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In the UK, staff who help to run the Berkshire home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Frogmore Cottage, are to be moved elsewhere when the couple are in Canada.
The European Parliament wants Apple and Android phones to have the same chargers.
It says it would make customers' lives easier, and help the environment - with chargers still working if you change brand.
Rebecca Long-Bailey and Emily Thornberry will formally launch their Labour leadership bids today.
Ms. Long-Bailey will promise to end what she calls the "gentlemen's club of politics."
Ms. Thornberry meanwhile will warn that the party faces "a long, tough road back to power."
China's economy recorded its slowest annual growth for almost three decades in 2019.
It dropped to 6.1 percent - down from 6.6 percent the year before.
The slowdown follows a bitter trade war with the United States.
Harvey Weinstein's lawyers have demanded his rape trial is moved out of New York City - claiming his case has turned into a "media and entertainment circus."
But prosecutors say potential jurors have all pledged they can be fair and impartial - despite protests outside the court.
Microsoft has promised to remove all the carbon it's ever emitted since it was founded in 1975.
Its president says as the world aims for net-zero to fight climate change, those of us who can afford to, should go further.
Dublin to re-examine hotel bed tax and China's economy recorded its slowest annual growth for almost three decades.
Here's Kfm's Laura Donnelly.
A UK teenager, who was charged after reporting a rape in Cyprus, has lodged an appeal against her conviction.
The 19-year-old claims local police pressured her to withdraw allegations that she was attacked by a group of tourists, before arresting her.
Iran's supreme leader says when his country retaliated against the US killing of top general Qassem Soleimani, it was a "Day of God."
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is delivering the sermon at Friday prayers in Tehran this morning, for the first time for eight years.
7 people have been killed in a suspected religious exorcism in a jungle community in Panama.
It is thought a group of indigenous residents were tortured to make them repent.
Police freed at least 14 others who had been tied up and beaten with wooden clubs and Bibles.
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