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Japan PM Shinzo Abe promises to deal with North Korea threat

Shinzo Abe says "strong diplomacy" was needed, as exit polls show him winning Sunday's election.

More acidic oceans 'will affect all sea life'

The eight-year study finds infant sea creatures will be especially harmed by more acidic oceans.

The Parisian 'on-street concierge' service

It's filling the hole left by the disappearance of the traditional building concierge.

Brexit: Business leaders call for swift transition deal

Britain's five biggest business lobby groups sign a letter calling for a swift transition deal.

UK diver swims to safety after Australia shark scare

The man said he was "followed" by a large shark during part of his ordeal in Australia.

Hamilton on verge of fourth title with United States GP win

Lewis Hamilton moves closer to fourth world drivers' title with a dominant victory at the United States Grand Prix.

'Wembley starting to feel like home' - Pochettino joy as Spurs hit four

Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says his team are starting to feel at home at Wembley after their emphatic 4-1 victory over Liverpool.

Andalucia Masters: Sergio Garcia wins by one shot from Joost Luiten

Tournament host Sergio Garcia wins the Andalucia Valderrama Masters by one shot to claim a sixth victory in Spain.

'We're not going to have war'

Thousands march in Berlin against far-right party

Macron's dog interrupts meeting

The Parisian 'on-street concierge' service

'Death Island': Britain's 'concentration camp' in Russia

British soldiers opened the first concentration camp in Russia in 1918, during World War One. To locals it was known as "Death Island".

Brexit: Business leaders call for swift transition deal

Britain's five biggest business lobby groups sign a letter calling for a swift transition deal.

Fox renewed Bill O'Reilly deal despite harassment suit

Twenty-First Century Fox knew O'Reilly had settled a harassment allegation when he was rehired.

Israel Facebook: Mistranslated post creates security alert

A post saying "good morning" in Arabic was reportedly mistranslated to say "attack them" in Hebrew.

Tech firms to remove extremist posts within hours

Firms such as Facebook and Twitter have agreed to do more to remove extremist content within hours of it being posted.

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BBC Earth nominated for Lovie Awards

A finalist in three categories ‘honouring the best of the European internet'

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