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'I have very good news for the country'

The US government has avoided a federal shutdown after both House and Senate agreed on a short-term funding deal.
US & Canada
Charges over Tupac murder 'pivotal moment'

The rapper's sister welcomes news that a former gang leader has been charged with his murder.
Entertainment & Arts
Populist pro-Moscow party wins Slovak vote

Former PM Robert Fico, who opposes military support for Ukraine, will try to form a government.
Europe

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McIlroy angry as Europe edge closer to Ryder Cup win

Europe need four points from Sunday's 12 singles matches against the United States to regain the Ryder Cup after a scintillating Saturday in Rome.
Golf
'Spurs & Liverpool show they are ready to gatecrash title race'

Tottenham and Liverpool prove they can both be contenders for this season's Premier League amid their pulsating encounter on Saturday.
Football
Bellingham scores as Real Madrid go top of La Liga

Jude Bellingham scores his seventh goal of the season as Real Madrid move top of La Liga with a comfortable victory over high-flying Girona.
European Football

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Six of the year's most striking images

The photos that shocked or moved us so far this year
Culture
Space travel's heavy toll on health

Astronaut Frank Rubio spent 371 days in space – what affect will it have on him?
Future
The return of a divisive lingerie brand

A new film aims to re-cast the famous lingerie brand's problematic image
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The man who transformed a barren island

It's one of the best places in the world to swim with manta rays
Travel
A sci-fi with a 'shocking twist'

Psychological thriller evokes the sense of apocalypse slowly creeping up on us
Culture
A 2,000-year-old method to water crops

How an ancient hydraulic system is harvesting rainwater
Future
US auto strike: Eye-popping CEO pay

Why American executives earn so much more than their global counterparts
Worklife
'This could end us' - US businesses brace for shutdown

Thousands of firms in the US rely on business from federal parks. A shutdown leaves them in the...
US
Family finds Viking relics during earring search

Experts believe the artefacts were used in the ninth-century burial of a woman
Europe
First baby beaver born in London in 400 years

Enfield council launched reintroduction programme in 2022 to bring beavers back to the capital
UK

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Watch: Last supermoon of the year captured on camera

Space enthusiast in Kathmandu, Nepal and the US state of Colorado filmed the spectacle.

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