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Football world rallies around crash club
Top football sides pay tribute to a Brazilian team which lost most of its players in a plane crash.
Man dies after being shot by police in Hull
Police officers shoot and fatally wound a 31-year-old man in the street after reports of a man with an axe.
Ambulances 'struggle to reach 999 calls'
Ambulance services are struggling to reach the seriously ill quickly enough, a BBC investigation finds.
German intelligence employee arrested
A German intelligence agency worker is held after making Islamist statements and leaking material.
Philip Morris eyes smoke-free future
Philip Morris says a new launch in the UK could see it stop selling conventional cigarettes altogether.
Lack of sleep 'costs UK £40bn a year'
Sleep-deprived workers are costing the UK economy £40bn a year and face a higher risk of death, says a new study.
Bennell charged with sex offences
Former football coach Barry Bennell is charged with eight offences of sexual assault against a boy under 14, say prosecutors.
Trump eyes Goldman veteran for Treasury
Donald Trump will reportedly pick former Goldman Sachs bank executive Steve Mnuchin as US treasury secretary.
UN alarm as thousands flee Aleppo fight
Some 16,000 civilians have fled the Syrian government's advance into rebel-held Aleppo, the UN says.
May and Trump 'agree on Nato importance'
Number 10 says Theresa May and Donald Trump agreed on Nato's importance in their second phone conversation.
Cuba holds Castro commemoration
Cuba is holding a mass rally in Havana in honour of its late revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro.
Uncertain future for UK nuclear fusion lab
A question mark hangs over a world-leading laboratory that has pioneered research into fusion for nearly 40 years.
Mars probe returns first pictures
The new satellite that Europe and Russia put in orbit at Mars on 19 October has sent back its first images of the planet.
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Tragic final images of Brazil's lost footballers
Pictures of wreckage from the plane crash that killed most of the players of Brazilian football club Chapecoense are interspersed with the final images of the young victims on Wednesday's front pages.
- 30 November 2016
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