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Republican Karen Handel seals victory in key Georgia vote

Victory in a closely fought congressional election in Atlanta deals a blow to the Democrats.

Suspected suicide bomber shot at Brussels railway station

The man reportedly wore a bomb vest and is said to have set off a blast at Brussels Central Station.

Nazi artefacts seized in raid on home in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Crafted objects, including a bust of Hitler, are found during a raid on a home in Buenos Aires.

Venezuelan president sacks military top brass amid abuses

President Maduro replaces four commanders amid public outrage over violence against protesters.

Film star Daniel Day-Lewis retires from acting

The Oscar-winning star will "no longer be working as an actor", his US agent confirms.

Murray knocked out of Queen's by world number 90

Defending champion Andy Murray is knocked out of the Aegon Championships in the first round on a day of shocks at Queen's Club.

Blemish-free Daly edges battle for Lions place - Guscott

A combination of versatility, ability and rivals' errors puts Elliot Daly ahead for Test squad selection, says Lions great Jeremy Guscott.

India coach Kumble steps down after rift with captain Kohli

Anil Kumble has stepped down from his role as India head coach, stating his partnership with captain Virat Kohli was "untenable".

Costa Rica's President Luis Guillermo Solís swallows wasp.

A new refugee 'every three seconds'

Otto Warmbier death: Trump blames 'brutal' North Korea

Urine used to charge smartphone

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.

China shares get long-sought MSCI index listing

The long-sought move is a boost for Beijing as it tries to open up its financial markets.

Ford to move US production of Focus to China

The move comes despite pressure from Donald Trump on carmakers to keep manufacturing jobs in the US.

South Korean firm's 'record' ransom payment

Nayana negotiated with hackers who had initially asked for $4.4m to unlock malware-frozen machines.

Netflix lets children call TV shots

The online streaming service is launching programmes whose plots can be determined by their viewers.

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