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Kenya election: Security tight for Kenyatta inauguration

President Kenyatta is to be sworn in for a second term in a ceremony boycotted by the opposition.

Bali volcano: Mt Agung ash shuts airport for second day

Massive plumes of dark ash reached as high as 3km (2 miles) above the summit of the rumbling volcano.

Rohingya refugees forced into sex work

The BBC's Reeta Chakrabarti uncovers evidence of teenage Rohingya girls being forced into sex work in Bangladesh.

Melbourne man planned New Year's Eve terror attack, police say

Police allege the 20-year-old was planning to shoot people during New Year's Eve celebrations.

How Prince Harry designed Meghan's ring

And the prince is not the first royal to be inspired by family diamonds.

Ben Stokes: England all-rounder 'not flying out to join Ashes squad'

The England and Wales Cricket Board says all-rounder Ben Stokes is not on his way to join up with Ashes squad.

Sam Allardyce: Former England manager is the leading contender for Everton job

Former England boss Sam Allardyce is the leading contender for the Everton job that has been vacant since Ronald Koeman's sacking.

Five more Russians get lifetime Olympic bans

Five Russian athletes are the latest to be banned from the Olympics for life as a result of investigations into doping in the country.

Rohingya refugees forced into sex work

A vehicle in Southern California crashes into a gym

On patrol with Mexico's avocado police

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from the beginning

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.

CFPB in chaos as chief refuses to step aside for Trump's man

President Trump's pick and a director who refuses to step aside send duelling emails to employees.

US court charges Chinese 'hackers' with attacks on three corporations

The three, who run a cyber security firm in China, are alleged to have targeted leading corporations.

YouTube investigates 'disturbing' autofill results

The site's search feature has been changed after paedophilic phrases appeared.

Twitter blocks New York Times by mistake

The newspaper had one of its most popular accounts locked for 24 hours after being accused of hateful conduct.

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BBC Earth nominated for Lovie Awards

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