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Zimbabwe latest: Mugabe 'resisting calls to resign'

The military says it is "engaging" with the president and had made progress in targeting "criminals".

Notorious Mafia boss Salvatore 'Toto' Riina dies aged 87

The former boss of the feared Cosa Nostra was jailed in 1993 for a series of murders.

Yemen blockade: Saudi foreign affairs minister questioned

Saudi Arabia's foreign affairs minister defends sanctions on Yemen, as the UN warns millions will die.

Syria: Russia blocks extension of chemical attacks probe

Moscow uses its 10th UN veto since the Syria conflict began to block investigative body.

Senators: Kushner 'withheld WikiLeaks and Russia emails'

Senators say Mr Kushner received emails about WikiLeaks in 2016 that he forwarded to the Trump team.

Australia recall Paine after seven years for Ashes

Australia recall wicketkeeper Tim Paine after seven years and the uncapped Cameron Bancroft is called up for the opening Ashes Test against England.

Sock upsets Zverev to join Federer in ATP semis

American eighth seed Jack Sock beats Germany's Alexander Zverev at the ATP Finals to join the unbeaten Roger Federer in the semi-finals.

Young fans 'need more help' to go to matches - Stoke boss Hughes

Stoke City boss Mark Hughes says young fans "need more help" from clubs to be able to go to matches following the BBC's Price of Football study.

Yemen crisis: Where power cuts threaten babies' lives

Saudi women on what life's really like

Turkey coup trial: The lives on hold

Moment quake hit South Korea

Returning to Kashmir, where our parents were shot in front of us

Doug Dykes was a toddler, his brother James a baby, when their parents were shot in front of their eyes in Kashmir in 1947.

Norway's state fund 'needs to drop oil and gas investments'

The country's central bank says the move will protect it from "a permanent drop in oil and gas prices".

House Republicans pass $1.4tn tax overhaul bill

Critics say the proposal is a give-away to big business and the wealthy.

Far-right accounts lose Twitter verified tick

The social network says it will remove the verified badge from accounts that break its rules.

Kaspersky defends its role in NSA breach

The Russian anti-virus company explains why it copied files off a PC used by a cyber-spy contractor.

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