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Iraq-Iran earthquake: Deadly tremor hits border region

A strong earthquake rattles the northern border region and is felt as far away as Israel.

Saad Hariri: Lebanon return from Saudi Arabia 'within days'

Lebanon's PM Saad Hariri says he is free in Saudi Arabia, and that he resigned to protect himself.

Hollywood holds #MeToo march against sexual harassment

#MeToo hashtag creator Tarana Burke leads march down Hollywood boulevard after Weinstein revelations.

Geldof returns Dublin honour in protest over Aung San Suu Kyi

Bob Geldof to return his Freedom of the City of Dublin award in protest against Myanmar leader.

President Duterte sings duet 'on Trump's request'

The Philippine president takes to the stage to sing a duet "on the orders of President Trump".

Northern Ireland's World Cup dream ended by Switzerland

Northern Ireland's hopes of making the World Cup finals end as Switzerland win the play-off 1-0 on aggregate after a draw in Basel.

ATP Finals: Roger Federer beats Jack Sock, Alexander Zverev defeats Marin Cilic

Six-time champion Roger Federer and third seed Alexander Zverev win the opening matches at the season-ending ATP Finals in London.

Croatia secure World Cup place at expense of Greece

Croatia qualify for their fifth World Cup after following up their 4-1 play-off first-leg win over Greece with a goalless draw in Athens.

Nationalists march on Poland's independence day

Dashcam captures truck's near miss with child in Norway

President Duterte sings duet 'on Trump's request'

Oil pipeline explodes in Bahrain

I made a film from my bed to show my illness is real

When Jennifer Brea got ME she began to interview fellow patients all over the world - from her bed.

Dubai Airshow: Boeing wins $15bn order from Emirates

Boeing strikes a Dreamliner deal as the Dubai Airshow awaits news of a key Airbus A380 order.

Dubai Airshow: Bombardier says Airbus deal means more UK work

The Canadian planemaker's sales head says an Airbus alliance means more wings will be made in Belfast.

Can a chatbot help you find love?

How AI is starting to serve the dating industry.

YouTube to restrict 'disturbing' children's videos, if flagged

The site will restrict videos aimed at children but contain adult themes, if they are reported.

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