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Citizenship Amendment Act: Protests erupt across India over citizenship law

The law lets migrants fleeing religious persecution claim citizenship - but not if they are Muslim.

New Zealand volcano: Minute's silence marks one week after eruption

A minute's silence has been observed, a week after the eruption that killed at least 16 people.

Hallmark apologizes for pulling same-sex ads

The company withdrew the adverts under pressure from conservatives, then reversed its decision.

PewDiePie to take break from YouTube as 'feeling very tired'

The Swedish star, 29, has been involved in accusations of racism and anti-Semitism in recent years.

General election 2019: Johnson to welcome new MPs to Westminster

A priority will be a vote on the EU withdrawal bill that the PM wants to bring back before Christmas.

Sports Personality of the Year 2019: Ben Stokes crowned winner

England cricketer Ben Stokes is voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2019.

Ben Stokes: Sports Personality winner reflects on his 'amazing' 12 months

Ben Stokes says his cricket heroics in 2019 moved his life forward after a troubled previous year.

Wolves 1-2 Tottenham: Late Jan Vertonghen goal seals win for Jose Mourinho's side

Jan Vertonghen scores a dramatic late winner as Tottenham end Wolves' 11-match unbeaten Premier League run to narrow the gap on the top four with victory at Molineux.

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Hallmark apologizes for pulling same-sex ads

The company withdrew the adverts under pressure from conservatives, then reversed its decision.

What does business want from Boris?

Many firms will welcome an end to the Brexit stalemate but firms want action elsewhere too.

PewDiePie to take break from YouTube as 'feeling very tired'

The Swedish star, 29, has been involved in accusations of racism and anti-Semitism in recent years.

Iran 'foils second cyber-attack in a week'

The hack targeted government computer systems, the country's telecommunications minister says.

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