Venezuela's self-declared leader calls for European support

Venezuela's self-declared president Juan Guaido has told Sky News his country needs the help of European countries to rebuild.

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Juan Guaido: No Bill Clinton but he certainly has something

Cloak and dagger isn't in it. We were told to head on our motorbikes to an address in downtown Caracas for a meeting with the opposition leader Juan Guaido, except the meeting wasn't going to be there.

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Face-to-face with child soldiers told to rape and kill in South Sudan

Sky News has been given special access to child soldiers in the east-central African country of South Sudan - and found worrying signs that some may return to fighting if conditions don't improve soon.

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Five officers injured following shoot-out with suspects

Five police officers have been injured - two critically - during a shoot-out involving several suspects in Houston, Texas.

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iPhone bug lets you hear recipient - before they pick up

Apple is working to release a software patch later this week after it emerged a bug allowed iPhone users to hear audio from users who are yet to accept a video call.

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Date for Trump's delayed State of the Union speech confirmed

Donald Trump will make the annual State of the Union speech in Congress on 5 February after accepting an invitation from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

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Jenner and Hadid agencies could be subpoenaed over festival

Lawyers can now summon modelling agencies representing the likes of Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid and Hailey Baldwin, who all promoted the ill-fated Fyre Festival, a judge has reportedly ruled.

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US and Taliban reach 'agreement in principle' on Afghan peace deal

The US and the Taliban have reached "agreements in principle" on a peace deal - igniting hopes of ending more than 17 years of war in Afghanistan.

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US charges Huawei with fraud and stealing trade secrets

US authorities have charged Huawei with fraud - and have accused the Chinese tech giant of stealing trade secrets from T-Mobile.

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Denmark builds wall to keep German pigs out

Denmark has started building a 44-mile (70-km) fence along its border with Germany in an effort to keep out wild boar.

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New best story on Hacker News: FaceTime bug lets you hear audio of person you are calling before they pick up

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