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US Capitol riot officer 'died of natural causes'

Officials say Brian Sicknick died after suffering two strokes, a day after being confronted by rioters.
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Big rise in migrant children on Mexico-US border

The increase from 380 to nearly 3,500 has overwhelmed local facilities in Mexico, the UN warns.
Latin America & Caribbean
Morrissey manager attacks 'hurtful' Simpsons parody

The show has taken "a turn for the worst" says Morrissey's manager after an episode poked fun at him.
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Late Llorente strike denies Liverpool

Diego Llorente scores a late equaliser for Leeds to deny Liverpool a place in the top four of the Premier League - as uncertainty reigns over what that would mean.
Football
Mourinho sacked by Tottenham

Jose Mourinho is sacked by Tottenham Hotspur after just 17 months in charge.
Football
'A spit in the face of football lovers'

Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin says the European Super League is a "disgraceful, self-serving" proposal.
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The DC sauce drenched in debate

Many feel the condiment shouldn't be mass-produced or shared with out-of-towners
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Do our bosses know too much about us?

Employers know more about our personal lives than ever – should we be nervous?
Worklife
The greatest animation ever made?

Why Spirited Away's bewitching power remains
Culture
The world capital of the dirtiest coal

Soft brown coal, the most inefficient kind, is being phased out in the EU
Future
Man 'stalking' Taylor Swift arrested in New York

The suspect, who says Swift is communicating with him on social media, tried to enter her apartment
Entertainment & Arts
Tea or coffee: Which is better for you?

It’s believed that Brits drink 165 million cups of tea a day
Food
Backlash over 'bizarre' sex education videos

The Australian campaign uses tacos and swimming with sharks to teach about relationships
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