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US military drops 'mother of all bombs on IS' in Afghanistan

The GBU-43/B bomb was used for the first time in combat to target an IS tunnel complex, the US says.

Eurovision Song Contest: Russia pulls out over Ukraine ban

Its competitor has been barred by host Ukraine, and now Russia will have no chance of taking part.

FGM: Detroit doctor Jumana Nagarwala faces life in jail

Jumana Nagarwala mutilated girls aged between six and eight over 12 years, prosecutors say.

United Airlines passenger ordeal 'worse than fall of Saigon'

The passenger's daughter said "what happened to my dad should never have happened to any human being".

Saturn moon 'able to support life'

Enceladus has the conditions, including a key energy source, to enable microbes to exist, Nasa says.

Man Utd denied victory by late Anderlecht leveller

Man United are left ruing missed chances as Leander Dendoncker's late header salvages a draw for Anderlecht in the Europa League.

Berlusconi sells AC Milan to Chinese investors

Serie A club AC Milan are sold by former Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi to Chinese investors.

Lyon v Besiktas: Kick-off delayed by crowd trouble at Europa League match

Lyon's Europa League quarter-final first-leg win over Besiktas is marred by crowd trouble that saw the kick-off delayed by 50 minutes.

Syrian-American poet's view of the conflict

The Nigerian woman standing up to Boko Haram

Hayden's parents were told he wouldn't feel, eat or breathe

Inside the Nigerian flat full of cash in Lagos

The joy of a Christian-Muslim wedding among Egypt's Nubians

Tensions exist between Christians and Muslims in many parts of the Middle East, including Egypt - though less so among the Nubians of the upper Nile.

Credit Suisse bosses offer to cut their own bonuses by 40%

The Swiss bank's top executives have been criticised by shareholders over excessively high pay.

Bulgaria's Sunny Beach offers 'best value in Europe'

Sunny Beach is the most affordable resort while Ibiza is most expensive, the Post Office says.

Airbnb account hijackers burgle homes

Airbnb is making security changes after a BBC probe into thefts involving the rental service.

Artificial intelligence: How to avoid racist algorithms

Why do so many algorithms seem to echo human bias?

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