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Former Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab criticises the "lack of will and resolve" in dealing with the EU.

Zhang Yimou's Shadow wins the most plaudits at the 55th Golden Horse film awards in Taiwan.

Alfred Yekatom, an MP, is flown from the Central African Republic to The Hague to face trial.

The consultation, to take place next year, follows increased concern over fireworks use linked to anti-social behaviour.

The UN wants to recruit more women as peacekeepers. In Mali at present they make up just 3% of a 15,000-strong force.

Laura Johnston Kohl reflects on surviving the events of November 1978, when more than 900 died.

Bids to host the summer and winter Games are falling. Is time up for the 'greatest show on Earth'?

The huge basalt statue, displayed in the British Museum, was taken from Easter Island 150 years ago.

More than 160 German U-boats surrendered to Allied forces off the Essex coast in November 1918.

Rebecca Shorrocks nearly lost her life to cardiomyopathy - a heart condition she never knew she had.

Meet the special effects makeup artist creating blood and gore for the Nigerian film industry.

Ketamine is known as a party drug, but a few UK clinics legally treat severely depressed people with it.

Financial adviser Leo Millward has found a way to turn his job into an American road-trip odyssey.

Farwiza Farhan on efforts to protect the forests where orangutan, rhinos, elephants and tigers co-exist.

Netflix is the leader in online video. Will Disney's plans check its growth?

The nephew of a player pictured in 1935, when women's football was banned, says he is "proud".

Students are promised the option of an accelerated degree course to save a year of tuition fees.

Ireland coach Joe Schmidt dismisses New Zealand counterpart Steve Hansen's claim that the Irish are now the world's number one side.

The Sunday papers focus on the attempts to unseat the PM over her Brexit withdrawal agreement.

The man hoping to be Florida's first black governor admits defeat after votes are recounted.