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Brexit talks are resuming in Britain today as MPs return from their Easter recess.
Theresa May's Conservative Party are trying to reach a compromise with opposition Labour, but so far talks have failed to yield any results.
UK Correspondent Natalie Powell reports
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Sri Lanka's Minister of State for Defence says the Easter Sunday attack was in response to the mass shooting at a New Zealand mosque.
More than 320 people were killed in the coordinated attacks.
One site targeted was the Shangri-La hotel in Colombo, and our Rebecca Bundhun is there.
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Luxembourg's Grand Duke Jean has died at the age of 98.
He stepped down in 2000 after 36 years as head of state.
The former monarch passed away surrounded by family according to a statement released by his son.
Briohny Williams has more from Brussels.
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Samsung says it's delaying the global launch of its foldable smartphone after early reviews revealed serious issues with its display.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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Samsung says its taking measures to strengthen the Galaxy Fold's display protection.
Journalists testing the devices reported partial to full screen failures just days after receiving the phone.
Some removed a protective plastic layer that Samsung now advises you're not supposed to remove.
But the full scope of issues is unclear.
Samsung says it will announce a new launch date in several weeks.
But some tech critics are suggesting the technology is far from ready for consumer pockets.
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North Korea says Kim Jong-un and President Vladimir Putin will be meeting soon. The exact details aren't confirmed, but media report the two could hold their first summit this week.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul.
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North Korea has made its first official acknowledgement that the Kim-Putin summit is on.
State media reports Kim will be visiting Russia at Putin's invitation.
The report didn't say when or where, but South Korean and Japanese media predict they'll meet as soon as Wednesday in the east coast city of Vladivostok.
Kim is struggling to convince President Trump to ease sanctions, and he may be turning to Putin for help.
The Russian president may see an opportunity to boost his diplomatic profile in the region.
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The United States has ended oil sanctions waivers for eight countries importing from Iran.
Bruce Harrison has the latest from Seoul as the U.S. squeezes Tehran's exports.
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South Korea says it will lobby Washington 'at all levels' to continue importing oil from Iran.
But Seoul did say it would only do that until next month's waiver deadline.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the waivers end May second, no exceptions.
Pompeo said the U.S. wants to deprive Iran of funds it's used to destabilise the Middle East.
South Korea is heavily dependent on foreign oil, and it's looking for alternatives.
But some analysts suspect the move could strain ties with Washington.
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