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The bank reports its first quarterly profit since 2015 and says cost-cutting is ahead of target.
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Trump praises China's Xi over handling of North Korea
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Armed police seized knives and arrested the 27-year-old in an "intelligence-led" operation.
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Jailed marine Alexander Blackman freed from prison
Sgt Alexander Blackman is released after his conviction for murder was reduced to manslaughter.
Woman shot in Willesden anti-terror operation
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