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US Senate's bipartisan spending-hike budget is 'monstrosity'

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Top News Stories US Senate's bipartisan spending-hike budget is 'monstrosity' Conservatives brand the bipartisan deal a "debt junkie's dream", with some Democrats also opposed. North Korea to hold military parade ahead of Winter Olympics The parade will mark the 70th anniversary of the foundation of the Korean People's Army. Food may influence cancer spread Study slowed breast cancer spread by blocking the nutrient asparagine. White House aide Rob Porter quits as ex-wives allege abuse The White House staff secretary denies emotionally, physically and mentally abusing his ex-wives. Couple marries 400ft in the air above a Utah canyon Ryan Wenks and Kimberly Weglin said their wedding vows to each other on a suspended space net. Sport Tottenham see off League Two Newport at Wembley Tottenham make light work of League Two visitors Newport County to reach the FA Cup fifth round with a comfortable replay win at Wembley. Windchill of -25C: Will it be too cold for a Winter Olympics? With windchill dropping temperatures to -25C, the 2018 Winter Olympics could be the coldest on record. But can it actually get too cold for winter sports? England batsmen took right risks but executed poorly - Morgan England captain Eoin Morgan says his batsmen were "right" to take risks but the execution was "not up to scratch" in their Twenty20 tri-series defeat by Australia. Top Videos What makes a military parade? Inside Afghanistan's only high security mental institution Skiers and snowboards in the Paris snow 'I didn't want to become a celebrity'

Magazine Breaking taboos with tattoos 21 year old Heleena Mistry uses traditional Indian designs in her tattoos Business Fox still expects to win Sky takeover Fox has said it expects to win approval to take over Sky Theresa May and Japan's UK investors to hold talks Major Japanese investors in Britain, including carmakers, are due to meet the prime minister and chancellor. Technology Reddit bans deepfake porn videos The discussion site bans all faked pornography that uses people's faces without their permission. MPs travel to US on fake news mission A House of Commons committee is in Washington to question Google, Facebook and Twitter on fake news.

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