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Top News Stories Republicans oppose healthcare plans leaving party without majority President Trump made repealing Obamacare a key campaign pledge but Republican efforts flounder. Justine Damond's fiance 'heartbroken' over police shooting Australian Justine Damond was shot dead by a US police officer she called to report a disturbance. R Kelly denies holding several women in 'abusive cult' The R&B singer responds to reports accusing him of holding women in a cult-like environment. Drifting Antarctic iceberg A-68 opens up clear water Satellite images show the colossal Larsen iceberg continuing to edge away from the White Continent.   On the front line of Ukraine's ceasefire The BBC's Fergal Keane has been to see whether the ceasefire is working in Ukraine. Sport South Africa crush England by 340 runs to level Test series England slump to a 340-run defeat by South Africa on day four of the second Test at Trent Bridge. The Open 2017: Defending champion Henrik Stenson to partner Jordan Spieth Defending champion Henrik Stenson will partner Jordan Spieth in the opening round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Froome 'thought it was game over' for Tour title bid Britain's Chris Froome thought it was "game over" in his bid to win a fourth Tour de France title when his bike had a mechanical issue. Top Videos On the front line of Ukraine's ceasefire Speeding car lands on roof of house in Missouri The Seoul train that goes to the border and back Lipstick under my Burkha: The film that was banned in India

Magazine Two days in an underwater cave running out of oxygen Xisco Gràcia experienced a diver's worst nightmare after finding himself without oxygen in an underwater cave beneath Mallorca. Business Netflix says it now has 104 million subscribers worldwide The firm's shares surged in after-hours trading as investors reacted to its quarterly earnings. BNP Paribas faces $246m fine in currency scandal The French bank is the latest to face a penalty over the foreign currency rigging scandal.   Technology Porn ID checks set to start in April 2018 The government sets a nine-month countdown to porn ID checks, but is told this seems "unrealistic". Netflix says it now has 104 million subscribers worldwide The firm's shares surged in after-hours trading as investors reacted to its quarterly earnings.

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