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Brazil poised for Lula appeal verdict

Judges will decide whether to uphold a prison term handed to ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

Save the Children office in Afghanistan hit by attack

At least 11 are hurt by an explosion near its Jalalabad office - gunmen are still inside the building.

Syria war: Row over Turkey using German-made tanks

German politicians speak out over the reported use of Leopard tanks against the Kurdish YPG militia.

Ursula K Le Guin: US fantasy author dies at home in Oregon

She melded dragons and wizards with spaceships to tackle earth-bound issues of gender and class.

Antarctica's Weddell Sea 'deserves protected status'

Scientists have called for special status to protect coral, penguins and other wildlife in Antarctica.

Man City see off battling Bristol City to reach final

Pep Guardiola reaches his first final as Manchester City boss as the Premier League leaders beat Bristol City in the Carabao Cup.

Kerber thrashes Keys to reach Australian Open semi-final

Two-time Grand Slam champion Angelique Kerber thrashes Madison Keys to reach the Australian Open semi-finals.

Phil Neville named new England women's boss

Former Manchester United and Everton full-back Phil Neville is appointed head coach of the England women's team on a deal until 2021.

Oscars 2018: Five ways women made a mark in nominations

Antarctica's Weddell Sea 'deserves protected status'

Serial stowaway Marilyn Hartman sneaks onto another plane

Aleppo's 'famous' bakery reopens

'There's a 50% chance I've a fatal disease. Do I find out?'

Huntington's disease runs through Jackie Harrison's family, but should she take a test which will tell her if she will get it too?

Trump's choice Jerome Powell approved as Federal Reserve head

The Senate backs the president's choice, Jerome Powell, for the world's most powerful economics job.

Stripe to end Bitcoin payment support

Volatility, high fees and longer transactions mean the payments firm will dump the cryptocurrency.

Facebook invents new unit of time called a flick

The flick is the smallest unit of time larger than a nanosecond.

Stripe to end Bitcoin payment support

Volatility, high fees and longer transactions mean the payments firm will dump the cryptocurrency.

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