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Pakistan PM survives Panama Papers ruling

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Top News Stories Panama Papers: Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif survives corruption ruling The Supreme Court rules there is insufficient evidence of corruption to remove PM Nawaz Sharif. US accuses Iran of 'alarming provocations' amid nuclear tensions The US secretary of state says Iran seeks to destabilise the Middle East and hurt US interests. Venezuela crisis: Three killed at anti-government protests The incidents came as thousands took part in the "mother of all protests" against President Maduro. Australia unveils major changes to citizenship process Applicants will face stricter tests on their English skills and "Australian values", the PM says.   Rob Gronkowski offers help to Sean Spicer in media briefing Patriots star Rob Gronkowski offers to help Sean Spicer keep White House journalists in line. Sport Klopp rules out Liverpool move for Man City's Hart Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp rules out a £20m move for Manchester City's England goalkeeper Joe Hart. PFA teams of the year: Chelsea and Tottenham dominate Premier League XI Chelsea and Tottenham both have four players in the PFA Premier League team of the year, while the Football League and WSL teams are also revealed. I was 'hooked' on gaming and it affected my snooker - Robertson Former world champion Neil Robertson says he is focused on his snooker again after getting "hooked" on computer games. Top Videos Five Trump changes you may have missed Arkansas victim's husband: 'My wife suffered big time' French politician appears in seven places at once Meet the man who watches volcanoes

Magazine Living with the dead What is it like when the dead are a constant part of day-to-day life? Business Premier League revenues soar but clubs still make a loss Premier League clubs saw combined revenues hit a record £3.6bn in 2015-16 but did not make a profit. Celebrities warned over Instagram ads It is the first time the US consumer regulator has intervened on the issue.   Technology Credit card with a fingerprint sensor revealed by Mastercard A biometric sensor on the card will be used to verify users' identities when making purchases. Bose sued for logging listening habits A lawsuit alleges the firm is gathering data on listening habits without getting permission.

Capital Working at home could harm your career Want a flexible schedule? Why it might not be a good idea   'It's worse than alcohol or drug abuse' Can't turn away from Facebook or Snapchat? There's a therapist for that now Culture Why you should re-read Paradise Lost It inspired Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, William Wordsworth and Philip Pullman   What makes a great music teacher? How Nadia Boulanger shaped the sound of the 20th Century

Earth The world's strangest sperm and eggs They can be extraordinarily large, or utterly minuscule   Sheep are not stupid after all In fact they are surprisingly clever Future How to save the most trafficked mammal A billion-dollar criminal industry threatens to bring the pangolin to extinction   The TV star building a fusion reactor He's one of many entrepreneurs dreaming of near-limitless energy Travel The mysterious man who gave me Japan Pico Iyer gets a glimpse into the living, seldom-seen heart of traditional Japan   The black islands rising from the sea The strange truth that's slowly joining two European countries together Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.   Find out how to watch

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