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Europe
Sailors killed after ships catch fire in Black Sea
The blaze spread from one ship to the other, prompting the crews to jump overboard, according to Russian news agencies.
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Royal family
Woman in crash wants Prince Philip charged
The passenger who broke her wrist in the car crash involving the Duke of Edinburgh says she wants Prince Philip to face prosecution if found to be at fault.
Brexit Chaos
It's 'Groundhog Day': May continues to test the Brexit weather
Theresa May's Conservative colleague complained of "another week of can-kicking" after the latest Brexit update.
- by Nick Miller
Trade
Australian Trade Minister pours cold water on Britain's post-Brexit TPP plan
"The UK is some distance from the Pacific, the last time I checked," Trade Minister Simon Birmingham said.
- by Nick Miller
Protest
Greeks vent fury over Macedonia name deal with ex-Yugoslav state
Many Greeks believe the name Macedonia implies a territorial claim over their country's own northern region of that name.
- by George Georgiopoulos
Influence campaigns
Oxford scholars warned of security risks from China link-ups
The University of Oxford chancellor has warned of national security risks when academics collaborate with China.
- by Camilla Turner and Greg Ritchie
Science
App may work 'like Ritalin' on brain to focus ADHD sufferers
A new brain training game works like "digital ritalin" to improve focus, researchers have shown and are hopeful it could replace controversial 'chemical cosh' drugs.
- by Sarah Knapton
World Politics
As populist anger simmers at home, global elites regroup in Davos
As the world's financial elites convene in the Swiss Alps for the World Economic Forum, their vision of closer commercial and political ties is under attack
- by Paul Wiseman
Pope Francis
'Did I do it?': Pope launches app to help faithful pray with him
Pope Francis has swiped a tablet to launch a new app that tells the world what's in his prayers.
UK
Two arrested after car bomb attack in Londonderry, Northern Ireland
Two men were arrested on Sunday over a car bomb in Northern Ireland's Londonderry, with police linking the attack to the New IRA militant group.
- by Padraic Halpin
UK
Prince Philip caught not wearing a seatbelt days after car crash
British police have spoken to Prince Philip after the husband of Queen Elizabeth II was photographed driving without wearing a seatbelt.