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South Korea in live-fire drill after nuclear test

The drill featured rockets launched from fighter jets and simulated an attack on the North's test site.

Daca: Trump 'to scrap' amnesty for young immigrants

The president is set to end the Daca programme but he may still change his mind, sources say.

Hurricane Harvey: Texas governor warns bill could be $180bn

Governor Greg Abbott says storm damage is worse than that caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Germany election: Merkel holds ground in TV debate

The German chancellor fends off her rival Martin Schulz in a televised election face-off.

Racing car sprays burning fuel into crowd

Several people have been hurt after a car sprayed burning fuel into the crowd at an event in Australia.

'It's been a great ride' - Sharapova beaten at US Open

Maria Sharapova's first Grand Slam tournament in 19 months ends with defeat by Latvia's Anastasija Sevastova.

Belgium become first European side to qualify for World Cup

Belgium become the first European side to join hosts Russia at next summer's World Cup finals by beating Greece.

US Open: Venus Williams beats Carla Suarez Navarro to reach quarter-finals

Two-time champion Venus Williams books her place in the US Open quarter-finals with victory over Carla Suarez Navarro.

Emotional moment Syrian family reunited after two years apart

Why a state wants to ignore part of India's history

Nuclear N Korea: What do we know?

ISS crew return to Earth

I was a neo-Nazi. Then I fell in love with a black woman

She was a violent white supremacist. But an encounter in prison changed Angela King's life forever.

Hurricane Harvey: Texas governor warns bill could be $180bn

Governor Greg Abbott says storm damage is worse than that caused by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

Bell Pottinger chief Henderson quits over S Africa campaign

James Henderson's firm Bell Pottinger was accused of a "hateful" campaign to stir racial tensions.

Catching the hackers in the act

A BBC experiment gains an insight into the range of attacks companies and other organisations suffer every day.

FCC closes virus upload loophole on its website

Digital defences on the site have been improved after users found it was possible to upload malware.

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