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Russia warns of 'dangerous' escalation over Syria

Moscow says the "dangerous" situation could escalate if Western powers opt for a military response.

Syria 'chemical attack': The view from Moscow

The BBC's Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg gives the view from the Russian capital.

James Comey: Republican website trashes 'lyin' FBI memoir

In an interview to promote the memoir, James Comey likens the president to a "mob boss".

India outrage spreads over rape of eight-year-old girl

The rape and murder of the girl has become a religious flashpoint in Indian-administered Kashmir.

Swedish Academy head quits Nobel body over sexual misconduct probe

Sara Danius' decision follows criticism of how the institution handled a sexual misconduct probe.

Lewis Hamilton dominates first practice

Lewis Hamilton dominates first practice at the Chinese Grand Prix as he seeks to bounce back from losing the first two races of the season.

Arsenal survive scare in Moscow to reach Europa League semis

Arsenal reach the Europa League semi-finals with a 6-3 aggregate win over CSKA Moscow despite a nervy 2-2 draw in Russia.

After Fury's return, it won't be quiet in the heavyweight division - Costello

As Tyson Fury announces his return to professional boxing, what chances of a future bout with heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua?

Mosul: Woman risks backlash to care for 'IS orphans'

Syria chemical attack: Survivors recount the 2013 Ghouta assault

Syria 'chemical attack': The view from Moscow

Israel traffic stops for two-minute Holocaust silence

The woman who took on Uganda's legal system from the inside

How death row prisoner Susan Kigula studied law and changed Uganda's legal system.

Volkswagen puts Herbert Diess in the driving seat

German car giant replaces Matthias Mueller with Herbert Diess as part of a sweeping reorganisation.

Trump to take another look at TPP 'disaster'

The president agreed to reconsider the Asia Pacific trade pact as his trade strategy comes under fire.

What Remains of Edith Finch wins Bafta's top games award

What Remains of Edith Finch scores an upset by beating Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice at the Baftas.

TED 2018: Fake Obama video creator defends invention

The maker of a photo-realistic video of the ex-president faces claims his tech could spark a crisis.

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