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  1. Is Duolingo down? Thousands of users 'suddenly logged out' of app

    Duolingo users have been hit by an app outage on Wednesday evening

  2. City on edge as 'psychopath' serial rapist who targeted men and women at random is freed from notorious jail

    Love committed a brutal spree of attacks on strangers - crimes so disturbing, they led to his confinement at the Special Commitment Center on McNeil Island following his prison sentence.

  3. Stephen A. Smith Reveals What Trump Told Him At Dinner — And It Doesn't Sound So 'Pleasant'

    The ESPN personality’s words seemed to get under the president’s skin ahead of their meeting at the White House last week.

  4. Retired doctor who was diagnosed with same form of terminal pancreatic cancer as Steve Jobs says surgery and well-timed treatment has helped him survive for 14 years

    Federico Kalinec has been able to survive a rare strain of pancreatic cancer with the help of a new treatment, which was approved shortly before his disease relapsed.

  5. Andy Burnham accused of failing to give a 'straight answer' after refusing to say if he was due to meet chairman of cheating Manchester City

    The Prime Minister is coming under growing pressure to reveal the full extent of his connections with City's billionaire bosses after his intervention in support of the club raised eyebrows.

  6. All the key changes to schools promised after landmark antisemitism review

    The Government has accepted all 27 recommendations from a major review into antisemitism in schools and colleges

  7. First murderer to be jailed after changes to double jeopardy law says he would have killed again had his victim's mother not spearheaded campaign

    William Dunlop, known as Billy, on Wednesday started his fourth application with the Parole Board to move him to an open prison and consider his release.

  8. Vigil held for injured MP Helen Haines

    Hundreds have gathered at a community vigil for Independent MP Helen Haines who was seriously injured during an alleged attack.

  9. Man forced to sell beloved Lotus car following divorce buys it back 35 years later after spotting it on eBay

    Motor mechanic David Reynolds, 69, said he was 'thrilled to bits' to be reunited with the vehicle which he is amazed had been kept in 'such good condition' by its previous owners.