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US release of 3D-printed gun software blocked

The blueprints to make untraceable guns were expected to be available for download on Wednesday.

South Africa to amend constitution to allow land expropriation

President Cyril Ramaphosa said land expropriation without compensation was of "critical importance".

US mulls 25% tariff on $200bn of Chinese goods, say reports

Tariffs on an additional $200bn of goods could be much more than the expected 10%, say media reports.

Aeroplane crashes in Durango after take-off in Mexico

The state governor says there were no deaths among the 97 passengers and four crew on the Embraer 190.

Actor Seth Rogen has recorded messages for Toronto's subway

Why actor Seth Rogen is telling Canadians not to clip their nails on public transport.

Exit strategy or making a point? What's going on with Mourinho at Man Utd?

Man Utd boss Jose Mourinho has cut a disgruntled figure of late. Is it just typical behaviour or is there a more significant meaning?

Virat Kohli: India captain does not feel need to prove himself against England

India captain Virat Kohli says he is focused on his team's prospects rather than his own form ahead of the first Test on Wednesday.

Bale 'can help fill Ronaldo void' at Real Madrid - Lopetegui

Gareth Bale can "help fill the void" left by Cristiano Ronaldo's departure from Real Madrid, says coach Julen Lopetegui.

Dahomey mothers: The all-female army that protected modern-day Benin

Mamma Maria: The Greek mother who loves to share

Seth Rogen records messages for Toronto's subway

The battle to stop ex-IS fighters reaching Europe

Retroactive jealousy: Obsessed with my partner’s past

Zachary Stockill couldn't stop thinking about his partner's sexual past. His obsession killed the relationship - then he learned it could be cured.

Apple boosted by selling more expensive iPhones

The tech giant has managed to beat forecasts thanks to sales of more expensive iPhones and services.

US mulls 25% tariff on $200bn of Chinese goods, say reports

Tariffs on an additional $200bn of goods could be much more than the expected 10%, say media reports.

Facebook bans pages aimed at US election interference

The social network has found evidence of a co-ordinated campaign to influence the US mid-term vote.

Apple boosted by selling more expensive iPhones

The tech giant has managed to beat forecasts thanks to sales of more expensive iPhones and services.

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