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The US president provides "unprecedented co-operation" over alleged campaign collusion with Russia. READ MORELetter from Africa: Cremations 'threaten' Zimbabwe's ancestral spirits
Cremation is provoking a huge debate in Zimbabwe, bringing cultural and religious beliefs to the fore. READ MOREStudent photographers confront societal issues
Student photojournalists at the London College of Communication explore issues from around the world. READ MOREThe tech that could make water use sustainable
Scientists in Finland and the UK have built a computer model that visualises groundwater levels in real time. READ MORECharlton Athletic's Lyle Taylor secures hat-trick with sublime chip
Watch Charlton striker Lyle Taylor's sublime chip which secured his hat-trick for Charlton Athletic in their 5-0 win over Mansfield Town. READ MOREMexican tetra fish may offer heart repair clues
A fish that can repair its own heart may hold clues for future treatments in people, according to a study. READ MOREThe unsung life of the composer Fanny Mendelssohn
Fanny Mendelssohn was a prolific composer, but her music is less well-known than her brother Felix's. READ MOREYemen crisis: 85,000 children 'dead from malnutrition'
Many thousands of under-fives have died from deprived diets due to the war, a leading charity warns. READ MOREAlex Rodriguez: 'London is open for business and baseball'
Former Yankees star Alex Rodriguez is in London to promote Major League Baseball in the UK. READ MORENY Stock Exchange President: 'A man wouldn't get that question'
Stacey Cunningham is the first female president of the New York Stock Exchange. READ MORE
