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The meeting concluded with no deal being reached between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin but "great progress" was made in Ukraine talks.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin invited US President Donald Trump to Moscow at the end of their joint press conference in Alaska.
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For many people, the stores defined their childhood. Now they are due to come back.
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The Papers: 'Ukraine's fate in their hands' and 'Praying for peace'
Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin's high-stakes summit in Alaska dominates Saturday's papers.
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'When will it stop?' - league opener halted as Semenyo reports racism
Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse from the crowd during their Premier League match at Liverpool.
Opening game of Premier League halted after Semenyo reports racist abuse
Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse from the crowd during their Premier League match at Liverpool.
'Diogo's day' - emotional Anfield tribute for Jota
Liverpool winger Federico Chiesa dedicates the defending champions' win over Bournemouth in their Premier League opener to the late Diogo Jota, describing it as 'Diogo's day'.
An artist on the run, an exhibition censored: How China tried to silence a Thai art show
The Burmese curators of the show, which contained Tibetan, Uyghur and Hong Kong art, have fled to the UK.
Jazz pianist thought job offer from Spike Lee 'was spam'
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Rodgers agitated by transfer talk - but what do Celtic need to do?
Brendan Rodgers lost his patience when asked again about transfers but what else do Celtic's need this summer?