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Australia child abuse inquiry finds 'serious failings'

Society's major institutions "seriously failed" to protect children, a landmark inquiry finds.

France Millas train crash: Children killed as bus cut in two

At least four children died and another 20 people were hurt in the collision in southern France.

Odebrecht scandal: Peru president Kuczynski resists pressure to quit

Pablo Kuczynski says he will publish his accounts, after links to Brazilian firm which paid bribes.

US woman used bitcoin to move cash to Islamic State, police say

She is accused of taking out fraudulent bank loans and buying bitcoin to funnel cash to IS.

Russia a 'risk' to undersea cables, defence chief warns

Chief of the defence staff Sir Stuart Peach warns disruption to undersea cables could be "catastrophic".

Roger Federer wins 2017 BBC Overseas Sports Personality award for record fourth time

Tennis star Roger Federer wins the BBC Overseas Sports Personality of the Year for a record fourth time after a public vote.

'Froome case a scandal and double standards'

The handling of Chris Froome's adverse drugs test is a "scandal" and suggests double standards, says four-time world time trial champion Tony Martin.

Jose Mourinho: Man Utd boss asked to clarify comments about Man City

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is asked to clarify the comments he made before Sunday's derby defeat by Manchester City.

Roy Moore refuses to concede after Alabama election defeat

'Flat-chested' K-pop star responds to 'cruel' body comments

Disney-Fox: Five things it could mean

'They sold me three times'

The mystery of the baby in the box

Robin was abandoned as a baby 74 years ago. Now thanks to DNA and his daughter's detective work he finally knows where he came from.

Walt Disney buys Murdoch's Fox for $52bn

The deal ends Rupert Murdoch's more than half century of media empire building.

HS2 redundancy pay 'shocking waste' of taxpayer cash

Overpayments totalling £1.76m were made to 94 people, a committee of MPs says.

Schools warned over hackable heating systems

A researcher finds dozens of UK schools' smart heating systems are vulnerable to being attacked.

US woman used bitcoin to move cash to Islamic State, police say

She is accused of taking out fraudulent bank loans and buying bitcoin to funnel cash to IS.

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