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30 March 2018: North, South Korea announce summit about ‘denuclearization and peace’ for April 27
29 March 2018: Indian teenager finds place among top 50 Indian founders on Crunchbase list
28 March 2018: K-pop band 100%’s lead singer Seo Minwoo dies
28 March 2018: US: FBI’s work with Orlando shooter’s father is not grounds for mistrial in wife’s case
28 March 2018: Toronto Comicon celebrates characters from screen and page
25 March 2018: Culture of creativity features at Furnal Equinox 2018
24 March 2018: Charles Lazarus, founder of US-based toy retail giant Toys ‘R’ Us, dies at 94
22 March 2018: Sydney experiences hottest March day in 35 years
21 March 2018: Kenyan conservancy euthanises last male northern white rhino; only two females remain
21 March 2018: Uber suspends self-driving car program after pedestrian death in Arizona, United States

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US: FBI’s work with Orlando shooter’s father is not grounds for mistrial in wife’s case United States: Coroner says former patient killed self and three hostages at California veterans center State of emergency in Sri Lanka remains despite calm returning after violence	K-pop band 100%’s lead singer Seo Minwoo dies Culture of creativity features at Furnal Equinox 2018 Pixar Studios animator Bud Luckey, designer of Toy Story’s Woody, dies aged 83	Uber suspends self-driving car program after pedestrian death in Arizona, United States Winter storm fells US President George Washington’s tree at Mount Vernon estate, Virginia Bus crash in Ocoña District of Peru costs over 40 lives	Charles Lazarus, founder of US-based toy retail giant Toys ‘R’ Us, dies at 94 US toy retail giant Toys ‘R’ Us files for liquidation in United States Maria Contreras-Sweet Group buys The Weinstein Company assets, saves it from bankruptcy

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United States: Two dead in Kentucky high school shooting Arrangement of light receptors in the eye may cause dyslexia, scientists say Detroit teachers stage sickout to protest working conditions as Obama visits	Kenyan conservancy euthanises last male northern white rhino; only two females remain French fashion brand Lacoste announces limited-edition logo change from crocodile to endangered animals British surfers catch more than waves: Scientists find antibiotic-resistant bacteria	Healthy cloned monkeys born in Shanghai British surfers catch more than waves: Scientists find antibiotic-resistant bacteria England: Baby born with heart outside body operated on; surviving, three weeks after birth	K-pop band 100%’s lead singer Seo Minwoo dies Charles Lazarus, founder of US-based toy retail giant Toys ‘R’ Us, dies at 94 British scientist Stephen Hawking dies aged 76

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North, South Korea announce summit about ‘denuclearization and peace’ for April 27 Vladimir Putin wins fourth term as President of Russia State of emergency in Sri Lanka remains despite calm returning after violence	Medieval Amazon may have been home to a million more people, say scientists Uber suspends self-driving car program after pedestrian death in Arizona, United States British scientist Stephen Hawking dies aged 76	Former Irish footballer Liam Miller dies at 36 Dutch Football Association appoints Ronald Koeman manager of men’s national team North Korea to send head of state to South Korea for Olympics	Airborne sedan smashes into dental office in Santa Ana, California, US Wikinews interviews producer of horror film ‘6:66PM’ India Supreme Court overrules High Court: rivers Yamuna, Ganga no longer living entities

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Kenyan conservancy euthanises last male northern white rhino; only two females remain Zimbabwean politician Bennett and four others die in New Mexico helicopter crash Liberia: Former football striker George Weah wins presidential election	North, South Korea announce summit about ‘denuclearization and peace’ for April 27 K-pop band 100%’s lead singer Seo Minwoo dies Vladimir Putin wins fourth term as President of Russia	Sydney experiences hottest March day in 35 years Australia bars North Korea’s U-19 football team from entering country citing ‘illegal nuclear programmes’ New South Wales police extradict ‘self-healer’ Hongchi Xiao from London over death of six-year-old boy at conference	Fifteen states sue United States President Donald Trump for cancelling program for undocumented immigrant minors Gunmen murder Honduran indigenous leader Berta Cáceres Guatemalan Supreme Court approves impeachment of President Molina

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Vladimir Putin wins fourth term as President of Russia Mirror’s exposé prompts call for inquiry into child abuse ring in Telford, England French fashion brand Lacoste announces limited-edition logo change from crocodile to endangered animals	Iran: Wreckage found of plane crashed in mountains; all believed dead ‘Save the Children’ organisation suspends all activities in Afghanistan after ISIL attack US Vice President Pence speaks to Israeli Knesset: US embassy to move to Jerusalem	US: FBI’s work with Orlando shooter’s father is not grounds for mistrial in wife’s case Culture of creativity features at Furnal Equinox 2018 Charles Lazarus, founder of US-based toy retail giant Toys ‘R’ Us, dies at 94	Margot Duhalde, Chile’s first female military pilot, dies aged 97 Chile: Pope Francis stirs outrage with ‘slander’ comment Italian court sentences Brazilian footballer Robinho to nine years for 2013 sexual assault

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