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Otto Warmbier: US student sent home from North Korea dies

Otto Warmbier's family blame his death on the "torturous mistreatment" he received in North Korea.

Portugal fire: Soaring temperatures threaten firefighting effort

Hot weather and windy conditions threaten to spread fires that have killed at least 64 people.

London mosque attack suspect named

The family of a man arrested after a van hit Muslims near a London mosque say they are "devastated".

Volcanoes 'triggered dawn of dinosaurs'

A million-year-long period of volcanic activity led to the rise of the dinosaurs, a study suggests.

The most expensive election in US history

More than $40m (£31m) is expected to be spent on a congressional race in the state of Georgia.

Real president yet to speak to Ronaldo about future

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez says he will speak to Cristiano Ronaldo about his future after the Confederations Cup.

England U21s come from behind to claim vital win

England are one win away from a place in the European Under-21 Championship semi-finals after coming from behind to beat Slovakia.

'Lions midweek team must deliver against Chiefs'

The Lions face the Chiefs on Tuesday and, while Warren Gatland is protecting his Test 23, the coach says players can still force their way into his plans.

Otto Warmbier death: Trump blames 'brutal' North Korea

Urine used to charge smartphone

Brexit: Obstacles facing UK and EU negotiators

Inmates flee via tiny Bali tunnel

How Helen Fawkes filled her years with life

The BBC's Helen Fawkes died last week from ovarian cancer, 16 years after her first diagnosis, but a "list for living" meant she never stopped having fun.

Brexit negotiations: Barnier rules out 'concessions'

EU negotiator Michel Barnier says there will be "consequences" from Brexit as negotiations begin.

Rolls-Royce boss warns against a 'hard Brexit'

The boss of Rolls-Royce says the government must minimise the impact of leaving the EU on business.

Personal details of nearly 200 million US citizens exposed

Sensitive personal details were available on a cloud server to anyone with the correct link.

Euro MPs back end-to-end encryption for all citizens

A European Parliament committee supports the use of end-to-end encryption and a ban on backdoors.

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