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Has the UN failed Myanmar's Rohingya Muslims?

A BBC investigation uncovers evidence that UN officials avoided pressing Myanmar on Rohingya rights.

'New Baghdadi tape' posted by Islamic State group

References in the rambling 46-minute recording suggest that it was made recently.

Twitter's Russia briefings 'inadequate' - US senators

US senators criticise Twitter's stance on Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election.

Signal loss: Why Puerto Rico is suffering in silence

People are hunting for phone signals so they can finally reassure friends and family they are safe.

'Mona Lisa nude sketch' found in France

A curator suggests the charcoal drawing may be a sketch Leonardo da Vinci made for his masterpiece.

Stokes and Hales dropped by England after incident near nightclub

England will not consider Ben Stokes and Alex Hales for international cricket until further notice.

Max Verstappen top in Malaysian Grand Prix first practice

Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo were one-two in a wet first practice session at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

Everton 'afraid to play' as 10-man Apollon Limassol snatch draw

Everton boss Ronald Koeman says his team were "scared" after they conceded a late equaliser against Apollon Limassol in the Europa League.

Rohingya face dangerous sea journeys as they flee Myanmar

Signal loss: Why Puerto Rico is suffering in silence

The last time Mount Agung erupted

Lesser-known facts about Hugh Hefner

It took me 20 years to talk about my childhood

Claudio Yanez didn't talk about the terrible things that happened to him as a child in care, but eventually he decided it was time to confront his past.

US economic growth revised up again

The US economy grew even faster in the second quarter than previously thought, new figures indicate.

Ikea buys odd jobs firm TaskRabbit

The deal means it should be easier to get someone else to assemble your flatpack furniture.

GoPro Fusion aims to take 360-degree video mainstream

The Fusion marks loss-making GoPro's latest effort to boost its fortunes with a new type of product.

Twitter's Russia briefings 'inadequate' - US senators

US senators criticise Twitter's stance on Russian interference in the 2016 US presidential election.

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