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Rapper Sean Kingston jailed for $1m fraud involving 232-inch TV and bulletproof Cadillac
The "Beautiful Girls" singer and his mother didn't pay for goods including, a 232-inch LED TV and a bulletproof Cadillac.
Jazz pianist thought job offer from Spike Lee 'was spam'
Fergus McCreadie found himself flying to New York to work on the crime thriller Highest 2 Lowest.
Rodgers agitated by transfer talk - but what do Celtic need to do?
Brendan Rodgers lost his patience when asked again about transfers but what else do Celtic's need this summer?
Liverpool leave it late to beat Bournemouth in six-goal thriller
Liverpool begin their Premier League title defence with a win but needed late goals to beat Bournemouth on a night dedicated to former player Diogo Jota.
Liverpool leave it late to beat Bournemouth in six-goal thriller
Liverpool begin their Premier League title defence with a win but needed late goals to beat Bournemouth on a night dedicated to former player Diogo Jota.
Bethell to become England's youngest men's captain
All-rounder Jacob Bethell, 21, is set to become the youngest man to captain England in an international when he leads an understrength T20 side on a tour of Ireland.
King hails veterans' courage and sacrifice on VJ Day
The King and Queen join veterans at a service to mark the 80th anniversary of Japan's surrender in World War Two.
Handshakes and a shared limo: Our correspondents on the moment the presidents met
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin appeared to have a friendly, but animated, conversation after landing in Alaska.
Iceland offers £1 reward to customers for reporting shoplifters
The company estimates that shoplifting costs its business around £20m each year.
Charity boss offers Jenrick 'olive branch' over BBC row
The theologian who made the claim said he wanted to work with the shadow justice secretary.
Epping hotel given temporary ban on taking new asylum seekers
A court hears housing the asylum seekers at the hotel is causing an "unacceptable" safety risk.
Suspended Labour councillor cleared of encouraging violent disorder at rally
Ricky Jones denied encouraging violent disorder after comments at a counter-protest last year.
Kingsmill owner to buy Hovis to make UK bread giant
Warburtons is the current market leader and the deal needs approval from the competition watchdog.
Sonic boom heard after RAF scrambled to incident
A loud explosive sound is reported in Essex, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, Kent and London.
Flash floods kill nearly 200 in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir
The majority of deaths were recorded in Pakistan's mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa area.
The Trump-Putin summit: Tactics and trolling?
Trump and Putin head to Alaska for talks.
The Trump-Putin summit: Tactics and trolling?
Trump and Putin head to Alaska for talks.
The Trump-Putin summit: Tactics and trolling?
Trump and Putin head to Alaska for talks.
Sidelined Ukrainians look on with deep scepticism
Left uninvited to key talks, many Ukrainians look on with a mix of fatigue and mistrust.
Flash floods kill more than 160 in Pakistan
The majority of deaths were recorded in Pakistan's mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa area.
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