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Russia's Putin orders 755 US diplomatic staff to leave

The Russian move reduces US diplomatic staff numbers to the same as Russian diplomats in the US.

Venezuela turnout '41.5%' after violent vote for constituent assembly

The official turnout in Venezuela's poll was 41.5%, after at least 10 died in election day violence.

North Korea: US says 'no value' in UN security council meeting

The US ambassador to the UN urges China to "seriously challenge" North Korea over missile launches.

Angelina Jolie denies 'cruel' Cambodia child auditions

The actress said allegations she exploited children while casting for a Cambodian film were "false".

Elephants in Malawi relocated as part of conservation project

Rangers in Malawi take on the mammoth task of moving hundreds of elephants to safer national parks.

England beat France to reach Women's Euro semis

Jodie Taylor scores the winner as England beat France for the first time in 43 years to reach the Euro 2017 semi-finals.

England v South Africa: Hosts close in on victory at The Oval

England are six wickets from victory in the third Test at The Oval after South Africa close the fourth day on 117-4 - chasing 492 to win.

Man Utd close to signing Chelsea's Matic for £40m

Manchester United are close to signing Serbia midfielder Nemanja Matic from Premier League champions Chelsea for £40m.

Elephants in Malawi relocated as part of conservation project

US bombers fly over Korean peninsula

Boa constrictor 911 call released

On the front line of Caracas protests

Calling your husband by name for the first time

Millions of Indian women have never used their husband's name - it's a way of showing respect for him. But campaigners are now urging some of them to change their ways.

HSBC sees half-year profits rise by 5%

Europe's largest bank also announced a share buyback of up to $2bn to be completed in 2017.

Tesla Model 3: Elon Musk rolls out mass market model

The electric car maker hopes the Model 3, starting at $35,000, will bring mass market interest.

Tesla Model 3: Elon Musk rolls out mass market model

The electric car maker hopes the Model 3, starting at $35,000, will bring mass market interest.

Power firms alerted on hack attack scenarios

Specific warnings about code used in potential attacks are sent to regulators, say security experts.

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