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Hong Kong protests: Police surround campus after night of violence

After a fiery overnight stand-off, some protesters tried to leave - but were met with tear gas.

Bolivia crisis: Food and fuel shortages as death toll mounts

The interim government says it has flown supplies into La Paz to avoid protesters' road blocks.

Huntington's disease: Woman who inherited gene sues NHS

A woman is suing the NHS for not revealing her father's Huntington's disease before she had a child.

Israel Folau criticised for 'appalling' Australia bushfire remarks

Israel Folau used a sermon to link Australia's bushfire crisis to same-sex marriage and abortion laws.

Michael Bloomberg apologises for 'stop-and-frisk' policy

The former New York mayor backed a tactic that disproportionately targeted black and Latino residents.

England's Euro 2020 mixed bag: Goals galore but which defensive duo?

England have goals and attacking prowess to challenge at Euro 2020, but does Gareth Southgate know his best centre-back pairing?

Kosovo 0-4 England: Southgate's side conclude Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with win

England conclude their Euro 2020 qualifying campaign with a comfortable win over Kosovo in Pristina.

Brazilian GP: Max Verstappen wins thriller as Ferrari's Vettel and Leclerc collide

Both Ferraris collide and retire as Max Verstappen overtakes Lewis Hamilton twice to win thrilling Brazilian GP.

'I'm Hispanic but can't speak Spanish'

Climate defenders: The woman helping coal miners to save the planet

Hong Kong protests: Police tear gas met with petrol bombs

Panorama Investigation: War crimes scandal exposed

Hong Kong: 'I was tear gassed getting my lunch'

The increasing unrest in Hong Kong is affecting businesses in one of the world's biggest commercial hubs.

Are our financial lives controlled by biased algorithms?

Amid probes into Apple's "sexist" credit card, questions are being asked of IT-based financial decisions.

Uber's paradox: Gig work app traps and frees its drivers

Ride pick-up app's algorithm offers drivers freedom while trapping them at the same time, experts say.

Will fibre broadband be obsolete by 2030 - and what about 5G?

Labour promises to give every home in the UK full-fibre internet if it wins the general election.

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