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Khashoggi murder: Saudi prince 'said he was dangerous Islamist'

Mohammed bin Salman reportedly told US officials the writer had been a member of an Islamist group.

Apple falls below $1tn despite revenue and profit rise

Apple's revenues and profits rise, but caution about sales growth sees the share price slip.

Venezuela crisis: Mothers giving away babies, children living on streets

In the crisis-hit country, women are being forced to make difficult choices about their children.

Trump says he always tries to tell the truth when he can

Mr Trump's tone is under scrutiny as a poll shows voters are concerned about politicians' "incivility".

Usain Bolt leaves Australia's Central Coast Mariners football club

The sprint champion could not reach a "commercial solution" with the Central Coast Mariners.

Carabao Cup: Man City beat Fulham 2-0 to reach quarter-finals

A Kevin de Bruyne injury takes the shine off a convincing win for Manchester City as the Carabao Cup holders beat Fulham to reach the quarter-finals.

Leicester City helicopter crash: Claude Puel says result at Cardiff 'not important'

Leicester City boss Claude Puel says the result is "not important" when they play their first match after the death of the club's owner.

Antonio Conte 'reluctant' to take Real Madrid job - Ramon Calderon

Antonio Conte is "reluctant" to become Real Madrid boss, with the club unlikely to meet his demands, says former president Ramon Calderon.

Venezuela crisis: Mothers giving away babies, children living on streets

Distruction Boyz and gqom: The South African sound taking over Europe

Google walkout: Staff leave US offices over women's treatment

Oprah Winfrey: 'I don't want to run for US president'

Why did the council 'house' me in a tent?

Theo had just turned 17 when he became homeless. He turned to the council for help - but was given only a one-man tent.

Apple falls below $1tn despite revenue and profit rise

Apple's revenues and profits rise, but caution about sales growth sees the share price slip.

US indictment accuses Chinese firm of stealing trade secrets

Charges are filed as the US says Chinese economic espionage "has been increasing rapidly".

Private messages from 81,000 hacked Facebook accounts for sale

The perpetrators told the BBC Russian Service they had details from a total of 120 million accounts.

'Hologram' lecturers to teach students at Imperial College London

A UK university is to become the first to regularly use hologram-like technology to host guest speakers.

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