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Police say Moroccan Younes Abouyaaqoub is still at large and Spanish media say he may be the driver. - Steve Bannon fired as Trump White House's top strategist Bannon has announced he is returning to Breitbart to go 'to war for Trump against his opponents'. - Disputed Venezuela assembly takes parliament's powers The move comes as government critic and ex-chief prosecutor Luisa Ortega flees to Colombia. - Woman raped by Roman Polanski asks for 'mercy' to end case A Los Angeles court rejects a plea by a woman raped by the director to dismiss the 40-year-old case. - Lele Tao: The 'online goddess' who earns $450k a year 24-year-old live streamer Lele Tao has one million fans, mostly young men. The first of a three-part series. - US to review China intellectual property policies China has voiced "serious concern" over the investigation, which could result in US trade sanctions. - Sir Bruce Forsyth: TV legend dies aged 89 Tributes are paid to the TV legend, who hosted Strictly Come Dancing and The Generation Game. - Taylor Swift's social media pages and website are currently showing a Blank Space The American star's social media posts have been deleted, while her website is only showing a black screen. - Finland stabbings: Two dead and suspect shot in Turku A man wielding a knife is shot and wounded by police after attacking people in the centre of Turku. - Charlottesville victim's mum rebukes Trump Susan Bro has "no interest" in speaking to Mr Trump after his remarks on the Virginia clashes. - Congo mudslide death toll 'to rise to 200' Households were buried after heavy rains caused parts of a nearby mountain to collapse. - Turkey's Erdogan says German leaders are enemies The Turkish president tells German-Turkish voters to reject Germany's main parties. - Meet the eclipse chaser who's travelled the world hunting shadows Astronomer Glenn Schneider has spent his life chasing solar eclipses around the world and has been in the path of totality 33 times. - Chinese 'cyber-court' launched for online cases The court will specialise in internet-related cases as the number of online disputes rises. - The photo that highlights White House turmoil In less than seven months, President Donald Trump's White House inner circle has transformed. - Week in pictures: 12 - 18 August 2017 A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week. - Baghdad's Little Manchester Old Trafford's footballing giants help Iraqis escape the uncertainty and violence of everyday life. - Mexican muralists transform violent neighbourhoods Graffiti artists turn a violent hillside neighbourhood in Pachuca into a colourful work of art. - Barcelona and Cambrils attacks: 'I'm not afraid' Catalans and Spaniards have responded in unity with the slogan 'No tinc por'. But can that unity last? - In pictures: Sir Bruce Forsyth's extraordinary career Look back at his life, from early variety stardom and game shows to Strictly Come Dancing. - Rhino swept from Nepal to India by flooding rescued The young rhino was swept 42km from Chitwan National Park by floods and found in an Indian village. - NI golfer Joe Rooney scores two holes-in-one The odds of an amateur golfer hitting two holes-in-one in the same round are 67 million to one. - Should Washington and Jefferson monuments come down? Trump's argument that the removal of Confederate statues is a slippery slope to changing history has recharged the perennial debate about America's tormented racial legacy. - How Al Pacino came to my rescue Sensing an epileptic fit is imminent Frank turns to a tried and tested way of controlling his episodes and leans on Al Pacino in a pub. - The crowdfunded news agency risking all for Hong Kong scoops A fledgling Hong Kong investigative news agency has quickly built a reputation for its scoops. |
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