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Zimbabwe crisis: Army says it is 'targeting criminals', not Mugabe

The military reads a statement after seizing state TV, but denies wanting to depose Robert Mugabe.

Australians decisively support same-sex marriage

It was a non-binding poll but Australia's PM has promised to act on the result by Christmas.

Senate committee questions Trump nuclear authority

One senator says they are concerned the "volatile" US president could launch a nuclear strike.

Macron warns Europe not to rebuff Trump and Putin

Europe needs to be a symbol of tolerance again, the French president tells the BBC.

Yemen's internally displaced persons camp: A 24-hour walk to safety

The Yemen crisis has displaced 1,000 people to a camp where people say: 'We have nothing.'

Eriksen hat-trick ends Republic of Ireland's World Cup hopes

The Republic of Ireland fail to reach the World Cup as Christian Eriksen's hat-trick gives Denmark victory in the play-off to reach Russia 2018.

England give Southgate 'plenty to think about' after holding Brazil to goalless draw

Gareth Southgate's young England side hold Brazil to a goalless draw in an international friendly at Wembley.

Federer passes Zverev test to reach last four at ATP Finals

Roger Federer sees off the challenge of 20-year-old Alexander Zverev to reach the last four at the ATP Finals.

Australia gay vote: The moment the country said yes

Zimbabwe's military seizes state TV broadcaster

Ibtihaj Muhammad reveals first Barbie with a hijab

Would the US military disobey Trump nuclear order?

Dealing with my postnatal depression

Becoming a dad has been much harder for John, Brad and Tony than they ever expected. They are some of the 1 in 10 men who have experienced postnatal depression.

US leads world in oil and gas production, IEA says

The International Energy Agency predicts the US will account for 80% of the increase in global oil supply by 2025.

Japan's economy posts longest growth streak since 2001

The Japanese economy records seven quarters of growth in row, in its slow march back to strength.

Face ID iPhone X 'hack' demoed live with mask by Bkav

A Vietnamese cyber-security firm shows the BBC how a mask can be used to unlock Apple's new phone.

Star Wars game in U-turn after player anger

It took 40 hours of game play or an extra payment to unlock Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker, among others.

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