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Doctors at a specialist heart centre use a new rapid cooling technique - "much like a baked Alaska" - to treat a heart attack patient.
Jonathan Marcus: Trump on 'Age of Terror'
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Iconic Las Vegas hotel demolished
The last tower of the iconic Riviera Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas has been demolished.
NHS dementia atlas reveals patchy care
A new dementia atlas, published by the government, reveals patchy NHS care for the condition across England.
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Optician group Specsavers has its plan to trademark the use of "should've" approved by the UK Intellectual Property Office.
Ban Ki-moon: 'High time' the UN had a female leader
The outgoing secretary-general of the United Nations says he would personally like a woman to take over from him, but gives no names.
England v Pakistan: Ben Stokes & Mark Wood back for ODI series
Ben Stokes, Mark Wood, Jos Buttler and Eoin Morgan are all fit for England's one-day international squad to face Pakistan.
Iran accuses dual national of spying for British intelligence
An Iranian dual national has been arrested on suspicion of spying for the British intelligence services, Iran's state news agency reports.
UK inflation rate rises to 0.6%
Rising fuel prices helped to push the UK's inflation rate up to 0.6% last month, official figures show.