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North Korea may have fired missile from submarine

The missile launch comes hours after Pyongyang said nuclear talks with the US would finally resume.

Hong Kong protest: City reels from 'one of its most violent days'

One protester was shot in the chest, and more than 180 people were arrested during battles with police.

Peru's vice-president resigns and calls for new general election

Mercedes Aráoz had been named interim leader by legislators after the president dissolved Congress.

Georgia abortion ban: Federal judge temporarily blocks bill

A federal judge temporarily blocks a proposed six-week abortion ban in the US state.

Boris Johnson to set out details of 'final' Brexit offer

The PM will tell the Tory conference new UK proposals can form basis of a "reasonable" compromise.

Tottenham 2-7 Bayern Munich: Serge Gnabry scores four in Champions League demolition

Serge Gnabry scores four goals as Bayern Munich demolish Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League.

Manchester City 2-0 Dinamo Zagreb: Raheem Sterling & Phil Foden score

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he is "so sorry" for substitute Phil Foden after he scores in a 2-0 Champions League win over Dinamo Zagreb.

Real Madrid 2-2 Club Bruges: Former champions escape with draw

Real Madrid battle back from 2-0 down to draw with Club Bruges on another disappointing Champions League night for the 13-time champions.

Tom Cruise meets Ukrainian president to discuss new film

Taiwan bridge collapses on fishing vessels

The children in prison for stealing vanilla

Sheikha Latifa 'preferred to be shot than go back home'

Working all night is not 'a badge of pride'

Two ex-KPMG bosses are setting up a firm that shuns the "culture of fear" at big accountancy firms.

'Flight shame' could halve growth in air traffic

More passengers are taking climate concerns into account and booking fewer flights, a survey suggests.

How a horrible goose topped the gaming chart

An indie video game about a menacing goose has become a surprise hit.

Why are so few women inventors named on patents?

Women inventors account for just under 13% of patent applications globally, according to a study.

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