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Hurricane Irma: Quarter of Florida Keys homes 'destroyed'

Hurricane evacuees return to scenes of devastation as President Trump prepares to visit Florida.

Praying for Hurricane Irma recovery in Caribbean

Residents of Turks and Caicos Islands face a large rebuilding effort after a category 5 hurricane.

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi to skip UN General Assembly

It comes as the nation's de facto leader faces criticism over her handling of the Rohingya crisis.

Edie Windsor: Gay rights trailblazer dies aged 88

"The world lost a tiny but tough-as-nails fighter for freedom, justice and equality," her wife said.

Rebel Wilson wins large defamation payout

The "unprecedented" payout follows the Australian actor's claim her career was stifled by untrue articles.

Celtic suffer worst ever home loss in Europe as PSG score five

Celtic sustain their heaviest ever home European defeat as Neymar leads the way for Paris St-Germain in the Champions League group stage opener.

Chelsea equal their Champions League best as they put six past Qarabag

Davide Zappacosta scores a spectacular goal as Chelsea thrash Champions League debutants Qarabag on their return to Europe.

IOC 'doing nothing' about corruption, says senior IOC official

Dick Pound, a senior IOC official, accuses his organisation of doing nothing about its growing corruption crisis.

'I had to leave my favourite dress'

A guided tour around Syria with the Russian army

Oil spill off coast of Greece 'environmental disaster'

Charting Hurricane Irma's path of destruction

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.

Apple iPhone X adopts facial recognition and OLED screen

The new handset has an edge-to-edge screen and uses facial recognition to check owners' IDs.

Bell Pottinger collapses after South African scandal

The troubled PR firm has appointed administrators in the UK after failing to find a buyer.

Apple iPhone X adopts facial recognition and OLED screen

The new handset has an edge-to-edge screen and uses facial recognition to check owners' IDs.

Apple iPhone X: the internet reacts

The decision to launch a high-end, high-priced phone with facial recognition sparks strong feelings.

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