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Whale filmed giving birth, with a little help from her friends

France calls Olympic gender test 'step backwards', other countries back policy

France calls Olympic gender test 'a step backwards', other countries approve

E-commerce in the crosshairs at WTO in digital taxes battle

Volkswagen in talks with defence firms on use of Germany plant: CEO

Oil climbs, stocks fall as markets see no end to war

Lebanon at real risk of 'humanitarian catastrophe': UN

Iran warns civilians as Trump says talks 'going well'

Tehran accuses US of 'calculated' assault on school

Putin hopes Iran war will shift focus from 'crimes' in Ukraine: German FM

Ex-England manager Hodgson, 78, returns as Bristol City boss

Trump fears Asia's oil shock

BlackRock fund freeze panic

Calm or Chaos: Iran’s reach

Cuban regime nears collapse

Adobe down 40%: Kodak moment?

Boomers: Selfish or Scapegoats?

Iran-War and dangerous Lines

30 Days to Save the Economy?

McGrath earns cathartic World Cup slalom win after Olympic pain

Norway's Atle Lie McGrath won his third World Cup slalom of the season at Kranjska Gora on Sunday, edging out compatriot Henrik Kristoffersen by the finest of margins.

Japan edge Australia to reach World Baseball Classic quarter-finals

Japan survived a scare to beat Australia 4-3 at the World Baseball Classic on Sunday as the defending champions booked their place in the quarter-finals as Pool C winners.

Tehran plunged into darkness by smoke from burning oil

Residents of Tehran woke up on Sunday morning to find it was still dark outside, an apocalyptic sight created by thick black smoke billowing from oil depots hit by Israeli strikes.

Norway police says possible terror motive in US embassy blast

Oslo police said Sunday an explosion at the US embassy in Norway overnight that caused no injuries and minor material damage may have been an act of terror, but stressed police were also investigating other motives.

Curtoni ends World Cup drought with Val di Fassa super-G win

Elena Curtoni claimed her first World Cup victory in more than three years on Sunday, winning the super-G in Val di Fassa to complete a weekend sweep on home snow for Italy.

Iran sing national anthem before bowing out of Women's Asian Cup

Iran's players sang the national anthem and saluted before bowing out of the Women's Asian Cup with defeat in their last group match on Sunday in Australia.

How have Scotland turned it around in the Six Nations?

Scotland started the Six Nations with a lacklustre 18-15 loss away to Italy last month where the only thing close about the game was the final scoreline.

'Relieved' Rahm wins LIV Golf event in Hong Kong

Jon Rahm said he was "very relieved" after scoring a final-round 64 to win the LIV Golf event in Hong Kong by three shots on Sunday.

Iran prepares to name new supreme leader as fuel dumps burn

Iran was preparing to reveal its new supreme leader on Sunday, after US-Israeli air strikes destroyed fuel dumps and triggered fires that choked much of Tehran in a thick blanket of smoke.