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Syria conflict: Strikes hit Syrian airfield, state media report

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Top News Stories Syria conflict: Strikes hit Syrian airfield, state media report The reports come amid global alarm over a suspected chemical attack in rebel-held Douma. Viktor Orban: Hungary PM re-elected for third term Hungarian right-winger Viktor Orban claims a landslide victory in general elections. Canada crash: Humboldt Broncos bus dead mourned at vigil Thousands gather in the Canadian town to pay respects to those killed in the ice hockey crash. Feeding mother offered university place after viral photos Jahan Taab nursed her baby during a university entrance exam. The photos went viral and changed her life. Masters 2018: Patrick Reed wins at Augusta for first major title American Patrick Reed wins his first major title with a one-shot win at the Masters, ahead of compatriot Rickie Fowler, with Rory McIlroy falling to joint fifth. Sport Masters 2018: Patrick Reed wins at Augusta for first major title American Patrick Reed wins his first major title with a one-shot win at the Masters, ahead of compatriot Rickie Fowler, with Rory McIlroy falling to joint fifth. Paris-Roubaix: Michael Goolaerts dies after crash Belgian cyclist Michael Goolaerts dies aged 23 following a crash in Paris-Roubaix. Vettel wins Bahrain thriller after Raikkonen runs over mechanic Sebastian Vettel wins a dramatic Bahrain GP, which sees a mechanic run over and Lewis Hamilton's spectacular overtake. Top Videos Facebook data: How it was used by Cambridge Analytica North Korea: Runners take part in Pyongyang's marathon Trump Tower fire: 'You got to get out' Lula turns himself in after police stand-off

Magazine 'I thought I was losing my mind, but I was actually losing my sight' Kirsty James was struggling to deal with the news that she was going to go blind when she started seeing visions which made her fear she was also losing her mind. Business Deutsche Bank boss John Cryan sacked after years of losses The ousting comes after years of losses and a struggling turnaround at Germany's biggest lender. Facebook suspends AIQ data firm used by Vote Leave in Brexit campaign AIQ, which denies links to Cambridge Analytica, may have improperly received users' data, Facebook says. Technology Facebook suspends AIQ data firm used by Vote Leave in Brexit campaign AIQ, which denies links to Cambridge Analytica, may have improperly received users' data, Facebook says. How the internet is clogging up city streets Ride-hailing apps and robot cars promise to change how we get around and the effects are already being felt.

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