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Rohingya crisis: Civilians 'maimed by landmines'

The BBC speaks to Rohingya Muslims who say they lost limbs to landmines while fleeing Myanmar.

Hurricane Irma: Two-thirds of Florida without power

Power cuts hit more than 6.5 million homes - two-thirds of the state - in the wake of the hurricane.

Charting Hurricane Irma's path of destruction

Millions of people have been displaced due to the biggest Atlantic hurricane in recent history.

North Korea slapped with UN sanctions after nuclear test

The measures, which include a cap on oil imports, are less severe than the original US proposal.

Photographer wins 'monkey selfie' legal fight

A photographer wins a legal fight against an animal rights group over a "monkey selfie" photograph.

Palace had no confidence in De Boer two weeks ago

Crystal Palace met with Frank de Boer two weeks before he was sacked, says BBC Sport's David Ornstein.

West Ham beat Huddersfield to get first three points of season

West Ham score twice in the final 20 minutes to pick up their first Premier League points of the season with victory over Huddersfield.

'Big challenge' to stop Vettel retaking lead in Singapore

Mercedes say they face a difficult task stopping Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel retaking the championship lead in Singapore on Sunday.

Charting Hurricane Irma's path of destruction

Irma looters caught on camera

Hurricane Irma: 'My roof blew off - I lost everything'

Hurricane Irma: Strong winds and rain batter Florida

100 Women: ‘I dye my hair brown to be taken more seriously at work’

A Silicon Valley CEO reveals her secret to getting ahead in business - darkening her blonde hair, wearing glasses and dressing in loose-fitting clothes.

Volkswagen plans electric option for all models by 2030

The world's biggest carmaker says it will offer an electric version of all its 300 models by 2030.

Hurricane Irma: Florida assesses damage as storm weakens

Experts cut their cost estimates from the storm, but still expect it to run to tens of billions of dollars.

iPhone X: 10 key moments leading up to the new handset

A look back at some of the key moments along the way to the 10th anniversary iPhone.

Google appeals against huge EU anti-trust fine

The firm was fined 2.4bn euros for promoting its own shopping services over others.

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