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Britons Andy Murray and Jo Konta will be in fourth-round action at the US Open on Monday night.
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A bus crashes on a steep winding road near the Brazilian colonial era coastal town of Paraty killing 15 people and injuring another 30.
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A royal family super-fan says she is very exited that Queen Elizabeth II is set to become Britain's longest-serving monarch on 9 September.
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An independent investigation into the disappearance of 43 Mexican students last year rejects the government's account of events.
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A case to hear dog-smuggling charges against Amber Heard, wife of actor Johnny Depp, is adjourned until 2 November.
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Serena Williams sees off Madison Keys in straight sets at the US Open and will meet her sister Venus in the quarter-finals.
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An independent investigation into the disappearance of 43 Mexican students nearly a year ago has rejected the government's account of events.
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A sculpture by Sir Anish Kapoor on show at France's Palace of Versailles has been vandalised and covered with slogans, some of which are anti-Semitic.
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North and South Korean Red Cross officials conduct talks on organising a rare reunion for families separated by the Korean War.
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Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under pressure to increase the country's total refugee intake.
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Some local authorities in England are not doing enough to prevent health problems in children under the age of five, a report by the National Children's Bureau suggests.
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Over the weekend thousands of people, many of them Syrian refugees, arrived at Munich's central railway station.
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At least 32 people die following lightning strikes in India on Sunday, reports say.
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The mother of a baby Palestinian boy killed in an arson attack in the West Bank that was blamed on militant Israeli settlers succumbs to her severe burns.
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The US dentist who killed Cecil the lion says he did nothing wrong and is planning to return to work this week.
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China's markets close lower on Monday as last year's economic growth rate is revised lower.
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With exactly one year to go until the Paralympics begin in Brazil, how is the city preparing and what is it like for disabled people living there?
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Troubled Japanese conglomerate Toshiba posts a net loss of 37.8bn yen ($318m; £209.3m) for the year to March.
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Germany is to release €6bn (£4.4bn) to help regional government cope with thousands of migrants, amid warnings that borders must close again.
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England's Wayne Rooney urges team-mates to learn from mistakes made prior to Euro 2012 in the build-up to Euro 2016.
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A Latvian man pleads guilty to creating malware that stole millions of dollars from online bank accounts.
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US rapper 50 Cent uploads a video on Instagram showing construction work on what he says is his new house in Africa, despite filing for bankruptcy in the US.
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The BBC's Gavin Lee reports from Keleti station in Budapest in Hungary, where people in transit are now able to charge their mobile phones - often an important lifeline in their journey.
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A petition to allow a fifth design, Red Peak, into the finals of New Zealand's much-derided flag design competition nears 30,000 signatures.
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President Francois Hollande of France says he has ordered preparations to start for air strikes on Islamic State militants in Syria.
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Smartphone maker HTC is dropped from the Taiwan TWSE 50 index, hit by losses, tough competition and a 66% slide in its share price this year.
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Qatar has reportedly deploys troops to Yemen for the first time, according to Doha-based al-Jazeera news.
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The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) says there will be no further meetings of the Northern Ireland Executive unless in "exceptional circumstances".
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French President Francois Hollande has said that following recent ceasefire progress in Ukraine, he hoped to see the end of sanctions on Russia.
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The Danish government places advertisements in Lebanese newspapers aimed at deterring potential immigrants.
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Police are looking for Bangladesh cricketer Shahadat Hossain in relation to the alleged abuse of his 11-year-old domestic help.
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A movie about the power of prayer, made by Christian film-makers with an all-Christian cast, goes to the top of the North American box office chart.
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Pakistan's military says it has deployed a locally-made drone for the first time, killing three militants near the Afghan border.
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Thousands of migrants and refugees have gathered in tents on Lesbos, Greece, in the hope of travelling on to Athens and northern and western Europe.
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England's Ben Stokes insists he did not "wilfully" handle the ball in his controversial dismissal against Australia at Lord's.
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Tesco sells Homeplus, its South Korean business, for £4.2bn as the troubled supermarket chain seeks to shore up its balance sheet.
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Several Turkish soldiers are killed in an attack in the south-eastern province of Hakkari by the PKK Kurdish rebel group.
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Egypt's agriculture minister is arrested on corruption charges in the first case of its kind under President Sisi.
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Chad's ex-leader Hissene Habre is carried into court and held down by masked security officers at the resumption of his war crimes trial.
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The BBC pledges to work with the UK's arts and science institutions to "make Britain the greatest cultural force in the world" as it lays out its plans ahead of 2016's charter renewal.
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Wales assistant manager Osian Roberts says the team's recent run of good form has won them new respect internationally.
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Commodities giant Glencore plans to cut debt, raise cash and suspend some African copper production
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The former girlfriend of South African hip-hop star Nkululeko Habedi, known as Flabba, has pleaded not guilty to his murder at the start of the trial.
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Luxembourg's Euro 2016 qualifier against Belarus on Tuesday could be postponed after 16 of their 20 players get food poisoning.
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Protesters set up a camp in the capital of Moldova as they demand the resignation of the president and early elections following a $1bn bank fraud.
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Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny will miss the World Cup after rupturing knee ligaments in the 23-19 win over Italy on Saturday.
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A businessman caught on camera urinating into a coffee cup while working in someone's home drops out of running for Canada's parliament.
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The UK will take in 20,000 refugees from Syria by 2020, David Cameron says, but Labour says it is not enough and secures an emergency Commons debate.
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Coach Mark Sampson says England can win Euro 2017 as he names a much-changed squad for the first qualifier in Estonia.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel says the "breathtaking" flow of migrants will "occupy and change" Germany as France agrees to take in thousands more.
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Thousands of refugees from war-torn Syria have made their way to Europe, but many thousands more are living in camps in nearby Lebanon.
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Prince Ali bin al-Hussein of Jordan is set to announce he will stand in the upcoming Fifa presidential election.
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Rwanda's President Paul Kagame has attended the naming ceremony of 24 baby mountain gorillas born in the country this year.
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Two British Islamic State jihadists were killed by an RAF drone strike in Syria, the PM says - the first targeted UK drone attack on its own nationals.
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The BBC's Director general Tony Hall proposed to introduce a news service for Eritrea and Ethiopia, as well as expanding digital services for Nigeria.
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Hundreds of migrants break through police lines on Hungary's border with Serbia, as EU politicians continue to wrangle over the influx of asylum seekers.
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Violence preceding the West Indian Day Parade in New York leaves one man dead and a top aide to the state governor fighting for his life.
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Fifth seed Stan Wawrinka beats American Donald Young to set up a possible US Open quarter-final against Andy Murray.
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The human misery behind your cup of tea
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EU agriculture ministers announce a €500m (£365m) aid package after thousands of farmers stage a protest on the streets of Brussels.
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Defeat by Germany means Scotland need a four-point swing in Group D to beat Republic of Ireland to the Euro 2016 play-offs.
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Thousands of farmers took to the streets of Brussels on Monday to protest against plummeting prices for their produce.
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Venus Williams is prepared to end her sister Serena's attempt at a first calendar Grand Slam in the US Open quarter-finals.
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An Italian court issues harsh criticisms of "glaring errors" in the investigation into the 2007 murder of British student Meredith Kercher.
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Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu vows to "wipe out" Kurdish PKK rebels in their strongholds after a deadly bomb attack on the Turkish army.
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Kyle Lafferty's stoppage-time equaliser saves Northern Ireland from a damaging Euro 2016 defeat at home to Hungary.
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Several of the world's biggest tea brands including PG Tips, Lipton, Tetley and Twinings have said they will work to improve the tea estates they buy from in India.
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The decision to exclude Kevin Pietersen from England selection has helped the team, says ECB chief Andrew Strauss.
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Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill calls the Hungary draw "pure theatre" as a "massive point" keeps them top of Group F.
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The villagers taking on a copper mine over polluted water
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