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Brazil's Lula must start prison term, Supreme Court rules

The former president could be jailed within days after Supreme Court judges ruled against him.

Facebook scandal 'hit 87 million users'

The social network says that one million of the people affected are thought to be UK-based.

Commonwealth Games: Australia's Sally Pearson withdraws from Gold Coast 2018

Hurdler Sally Pearson, Australia's face of the Commonwealth Games, withdraws before competing because of injury.

Why are female mass shooters so rare?

Nasim Aghdam's attack at YouTube HQ was a rare occurrence: only 4% of mass shooters in the US are female.

Philippines to temporarily close popular tourist island Boracay

The move follows concerns that sewage was being dumped in waters surrounding the tourist hub.

Superb Liverpool take 3-0 first-leg lead over Man City

Liverpool take control of their Champions League quarter-final tie with a stunning first-leg victory over Manchester City at Anfield.

Two own goals help Barcelona thump Roma

Luis Suarez scores his first Champions League goal in more than a year as Barcelona beat Roma convincingly in the quarter-final first leg.

'Face of Games' Pearson pulls out because of injury

Hurdler Sally Pearson, Australia's face of the Commonwealth Games, withdraws before competing because of injury.

Why are female mass shooters so rare?

What would you do with free money?

Russians protest over 'toxic' landfill near Moscow

How the Facebook-Cambridge Analytica data scandal unfolded

The doctor who really feels his patients' pain

For Dr Joel Salinas, music creates colours, numbers have personalities and another person's pain feels almost like his own.

Facebook scandal 'hit 87 million users'

The social network says that one million of the people affected are thought to be UK-based.

Bahrain discovers offshore oilfield 'containing 80bn barrels'

The field contains up to 80 billion barrels of oil, dwarfing the Gulf kingdom's current reserves.

Facebook scandal 'hit 87 million users'

The social network says that one million of the people affected are thought to be UK-based.

Mystery Stingray devices discovered in Washington

Unauthorised phone tracking devices, which mimic mobile tower to gather information, found in US.

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