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Turkey referendum: Trump congratulates Erdogan

Sunday's referendum gives Turkey's president sweeping new powers, but observers criticise the poll.

North Korea 'will test missiles weekly', senior official tells BBC

A senior official tells the BBC this may happen "weekly", as the US warns: "Don't test Trump."

North Korea: 'We will react with nuclear strike'

North Korea's vice-foreign minister warns the US against military action, in a BBC interview.

Cleveland Facebook suspect Steve Stephens hunted in five states

Police say a gunman who broadcast his fatal shooting of a grandfather could be "a lot of places".

Prince death: Opioid painkillers found at singer's home

But the unsealed court papers do not offer evidence on the source of fentanyl that killed the singer.

Arsenal beat Boro to keep top-four hopes alive

Arsenal keep alive their hopes of finishing in the top four of the Premier League with a narrow victory at second-bottom Middlesbrough.

Terry to leave Chelsea after two decades at club

Chelsea captain John Terry will leave the club at the end of the season after more than two decades there.

Zola resigns as Birmingham boss after two wins in 24 games

Gianfranco Zola resigns as Birmingham City manager following Monday's home defeat by fellow strugglers Burton Albion.

Kashmir violence: Online videos 'show abuse'

Did Melania give husband anthem 'nudge'?

Plane crashes outside supermarket in Portugal

Prince Harry on Diana grief

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.

Netflix says opportunity 'gigantic' despite slowing growth

Netflix gains 4.95 million new subscribers in the first quarter, fewer than the 5.2 million it had forecast.

Weetabix 'set to be sold to US firm'

The British cereal company is expected to be bought in a £1.8bn deal, reports suggest.

Internet pioneer Robert Taylor dies

The engineer launched the Arpanet and also helped inspire the Mac computer and Microsoft Word.

Google takes Android search blow in Russia

Android phones in Russia can now come pre-installed with rival search engines and competing apps.

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