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North Korea nuclear crisis: Kim Jong-un 'begging for war'

The US is to table tougher sanctions in a UN Security Council resolution after Sunday's nuclear test.

Mediterranean rescue ship moves to Myanmar to save Rohingya

MOAS, which says it has rescued more than 40,000 people, will now help the Rohingya of Myanmar.

Australian court hears challenges to same-sex marriage vote

The validity of a survey on changing Australia's marriage law is being contested in court.

India baby deaths: Second hospital probed

Up to 49 children may have died at a second Uttar Pradesh hospital, after dozens died in Gorakhpur.

Fighting for craft beer in Thailand

Tao Limjittrakorn is bringing craft beers to Thailand, but has to brew it over the border in Cambodia.

England come back to win after Slovakia strike early

England move two points away from qualifying for next summer's World Cup as they come from behind to beat Slovakia at Wembley.

Ill Del Potro wins incredible Thiem battle and faces Federer in quarters

Juan Martin del Potro stages a remarkable comeback to beat Dominic Thiem and will face Roger Federer in the US Open quarter-finals.

Northern Ireland beat Czech Republic for fifth successive win

Jonny Evans and Chris Brunt score as Northern Ireland take a huge step towards a World Cup play-off place by beating the Czech Republic 2-0.

Hurricane Irma: View from plane flying inside storm

The father who rescued his kids from IS

Painting faces of young US gun victims

Los Angeles wildfires: Time-lapse shows how it started

How one girl's illness changed what a nation eats

How one child's illness led to a revolution in Dutch farming and dramatically reduced the use of antibiotic drugs.

Boeing declares victory in Airbus subsidies dispute

The World Trade Organization reverses a ruling last year that Boeing received some state aid.

Bell Pottinger expelled from trade body for South African campaign

The penalty follows a controversial media campaign in South Africa that "incited racial hatred".

Juicero and 2017's other failed start-ups

A look at some of the well-funded tech firms that have folded in 2017.

China bans initial coin offerings calling them 'illegal fundraising'

Chinese regulators make it illegal to raise funds by offering digital currencies.

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