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N Korea slams South's 'absurd' offer of aid

Kim Jong-un's sister Kim Yo-jong asked South Korea's president, who made the offer, to "shut his mouth".
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'Four hours with the militant who murdered my son'

The mum of an American journalist beheaded by the Islamic State met her son's killer to forgive him.
US & Canada
Three charged in infamous US mob boss murder

Notorious Boston gangster James "Whitey" Bulger was beaten to death in prison in 2018.
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Premier League build-up and transfer latest

Premier League managers preview the weekend's games and the latest transfer news as Manchester United close in on Casemiro.
Football
Chris Sutton's Premier League predictions v GK from Bad Boy Chiller Crew

Chris Sutton takes on GK from Bad Boy Chiller Crew to pick his winners and losers from this weekend's Premier League games.
Football
Man Utd close in on Real Madrid's Casemiro

Manchester United are closing on the signing of Real Madrid midfielder Casemiro for 60m euros (£51m) plus 10m euros (£8.5m) in add ons.
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Why workers are still quitting

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Can Hawaii solve our food crisis?

The ancient system could set the world on a new path to sustainability
Travel
Why perceptions of tattoos are changing

Their fascinating history – and how they are finally being accepted as art
Culture
The identical twins split up at birth

Separated for a controversial study, those involved are searching for answers
Future
Evangelista on Vogue cover after being 'deformed'

It's a year since the model said a botched cosmetic procedure had left her "brutally disfigured"
Entertainment & Arts
Doubts cast over Musk Twitter bot claims

Musk thinks a third of visible accounts could be bots, but researchers have questions
Technology
The 85-year-old India-origin chef wowing a UK town

Manjula Patel serves traditional Gujarati vegetarian dishes at her popular restaurant
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Sam Ryder sings with fans in new music video

The singer’s new single, Somebody, is his first song since finishing second at Eurovision in May.

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