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Cambridge Analytica: Facebook 'being investigated by FTC'

Claims that Cambridge Analytica misused Facebook users' data cause a furore and its chief is suspended.

The Rohingya children trafficked for sex

Teenage refugee girls are being sold for sex after fleeing conflict in Myanmar, the BBC finds.

Ocean plastic could treble in decade

But there are opportunities to cash in on the "ocean economy", a major report for the UK government says.

Justine Damond shooting: US policeman charged with murder

Justine Damond's death in Minneapolis caused an outcry in both the US and Australia.

Latest Austin incident not a bomb - police

Texas police say it is unrelated to recent package bombs in the area that killed two people.

Williams return 'should not prompt rule change'

Serena Williams' comeback should not result in a change to the seeding rules after maternity leave, says Mandy Minella.

Jean Meneses commits blatant dive in in Chile Primera Division game

Universidad de Concepcion forward Jean Meneses pulls off a blatant dive in the Chilean Primera Division to win his side a late penalty in a 2-1 victory over Colo Colo.

Shaw can be one of the best in the world, says Man Utd team-mate Young

Manchester United defender Luke Shaw can be "one of the best in the world", according to team-mate Ashley Young.

Cynthia Nixon holds NY governor rally in Brooklyn

Eastern Ghouta: A mother's diary of life under siege

Would you give a migrant your bed?

Could ACFTA free trade deal be a new dawn for Africa?

'Everybody thinks it's only boys who join gangs'

Nequela Whittaker was once a feared gang leader in south London - now she tries to stop other young girls from taking that path.

Facebook shares slip as scrutiny continues

Investors are reacting to calls for tighter regulation of tech firms from politicians in the US, UK and Europe.

BMW headquarters searched by police in emissions raid

German prosecutors are probing whether BMW used illegal emissions control software.

Cambridge Analytica: Facebook boss summoned over data claims

MPs want Mark Zuckerberg to address concerns that Cambridge Analytica gathered users' data without permission.

Is leaving Facebook the only way to protect your data?

What can users do to gain back control of their data or limit how much is shared?

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