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China's Communist Party congress begins in Beijing

The gathering determines who leads China and the country's direction for the next five years.

Kenya election official resigns, saying poll 'not credible'

Roselyn Akombe, now in New York, tells the BBC she feared for her safety in Kenya.

Inside Raqqa after IS was pushed out

The BBC's Feras Kilani was with Syrian Democratic Forces as they took control of the centre of Raqqa, Syria.

'Islamic State': Raqqa's loss seals rapid rise and fall

IS has lost its 'capital' Raqqa, but it has taken the might of a global alliance to crush it.

Trump's latest travel ban order blocked

A judge says the policy "suffers from precisely the same maladies as its predecessor".

Draw at Real shows Spurs 'can handle' highest level - Kane

Harry Kane says Tottenham showed they "can handle" playing in the Champions League after a draw at Real Madrid moves them towards the last 16.

Guardiola hails 'perfect' display as Man City beat Napoli

Pep Guardiola felt Man City's 2-1 Champions League win over Napoli was a "perfect" performance against a side he rates as one of the best he has ever faced.

Klopp 'enjoys writing piece of history' as Liverpool win 7-0

Liverpool record their biggest Champions League win in almost 10 years as they thrash Maribor to go top of Group E.

Inside Raqqa after IS was pushed out

Driver stun-gunned after race car brawl

China congress: The Communist slogans praising Xi Jinping

Mary J Blige: US still 'separated' on race

Old banger v diesel: Which is the more toxic?

Tom de Castella bet that his petrol-fuelled old banger was cleaner than his dad's 2009 diesel. The test showed some new cars are worse than either.

Amazon and eBay warned by MPs about VAT fraudsters

The websites are accused by MPs of profiting from sellers who do not charge the tax on UK sales.

Harvey Weinstein 'steps down from company board'

Harvey Weinstein was fired from his company over sex allegations but had stayed on its board.

Child safety smartwatches ‘easy’ to hack, watchdog says

A watchdog finds that hackers can track, eavesdrop or even communicate with children.

Google removes cupcake calorie counter from Maps

Feature showed users how many calories they would burn if they walked to destination.

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