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Surabaya: Suicide bombers attack Indonesia police headquarters

The attack on Surabaya police HQ comes one day after deadly church bombings in the Indonesian city.

Iraq election: Shia rivals of PM Abadi 'make gains'

The bloc led by PM Haider al-Abadi is trailing behind two other Shia groups, early results suggest.

Jerusalem embassy: US officials to attend opening ceremony

Senior US officials are to attend Monday's ceremony, as Palestinians gather for mass protests.

Royal Wedding 2018: Black Britons on the 'Meghan effect'

BBC News talks to black Britons in Coventry about the Royal Wedding and the 'Meghan effect'.

Malaysia to review not revoke fake news law, says Mahathir

New PM Mahathir Mohamad had promised to ditch the law but said there were "limits" to free speech.

Barcelona's unbeaten run ends with one match to go

Barcelona's dream of going a whole La Liga season unbeaten ends in their penultimate game as they are beaten by Levante.

Players Championship: Webb Simpson claims four shot win as Tiger Woods falls short of final round comeback

Tiger Woods' final round charge fell short as Webb Simpson holds his nerve to win the Players Championship by four shots and claim a first win since 2013.

What happened on final day of Premier League season?

Liverpool finish fourth, Swansea are relegated and Tottenham win a nine-goal thriller on the final day of the Premier League season.

Kim Jong-un: What's it like having the same name as a North Korean leader?

Students killed as bridge collapses

Chinese aircraft carrier starts sea trials

Bereaved Australian father describes his feelings

'I'm sad that I didn't have sex until I was 37'

Joseph didn't have sex until quite late in life - but he says his involuntary celibacy didn't make him angry towards women.

Trump seeks to save Chinese jobs at ZTE ahead of trade talks

The US president makes a surprise move to help a telecoms firm subject to a US export ban.

Xerox aborts $6.1bn sale to Japan's Fujifilm

Xerox abandoned the deal after reaching an agreement with activist investors who opposed the merger.

Google to warn when humans chat with convincing bots

Humans will be told if they are talking to bots that can convincingly mimic human speech.

Record $120m fine for nuisance robocalls

A US man is fined $120m (£88m) for making more than 90 million automated marketing calls.

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