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Italy election: Projections point to hung parliament

Coalition backed by Silvio Berlusconi has won most seats but is short of a majority, projections say.

Watch highlights from the Oscars red carpet

See the stars as they walked the red carpet for the 2018 Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles.

US aircraft carrier Carl Vinson in historic Vietnam visit

The visit represents the largest US military presence in Vietnam since the end of the war in 1975.

Hu Jia and NPC: China's dissidents silenced by enforced 'holidays'

Police send rights activist Hu Jia on a "holiday", just one way dissent is silenced during the annual congress.

Wiggins and Team Sky ‘crossed ethical line’

Sir Bradley Wiggins and Team Sky "crossed an ethical line" by using drugs allowed under anti-doping rules to enhance performance, a report by MPs says.

Wiggins and Team Sky ‘crossed ethical line’ - report

Sir Bradley Wiggins and Team Sky "crossed an ethical line" by using drugs allowed under anti-doping rules to enhance performance, a report by MPs says.

Messi's 600th goal sees Barca beat Atletico to go eight points clear

Lionel Messi's 600th career goal maintains Barcelona's unbeaten record in La Liga to open up an eight-point lead over opponents Atletico Madrid.

Conte defends Chelsea tactics during Man City defeat

Chelsea boss Antonio Conte defends his tactical approach during 1-0 defeat at Manchester City, who move 18 points clear at the top of the table.

Hu Jia and NPC: China's dissidents silenced by enforced 'holidays'

Syria: Children in Aleppo return to school

Baby chimp rescued from poachers in Africa

Meet Cairo's first female minibus driver

Why we love our hair

Six stories about black women's hair.

China NPC: Economy growth target 'around 6.5%' in 2018

Announced at the annual National Party Conference, the figure is below last year's 6.9% expansion.

The luxury labels coming out of Africa

As more and more luxury labels are emerging out of Africa, how will they compete with the global market?

Angry Birds maker Rovio closes London studio

The company behind the hit mobile game Angry Birds closes its London studio amid a profit warning.

Twitter boss seeks help with online abuse

Twitter's founder admits the firm "didn't fully predict" negative consequences of the service.

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