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Kirkuk: Clashes reported after Iraqi forces advance on Kurdish-held sites

Clashes are reported as Baghdad launches a major operation to take oil fields and a base.

Catalonia: Independence deadline approaches for Puigdemont

A deadline approaches for the Carles Puigdemont to clarify whether he has declared independence.

Somalia: At least 230 dead in Mogadishu blast

Saturday's truck bombing in the capital is the deadliest attack in Somalia's 10-year insurgency.

Sebastian Kurz: Austrian conservative set to become world's youngest leader

Conservative Sebastian Kurz, 31, on course to lead country after campaign dominated by immigration.

Why does Catalonia want independence?

Why is there a Catalan crisis? The answer is in its past, as Europe correspondent Gavin Lee explains.

MOTD2 analysis: 'Why Koeman must hope to hang on until January'

The way Everton play under Ronald Koeman will not change until they can sign players in January, says MOTD2 pundit Kevin Kilbane.

Icardi hat-trick gives Inter victory in thrilling Milan derby

Mauro Icardi scores a 90th-minute winner from a controversially awarded penalty to complete his hat-trick as Inter win the Milan derby.

Saints twice come from behind to deny Newcastle

Manolo Gabbiadini marks his return to Southampton's side with both goals as battling Saints twice came from behind to deny Newcastle United victory at St Mary's.

100 Women: Why we need to talk about street harassment

Why does Catalonia want independence?

ICYMI: A lost da Vinci and the 'Kings Road'

Gaza amputees explain their unique friendship

The UK city where sex work is banned, but hasn't stopped

Hull is the UK's only city to have banned sex workers from its red light district. The council says the policy is working. An ex-sex worker disagrees.

Financial regulator warns of growing debt among young people

Financial Conduct Authority head Andrew Bailey says young people are borrowing to make ends meet.

Saudi Aramco said its flotation remains on track for 2018

Oil giant Saudi Aramco dismisses reports the world's biggest share listing could be shelved.

Why Pinterest boss Tim Kendall takes a daily ice bath

A daily ice bath is "like having morning coffee", the tech giant's president Tim Kendall tells the BBC.

How VR is helping to train a new generation of surgeons

Virtual reality technology that lets trainee surgeons feel "flesh and bone" is developed.

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