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US President Donald Trump has fired his White House Chief of Staff, Reince Priebus.
In his place, he's promoting the man who has overseen America's Department of Homeland Security, General John Kelly.
Our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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President Trump has told police in New York that they shouldn't be "too nice" when arresting suspects.
He's encouraged them to throw people into the back of police vans, as our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks reports.
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North Korea has test-fired another ballistic missile - its 14th test this year.
This time the missile flew for 45 minutes before coming down in the Sea of Japan.
With reaction from the US, our Washington Correspondent Simon Marks.
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Nigerian State oil firm National Petroleum Corporation known as the NNPC has halted oil exploration the West African Lake Chad Basin following an attack on its staff by militants in the region.
Sophia Adengo reports from the country's capital Abuja:
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The British Chancellor's latest comments on Brexit, indicate that there could be a 'transitional period' of up to three years after the UK leaves the European Union.
The Government has agreed to seek a transitional deal, during which time the UK could still access the single market, but insisted this would need to end before the next General Election in 2022
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell has this report.
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Nigeria's senate lawmakers are moving to amend elements in the country's constitution that could see a shift in the political landscape in Africa's most populous country.
Sophia Adengo reports from the country's capital Abuja:
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US lawmakers voted down an attempt to repeal the Obamacare bill, with a majority of 51 to 49.
The Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has described the decision as 'disappointing' and said it would be 'time to move on' after the blow to US President Donald Trump's election promise to reform the healthcare act.
Mr McConnell had described the repeal, called the skinny repeal, as the right thing for the country, but agreed that efforts were not enough on this occasion to begin a repeal process.
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UK Chancellor Philip Hammond has hit out at Opposition Leader Jeremy, Corbyn's election promises to scrap UK university tuition fees and write off any previous student debt.
He argues that the Labour Leader mislead the public and pledges made in his election campaign would have put a strain on the public purse.
It comes after a recent interview in which Jeremy Corbyn seemingly went back on comments he made saying he would 'deal with' exhausting student debt.
The UK Chancellor accused Mr Corbyn of doing a U-turn on his election promises.
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An investigation into the Grenfell Tower fire in London, in which it's believed 80 people died, has revealed that police believe there are reasonable grounds for manslaughter.
Fingers are reportedly being pointed at Kensington and Chelsea Council - the authority the tower block was under - and the tenant management organisation that was in charge of the day-to-day running of the block.
It's likely police will now interview senior executives under caution, over building regulations and decisions taken over the refurbishment of the block.
Elizabeth Campbell, the new council leader for Kensington and Chelsea said she hopes this will bring answers the local community has been searching for
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