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Ecuador election: Fraud alleged as protesters scuffle

Results suggest a win for left-wing Lenin Moreno - but his conservative rival is demanding a recount.

Trump ready to 'solve' North Korea problem without China

"If China is not going to solve North Korea, we will," he said, adding that the US could succeed alone.

Islamic State group using human shields in Mosul

The BBC gets exclusive access to Iraqi helicopter missions and witnesses IS militants using human shields.

Stellar Daisy: Growing concern for missing ship crew

Rescuers say they have made little headway in finding survivors from a ship that sank in the South Atlantic.

More than 20 million Britons 'physically inactive'

They are risking their health by failing to do enough exercise, says the British Heart Foundation.

Federer to rest until French Open after beating Nadal in Miami

Roger Federer says he "probably" will not play again until the French Open, despite winning the Miami Open - his third title of 2017.

Messi-less Barca put four past Granada to keep pressure on Real

Barcelona cut Real Madrid's lead at the top of La Liga to two points after a comfortable win at 10-man Granada.

Arsene Wenger praises Arsenal fans despite protests

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says Gunners fans were "absolutely sensational" during their 2-2 draw with Manchester City.

Iraqi troops hunt deadly IS snipers in Mosul

Scientists mobilise against 'fear of facts' in age of Trump

Islamic State group using human shields in Mosul

Colombia landslide: Victims search for missing relatives

Dying in prison: Two women's stories

The number of women who died in prison in England and Wales reached a record 22 last year. Here are two of them.

Chancellor Hammond leading UK trade mission to India

As the UK triggers the Brexit process the country looks to secure trade deals with non-EU nations.

Rentberry's controversial property bid site expands in US

A controversial property site makes prospective tenants compete via auctions for somewhere to live.

Europe becomes 'hub' for child sexual abuse content

The majority of images are now hosted in European nations rather than North America, suggests a global study.

Rentberry's controversial property bid site expands in US

A controversial property site makes prospective tenants compete via auctions for somewhere to live.

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