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	Trump in angry row with sports stars after withdrawing Warriors invitation The Guardian Donald Trump was the subject of startlingly strong abuse from major sports stars on Saturday, after he criticised NFL players protesting racial against ... Flag as irrelevant
	Twitter is testing a Twitter Lite Android app, first in the Philippines TechCrunch Twitter today has nearly four times as many monthly active users outside the U.S. as it does in its home market — 260 million versus 68 million — and ... Flag as irrelevant
	US bombers fly off North Korea's coast in show of force CNBC In this handout image provided by South Korean Defense Ministry, U.S. Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers flying with F-35B fighter jets and South Korean ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deliveroo secures $385m in funding Financial Times Deliveroo has raised $385m in a new round of funding, valuing the UK start-up at just over $2bn, according to sources close to the company. The food ... Flag as irrelevant
	Everything coming to Netflix, Amazon Prime, and HBO Now in October The Verge (The whole creepy killer clown thing is currently being handled in both movie theaters and on cable TV, so you're already covered there.). Flag as irrelevant
	Álvaro Morata strikes treble for Chelsea in crushing defeat of Stoke The Guardian Chelsea's club-record signing took his tally to an impressive seven goals in as many games in the process and it felt fitting that he should deliver such ... Flag as irrelevant
	Paul Manafort: why Trump's old ally could hold the key in Mueller's Russia hunt The Guardian When Paul Manafort, the former Washington super-lobbyist, bought an apartment in Trump Tower in Manhattan for $3.7m in 2006, there was no ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Zealand Election Ends in Stalemate as Parties Woo Kingmaker Bloomberg New Zealand's election ended in a stalemate, with Prime Minister Bill English and the main opposition leader Jacinda Ardern vying for the support of a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Covering the counterculture: the 60s underground press – in pictures The Guardian In 1966, author Barry Miles and photographer John "Hoppy" Hopkins founded International Times, or IT, Britain's first underground newspaper. Flag as irrelevant
	I'm glad it's all over for Uber in London – and I work for them The Guardian As a driver, I enjoyed the early years. Then the company slashed fares in an attempt to crush its rivals, forcing us all to work longer hours for less pay ... Flag as irrelevant

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