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Donald Trump in India: US president due to begin first official trip

The US president's visit is expected to focus on ties between the world's two largest democracies.

Coronavirus: North Korea quarantines foreigners

Meanwhile, South Korea has quarantined 7,700 troops after an outbreak in the military.

Coronavirus credit crunch hits millions of Chinese firms

Prolonged shutdowns for businesses in China are bringing many firms to the brink of survival.

Komla Dumor Award 2020: Seeking a rising star of African journalism

BBC seeks future star of African journalism for the BBC World News Komla Dumor Award 2020.

Hunters: Jewish groups criticise Holocaust portrayal in Amazon show

The drama series draws ire for a gruesome and fictitious human chess scene at Auschwitz.

Panorama: Fresh questions over Mo Farah's relationship with Alberto Salazar

Fresh questions over Mo Farah's relationship with his disgraced former coach Alberto Salazar are raised in a new BBC Panorama investigation.

Paris St-Germain 4-3 Bordeaux: Neymar sent off late on as PSG come from behind

Neymar is sent off late on as Paris St-Germain come from behind to get back to winning ways against Bordeaux.

Hakim Ziyech: Chelsea agree personal terms with Ajax winger

Chelsea agree personal terms with Ajax winger Hakim Ziyech over a five-year-deal for the Morocco international.

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'My journey to accept being a childless woman' in Niger

Coronavirus credit crunch hits millions of Chinese firms

Prolonged shutdowns for businesses in China are bringing many firms to the brink of survival.

'Women cocoa farmers paid as little as 23p a day'

Campaigning group, Fairtrade, is calling on the government to back a new global equality initiative.

'Mad' Mike Hughes dies after crash-landing homemade rocket

"Mad" Mike Hughes, 64, wanted to launch himself into space to prove that the Earth was flat.

Study finds quarter of climate change tweets from bots

Researchers at Brown University found bots were far more likely to post tweets denying climate change.

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