'

Thousands of civilians remain trapped in decimated city as Assad forces seize control.

Town in Indiana left without police after entire force resigns

The Bunker Hill police accused the town council of asking officers 'to do illegal and immoral things'.

Buckfast-brewing monks defend profits made on sales of drink linked to violence in Scotland

The caffeinated drink known as Bucky in Scotland has been brewed at the Abbey since the 1920s.

Inflatable sex doll gift for Chile's economy minister backfires into Twitter debate over sexism

The doll given to Luis Cespedes had the comment pasted on it that it could "stimulate the economy".

Firefighters tackle blaze at New York Medical Centre

The blaze has been tackled by the fire department after two alarms went off.

Travel chaos hits London: Central Line suspended as armed officers swarm Bank station

Passengers said they were evacuated from Bank station with others complaining of being stuck on stopped trains.

World must prevent 'Rwanda-like genocide' in South Sudan

UN warns of genocide risks as ethnic-related violence against Dinka and Nuer continues in war-torn country.

Eiffel Tower goes dark in solidarity with people of Aleppo

Paris to turn off Eiffel Tower lights in solidarity with Aleppo victims

Landmarks lights will be turned off at 8pm local time, as fighting resumed in Syrian city.

Has Algerian jihadist Mokhtar Belmokhtar survived a second air strike?

Al-Qaeda jihadist has reportedly survived a French air strike in which it was claimed he had been killed.

Answering Aleppo's distress call: Here's how you can help people in the besieged Syrian city

As people continue to suffer relentlessly, international anger has reached breaking point.

Esperanto Day: Ten strange facts about the universal language

Esperanto was designed in the late 1800s by Polish ophthalmologist Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof.

Who is Maxence Melo, Tanzanian founder of JamiiForums arrested for not disclosing anonymous sources?

Tanzanian authorities say Melo should identity those who post sensitive information on his popular blogging site.

Southern rail strike: May tells Corbyn to phone his union paymasters and call it off

Unions and rail bosses will meet again on Thursday after Wednesday's talks failed to break deadlock.

Mexican villagers kidnap mother of local drugs gang chief and demand hostage swap

'In return for my husband's life, I will deliver your mother,' says a kidnap victim's wife in video.

UK house prices: What 2017 means for the property market

We look at what property and housing experts say will happen to the market in the new year.

Did the Afghan vice president abduct, torture and rape a political rival?

Several Western embassies in Kabul have called for an investigation into Ahmad Ishchi's allegations.

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