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May 24

North Korea ready to talk 'at any time' with Donald Trump

The vice-foreign minister calls the US decision to cancel the 12 June summit "extremely regrettable".

Harvey Weinstein to surrender to police - US media

The Hollywood mogul is expected to turn himself in on Friday on sexual misconduct charges.

The Muslims who fast for 22 hours a day in Iceland

The long days in Iceland mean that Muslims there have one of the longest Ramadan fasts in the world.

Rush to buy Trump-Kim coin after summit cancellation

Interest in coins marking the scrapped meeting soars and the White House gift shop website crashes.

GDPR: EU data protection regulation comes into force

The new EU data protection rules will give people more rights over how personal information is used.

England v Pakistan: Hosts bowled out for 184 in first Test at Lord's

England's new summer begins with old failings as they are bowled out for 184 by Pakistan on day one of the first Test at Lord's.

Ricciardo quickest in Monaco practice as Red Bull dominate

Daniel Ricciardo heads team-mate Max Verstappen to a Red Bull one-two in both practice sessions at the Monaco Grand Prix.

'I had a lot of offers' - Iniesta completes '$30m' move to Japan

Andres Iniesta dismissed other offers to join Japanese side Vissel Kobe because of 'trust and confidence' club showed in him.

Yemen war: Wedding party that turned into a 'bloodbath'

NBA star Sterling Brown stun-gunned in police video

Yulia Skripal: 'We are so lucky to survive'

Why is there a row about Galileo?

The sadness of living without sex

Responding to the story of Joseph, a man who had no sex until he was 37, readers tell their own stories of living without intimacy.

GDPR: 'Don't panic!' data watchdog tells firms

Tough new data protection laws come into effect on Friday, but many firms say they are not ready.

Apple awarded $539m in US patent case against Samsung

Samsung has been ordered to pay Apple damages in a long-running dispute between the tech firms.

Netflix eclipses Disney in market milestone

The online streaming giant temporarily becomes the world's most valuable media company before falling back.

Apple awarded $539m in US patent case against Samsung

Samsung has been ordered to pay Apple damages in a long-running dispute between the tech firms.

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