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China has criticised the US, after the Treasury Department in Washington announced that it's sanctioning a Chinese industrial machinery firm, tied to North Korea's nuclear programme.

Beijing said it's against what it called 'long arm jurisdiction'.

Here's our US correspondent Lorna Shaddick.

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FA 'CONSIDERING SACKING BIG SAM'

England football manager Sam Allardyce is facing the sack after a newspaper sting.

Mr Alladyce was filmed by the Telegraph newspaper meeting a group claiming to be from an Asian investment group.

He appears to advise the group on how to avoid some of the Football Association's transfer regulations.

Big Sam reportedly also agrees a lucrative deal with the group, despite having only just been named England boss.

UK correspondent Olly Barratt says it could be a brief tenure.

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OUT: …manager."

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Trump Hits Out At Debate Moderator and Microphone

Donald Trump has said the moderator of Monday night's Presidential debate could have pressed his opponent, Hillary Clinton, more.

The Republican nominee criticised Lester Holt, but told 'Fox and Friends' he was pleased overall with how the debate went:

IN: Well he didn't…
OUT: ...ask normal questions
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Donald Trump denied having a case of the 'sniffles', and criticised the microphone on stage at Hofstra University:

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OUT: ...within the room
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Kellyanne Conway, Donald Trump's campaign manager, credited the Republican nominee for not attacking Hillary Clinton's family history during the debate - and said the Democratic candidate looked down on her rival throughout:

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France and Germany push for EU army at summit without Britain

France and Germany have been pushing for the creation of a European army, at a European defence minister's summit in Bratislava.

Britain is very opposed to the move - meaning some see Brexit as an opportunity to move forward with the plans.

Our Europe correspondent Elena Casas has more from Brussels.

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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Canada Tour

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are on day three of the Canadian tour and have visited a remote community in British Columbia.

During the visit Prince William spoke about the role Commonwealth countries have in preserving nature.

Our UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports.

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Formal Islamist Rebel Found Guilty by ICC

The International Criminal Court has sentenced a former Islamist rebel to nine years in prison for the destruction of holy shrines.

It's the end of the first case the ICC has tried relating to war crimes for the destruction of historical and religious buildings.

Our Europe Correspondent Kevin Ozebek has more from The Hague.

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Russia denounces responsibility for MH17 crash ahead of Dutch report

Russia accused Ukraine of complicity in the downing of the Malaysian Airlines flight over the rebel-held territory in the east of the country 2 years ago. Ukrainian authorities and the international community have blamed pro-Russian rebels who were fighting against official Kiev for the tragic incident. Flight MH17 en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur was hit by a missile on 17 July 2014, killing 298 people on board. Daria Bondarchuk reports from Moscow.

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FA INVESTIGATES SAM ALLARDYCE CLAIMS

England's Football Association is investigating after a newspaper sting appeared to catch national team boss Sam Allardyce offering advice on getting around transfer regulations.

The Telegraph says it has footage of Sam Allardyce meeting a group claiming to be an investment firm and suggesting third party player ownership rules don't have to be a problem.

The newspaper also claims he agreed a lucrative deal with the group - having only just been appointed England boss.

Sport reporter Chris Humphrys has more.

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Former Malian rebel leader Ahmad Al-Faqi Al-Mahdi sentenced in The Hague

Trump and Clinton clash over race, trade and jobs

In the US election, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed over race, trade and the Iraq War in the first head-to-head presidential debate of the election.

With an estimated 100 million Americans watching, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton accused her rival Donald Trump of promoting a "racist lie" by questioning President Obama's place of birth.

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With an estimated 100 million Americans watching, Republican nominee Donald Trump said his rival Hillary Clinton wasn't ready to be president.

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During a dicussion about how to deal with racial inequality in the US, Donald Trump criticised Hillary Clinton's quieter campaign schedule.

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Clinton and Trump face off in aggressive first Presidential debate

America's main presidential candidates have attacked one another in their much-awaited first debate.

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton were neck-and-neck in the polls heading into the debate at Hofstra University near New York.

Our US correspondent Simon Marks is there.

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Our US correspondent Simon Marks is there.

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US Presidential candidates attack each other in first debate

America's main presidential candidates have attacked one another in their much-awaited first debate.

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton were neck-and-neck in the polls heading into the debate at Hofstra University near New York.

They wasted no time criticizing one another, with Mrs Clinton attacking Mr Trump's economic policies, including reducing taxes on the rich.

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Mr Trump repeatedly blamed foreign countries for stealing American jobs, including Mexico and China. He pledged to rewrite trade deals, accusing Mrs Clinton of supporting agreements such as NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership until he forced her to change her mind because of growing public opposition to them.

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Monday, September 26, 2016

US police officer did not activate body camera during shooting death of black man

Canadian-Iranian academic released from prison

US deeply concerned about Aleppo, Syria

The Obama administration is convinced that the Russians are helping their ally Syria make a concerted effort to bomb civilians into submission.

The White House is deeply concerned that the fighter jets are still flying over Aleppo, with Save the Children reporting that one of it's medical facilities was hit by a barrell bomb.

U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner:

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U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner believes that the ceasefire would make the situation on the ground much more clear:

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US adds Chinese firm to North Korean sanctions

The U.S. has added a Chinese firm and four Chinese nationals to its sanctions list, intended to halt North Korea's pursuit of nuclear weapons technology.

In it's statement announcing the freezing of assets, the U.S. Treasury said this exposes a key illicit network supporting North Korea's weapons proliferation,"

And it sends another strong signal to Pyongyang, says U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner:

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Clinton's emails not likely to be made public before Election Day

The U.S. State Department is downplaying any expectations that they will finish their review of Hillary Clinton's emails before November 8, Election Day in the United States.

Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while she was U.S. Secretary of State and whether she violated any American records laws is expected to come up during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University.

U.S. State Department deputy spokesman Mark Toner says the agency has already thrown a lot of resources at reviewing the trove of emails.

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OUT: ...our timeline."

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