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Mount Agung: Bali volcano alert raised to highest level

Fears of an imminent major eruption lead to further evacuations and the island's airport is closed.

Is a major eruption inevitable?

A volcano expert answers questions about what is happening at Mount Agung on Indonesia's Bali island.

Syria: Russian air strikes 'kill dozens of civilians'

A monitoring group says at least 53 civilians, including 21 children, were killed in eastern Syria.

John Conyers: Veteran congressman gives up post amid harassment inquiry

John Conyers says he does not want harassment allegations to "undermine" judiciary committee peers.

UK to launch post-Brexit economy plan

The government's industrial strategy is aimed at lifting slowing UK growth and productivity.

Bairstow incident 'blown out of proportion' but players must be smarter - Bayliss

Jonny Bairstow's alleged headbutt on Cameron Bancroft is being "blown out of proportion", but England need to be "smarter", says Trevor Bayliss.

Scotland will challenge for Six Nations title - Guscott

Scotland's win over Australia, Wales' loss to the All Blacks, England's "second division attack" and Ireland's 100% autumn record are assessed by Jeremy Guscott.

My father put me through hell - Dokic

Former world number four Jelena Dokic tells BBC's World Service about the alleged abuse she suffered from her father.

Mugabe 'wasn't offered anything' to resign

Mt Agung: Is large Bali volcano eruption inevitable?

The Chinese city of Ningbo is rocked by a deadly blast

Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: Hopes for North Korea's ice skaters

Why no-one heard the Grenfell blogger's warnings

One man foresaw, very clearly, the risk of a devastating fire in Grenfell Tower. He wrote about it in a blog, but no journalists were there to follow it up.

China cuts import tariffs on almost 200 consumer goods

Import tariffs have been cut from 17.3% to 7.7% on a range of goods from whisky to cashmere clothing.

Ministers to launch UK's post-Brexit economy plan

The government's industrial strategy is aimed at lifting slowing UK growth and productivity.

UK drone users to sit safety tests under new law

A draft bill proposes a number of new requirements for drone owners, while tackling illegal use.

Predatory comments prompt YouTube ad suspension

Mars, Lidl and Adidas are among companies to act after inappropriate content found next to their ads.

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