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Italy's devastating earthquake of 24 August will rumble on in the lives of survivors for many years - that is the all-too-painful lesson of L'Aquila, the BBC's Patrick Jackson reports.
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Hillary Clinton has discussed the video on which Donald Trump makes insulting comments about women.
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An Australian runner who almost died after being caught in a bushfire during a race complete the Hawaii Ironman, considered the world's toughest triathlon.
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Donald Trump has defended his obscene remarks about groping women by saying they are "just words" compared to the "actions" he says Bill Clinton took while in office.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton threw deeply personal insults at each other in a brutal presidential debate. Here are the highs and lows.
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A powerful cyber-attack came close to destroying a French TV network, its director-general tells the BBC.
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A coronial inquest hears that the 2014 death of Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes was "inevitable" from the moment he was struck by a ball.
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China's Alibaba teams up with Steven Spielberg to "bring more of China to America, and bring some more of America to China".
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Police in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad are investigating the parents of a 13-year-old girl who died last week after undertaking a 68-day religious fast.
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Donald Trump launches a blistering attack on Hillary Clinton and her husband, in one of the most acrimonious US presidential debates ever seen.
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Smartphone giant Samsung has reportedly paused production of its Note 7 phone amid claims that replacement devices are still at risk of catching fire.
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Polish film director Andrzej Wajda, who made Kanal, Man of Marble and Man of Iron, dies at the age of 90, the Polish Filmmakers' Association confirms.
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The health of Thailand's King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch, is "not stable" says the palace, as he is placed on a ventilator.
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The BBC joins a family of hardcore Donald Trump supporters as they watch the second US presidential debate.
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An Eritrean migrant died and his wife was injured in an accident involving a British driver on a motorway near the French port of Calais.
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UK-born Oliver Hart and Bengt Holmstrom of Finland have won the Nobel Economics Prize for work on contract theory.
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Ethiopia's information minister says Eritrea and Egypt are contributing to the unrest, which has led to a six-month state of emergency.
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German police say a Syrian man arrested in Leipzig after a two-day manhunt probably had links to so-called Islamic State (IS).
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Turkish police fired pepper spray and water cannon as families and activists gathered to remember victims of an October 2015 suicide attack in Ankara.
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A Singaporean court delivers a guilty verdict in a long-running case involving the abuse of a child by a transgender man.
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Find out how to tie stylish "geles", the Nigerian head wraps that are gaining popularity across the fashion world.
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The US could be implicated in potential war crimes in Yemen because of its support for a Saudi-led coalition air campaign, official documents suggest.
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South African police fire tear gas at protesting students demanding free education at Wits University in Johannesburg, which re-opened on Monday.
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A top Russian TV news presenter, Dmitry Kiselyov, says US provocation risks triggering a Russian nuclear strike.
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Hillary Clinton casts doubt on Donald Trump's apology for remarks made 11 years ago about groping women, which he has described as "locker-room talk".
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Russian social media site launches platform for pets.
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French President Francois Hollande suggests Russia could face war crimes charges over its bombardment of Syria's second city Aleppo.
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A "massive response" is required to help Haiti recover from the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew, the UN secretary general says.
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Three Syrian refugees in Germany overpowered a bomb suspect who gave elite commandos the slip and sparked a two-day manhunt, police reveal.
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The price of Brent crude oil has risen 2.5% after Russia said it would back Opec's plan to cut production to boost prices
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Rwanda's President Paul Kagame warns of a "showdown" with France after a French investigation into the events leading to Rwanda's genocide was reopened.
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Local parents lock the gate of one local primary school as refugee children arrive for their first day's education under a new programme.
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The Russian and Turkish leaders agree to intensify military and intelligence contacts after ministers sign a gas pipeline deal in Istanbul.
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Saudi Arabia has privately accepted it was one of its coalition planes that bombed a funeral in the Yemeni capital Sanaa on Saturday, the BBC learns.
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A bomb squad is called to a beach in South Carolina after civil war cannonballs appear in the wake of Hurricane Matthew, officials say.
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US intelligence officials have accused Russia of trying to influence the outcome of the US presidential election by deploying cyber-attacks.
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Burundi bans three UN investigators after they published a report accusing the government of gross human rights violations.
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