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Manus Island: Police enter former Australia-run asylum centre

Papua New Guinea authorities are urging asylum seekers who remain there to leave, Australia confirms.

Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa promises jobs in 'new democracy'

The incoming leader hails a new era and praises the army for removing Robert Mugabe peacefully.

Argentina missing submarine: Russia joins search operation

President Putin will send a survey vessel to the area where the sub vanished with 44 on board.

Light pollution: Night being lost in many countries

Much of the world is "losing the night" as artificial light becomes brighter and more widespread, say scientists.

Foxconn stops interns' illegal overtime at iPhone X factory

Apple's main iPhone supplier has stopped illegal overtime by school age interns in a factory in China

'Help us' - Conte complains of 'strange' scheduling as Chelsea progress in Europe

Antonio Conte asks for help with fixture scheduling as Chelsea reach the last 16 of the Champions League by beating 10-man Qarabag.

Man Utd beaten by Basel after 'perfect first half - without the goals'

Manchester United miss the chance to book their place in the Champions League last 16 as Basel score an 89th-minute winner.

Rampant Paris St-Germain put seven past Celtic

Celtic open the scoring in France but are then overwhelmed by Paris St-Germain, who register their biggest Champions League win.

US travellers pack roads and airports for Thanksgiving escape

North Korea defection: Footage of moment soldier flees

Ratko Mladic removed from war crime court after outburst

Zimbabwe crisis: Looking for Grace Mugabe in her heartland

Rape and no periods in North Korea's army

A former female soldier in the North Korean army says there was little food, poor hygiene and a constant risk of sexual assault.

UK regulator has 'huge concerns' over Uber breach

A data breach affecting 57 million customers and drivers should not have been concealed, the information commissioner says.

Five ways to revive Zimbabwe’s economy

The measures needed to get the country's finances off life-support and into recovery mode.

Foxconn stops interns' illegal overtime at iPhone X factory

Apple's main iPhone supplier has stopped illegal overtime by school age interns in a factory in China

Singapore to use driverless buses 'from 2022'

The government plans to let commuters hail on-demand shuttles using their mobile phones.

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