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Turkey opposition cries foul over vote expanding Erdogan powers

The main opposition party wants a recount after President Erdogan's narrow victory gives him sweeping powers.

Turkey referendum: Key reactions

What important figures are saying about the results of President Erdogan's crucial vote.

Pence: US era of strategic patience with North Korea over

US Vice-President Mike Pence says "all options are on the table" when dealing with Pyongyang.

Cleveland Facebook killer hunted by police

A search is under way for a man who broadcast the fatal shooting of a "random" victim on social media.

United Airlines changes policy after 'horrific' passenger ordeal

Passengers will no longer be required to leave overbooked flights at the last minute.

Man Utd beat Chelsea to open door for Spurs

Manchester United do Chelsea's title rivals Spurs a favour and keep up their own pursuit of the top four with a dominant win over the leaders.

Sebastian Vettel beats Lewis Hamilton in Bahrain thriller

Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel wins a hectic Bahrain Grand Prix as Lewis Hamilton's hopes were hit by a penalty for gamesmanship.

Emotional O'Sullivan says he 'won't be bullied' by snooker authorities

An emotional Ronnie O'Sullivan attacks snooker's authorities for "threatening" language and says he will not be "bullied".

Pope's prayers for Syrian refugees

World's 'most colourful 5k run'

Looking a right Charlie Chaplin

Watch the moment April the giraffe finally gives birth

The city where children fend for themselves

In 1937, Jorge Amado published Captains of the Sands, a novel about a gang of orphans living in Salvador, Brazil. Eighty years on, little has changed.

China's first quarter growth beats expectations at 6.9%

Infrastructure spending and property demand helped the economy expand faster than many had predicted.

Lloyds eyes Berlin for post-Brexit push

The banking group will set up a base in Germany after the UK leaves the EU, the BBC understands.

Airbnb account hijackers burgle homes

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

Driving test: Learners must be able to use sat navs

Four changes in December will introduce "more real life scenarios" to the test, ministers say.

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