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Weird West Review
In this alternate universe, the West was won by trying a bunch of ideas so crazy they just might work… and if they don’t, hitting the quick-load button to revert to an earlier save and trying something even crazier until you pull it off. Thanks to that freedom to experiment with its world as you explore, Weird West is one of those games that feels like a stealth and combat playground even as it tells five mostly serious, well-written stories with interesting decisions throughout and a thoughtful conclusion. And with so much ground to cover and replayability to investigate, it’s well worth putting up with some quirks and underwhelming loot. What ties Weird West’s plot together is a group of shadowy figures using a magical brand to force your character’s consciousness into the bodies of various unsuspecting people. It’s a clever play on the way so many games have us take control of a character who already exists in that world but still need to bring us up to speed on their identity: h...
Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader – How Did it Take This Long to Get a Warhammer CRPG?
It’s truly bizarre that across the nearly 30 years of Warhammer video games, we haven’t had a single one that attempted to channel the tabletop Warhammer experience by utilizing the genre that feels best suited to do so: CRPGs. But that’s all about to change, as Pathfinder developer Owlcats has been cooking up something to fill this void. During an extensive hands-off demo of Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, I checked out its extremely chunky turn-based combat system, drowned in its plethora of dialogue options and social skill checks, and nodded approvingly at its lovingly faithful depiction of Warhammer’s morbid universe. While it’s still very early, so far this CRPG is shaping up to be everything I’ve wanted from a Warhammer video game. If you’ve ever played (or even glanced at) a game of Warhammer 40K, then you probably know it’s designed for a hyper-specific kind of nerd who loves calculations, large-scale drama, and an incredibly detailed world one could easily get lost in. Warham...
Swedish election: Vote held amid anti-immigration surge
The poll comes amid a rise in anti-immigration sentiment and waning support for mainstream parties.
US Open 2018: Serena Williams accuses umpire of sexism after meltdown in final
Serena Williams says she was not cheating in the US Open final and accuses the umpire of sexism in docking her a game.
Sergei Skripal and the Russian disinformation game
Analysts say Russia is waging an information war against the news. What does a typical case look like?
The night I met a troll in Stockholm
Ahead of Sweden's elections, Gabriel Gatehouse has an unsettling encounter straight out of Nordic mythology.
US trade wars: The farmers who trust Trump, but not without worries
Support for the president is still strong in the US farming heartland, but there are concerns too.
Argentina - the crisis in six charts
Fears grow that the economic crisis in Argentina could spread - but what's behind the problems?
Why Nigeria's women get a 50% election discount
The country's main parties charge male presidential hopefuls tens of thousands of dollars for nomination papers.
Osaka wins as Williams calls umpire 'thief'
Naomi Osaka wins the US Open after an angry Serena Williams accuses the umpire of being a "thief" in some of the most dramatic scenes at a Grand Slam final.
North Korea to stage military parade and mass games
Marking 70 years since North Korea was founded, these will be the first such spectacle in five years.
Catholic Faithful Demand Change After Sex Abuse Scandals
The day after a grand jury report revealed that Roman Catholic clergy in Pennsylvania molested more than 1,000 children over decades, Adrienne Alexander went to Mass at a Chicago church and waited for the priest to say something about the situation.
Greek riot police fire tear gas at Macedonia name protesters
Tear gas is fired at demonstrators protesting against a deal reached over the naming of Macedonia.
Syria war: Idlib rebels targeted by 'fiercest raids in weeks'
The government and Russia step up strikes in Idlib, the last major rebel stronghold in the country.
Sprinter Johnson has 'mini-stroke'
Four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson says he is recovering at home after suffering a "mini-stroke".
Mac Miller: Stars pay tribute to US rapper 'found dead' aged 26
Fellow rappers and singers lead tributes to the artist who died at his home of an apparent overdose.
Climate change: Protests held ahead of California summit
Activists rally around the world ahead of a summit on global warming in California next week.
Pope Tells Bishops to Fight Abuse, Culture Behind It
Pope Francis told newly ordained bishops Saturday that they must reject all forms of abuse and work in communion to fight the clerical culture that has fueled the sex abuse and cover-up scandal rocking his papacy.
Cardi B and Nicki Minaj in New York scuffle
A simmering feud between Cardi B and Nicki Minaj comes to blows at a New York Fashion Week party.
US Postal Service issues commemorative John Lennon stamp
A commemorative stamp has been issued by the US Postal Service to celebrate the Beatles' legacy.
Egypt sentences hundreds over 2013 pro-Morsi protests
Egypt has delivered verdicts for more than 700 people in a mass trial, confirming 75 death sentences.
Swedish election: PM says voting for anti-immigration SD is 'dangerous'
It is the final day of an election campaign that has seen a surge in support for far right.
Five things about Brazil's right-wing presidential candidate
Jair Bolsonaro, the front-runner in Brazil's presidential election, was stabbed at a campaign rally.
Cardi B leaves Nicki Minaj scuffle with bump above eye
The two rappers came to blows at New York Fashion week, after their ongoing feud escalated.
Mac Miller death: 'This is too much'
His friend, rapper Pittsburgh Slim, was among those paying tribute to the musician.
The ways Barack Obama slammed Donald Trump
Nazis, demagogues and conspiracy theories - three lines of attack by one president against another.
Testing out natural aphrodisiacs in Ghana
Natural aphrodisiacs for sale in Ghana - but what's in them?
Libya violence: The human cost of Tripoli unrest
The impact of recent fighting has had a devastating impact on communities in the Libyan capital.
Cardi B and Nicki Minaj feud turns physical at New York party
The famous rap stars scuffled at New York Fashion Week over alleged comments about Cardi B's baby.
Alibaba's Jack Ma 'to step down and focus on philanthropy'
The Chinese tycoon says he will resign as chairman on Monday to focus on philanthropy in education.
Paramedic says Nikolai Glushkov believed he was poisoned
Kremlin critic Nikolai Glushkov told a paramedic in 2013 he thought two Russians had poisoned him.
Syria war: 'Russian strikes' target Idlib as offensive looms
The air raids came as Russia's president dismissed Turkey's calls for a ceasefire in northern Syria.
The Indian activist jailed for being gay
Arif Jafar was jailed for 47 days under the colonial-era law that has now been struck down.
Apple v Amazon: Battle of the titans
Apple and Amazon have seen their market value top $1tn, but will their growth continue to accelerate?
International Community Urges Iran to Halt 'Imminent' Executions of Three Kurdish Men
The United Nations is calling on Iran to halt the violent executions of three Kurdish men on September 8.
Mac Miller: US rapper 'found dead at home' aged 26
Reports say the artist was found dead at his home in California after an apparent overdose.
Could Nasa's James Webb Space Telescope detect alien life?
It's come close to cancellation several times, but could the successor to the Hubble telescope make the greatest ever discovery?
North Korea: Six months' training for 10 minutes on parade
Dazzling displays of discipline require months of practice and loyalty to the Kim dynasty.
George Papadopoulos: Ex-Trump advisor jailed in Russia inquiry
Ex-Trump aide George Papadopoulos is jailed for 14 days for lying to the FBI in the Russia inquiry.
Avtandil Khurtsidze: Former boxing champion jailed for 10 years
Avtandil Khurtsidze acted as the "chief enforcer" for an elite Soviet criminal enterprise in the US.
'It's the day when I can remove my mask'
Party time in India after a court ruling which means gay sex is no longer a crime.
Spain parishioner botches Jesus and Mary statue restoration
A parishioner at an Asturias chapel paints the robe on a 15th Century statue of Jesus bright green.
Bloodbath Expected as Russia, Iran, Syria, Turkey Unite for Final Showdown in Idlib
Syria, with help from Russia, Iran, and Turkey, has waged a brutal campaign over the past two years to recapture territory once held by the rebels. Idlib is the final stand, and the fall of the city would effectively mean the end of Syria's brutal civil war.
Russia 'tried to spy on France in space' - French minister
France says a Russian spy satellite got close to a French military satellite to tap its signals.
Obama attacks 'crazy stuff' from Trump White House
The former president urges "a restoration of honesty and decency and lawfulness in our government".
Trump urges inquiry into anonymous New York Times editorial
He said the attorney general should investigate "because I really believe it's national security".
Brazilian politician stabbed at rally
The front-runner in Brazil's presidential election is hospitalised after being attacked.
Giant barrier to clear Pacific plastic
The ambitious project aims to tackle a collection of waste known as the Great Garbage Patch.
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Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro 'lost 40% of blood in stabbing'
Presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro was stabbed in the intestines while campaigning on Thursday.
US wage growth hits nine-year high
The pick-up in wage growth strengthens expectations that US interest rates will rise later this month.
Texas officer kills man in flat she mistakes for her own
The off-duty officer in Dallas, Texas who killed a 26-year-old man in a flat is under investigation.
Tesla shares sink after key executives exit
The resignations come hours after the firm's chief executive Elon Musk smoked marijuana live on the web.
Basra protests: Rioters attack Iran consulate
Demonstrators are angry over government corruption and a lack of basic public services.
Kristina Vogel 'can't walk any more' after injuring spine during crash
Olympic champion Kristina Vogel says she "can't walk any more" after sustaining a serious spinal injury in a crash in June.
Avril Lavigne says she 'accepted death'
When writing her new song the singer says she had "accepted death", after contracting Lyme disease in 2014.
Geoffrey Owens: 'Job-shamed' Cosby Show star lands TV role
Geoffrey Owens has taken Tyler Perry up on his offer of a role in 10 episodes of his TV drama.
Novichok suspects: Russian TV reaction
Kremlin-controlled TV responded sarcastically to the naming of the men wanted for the Salisbury poisonings.
Barcelona blocks tiny 'haibu' living pods
The firm behind the 2.4 sq m (25.8 sq ft) pods says 500 people are interested in renting one.
Tajik mosques repair Lenin statue
Muslim preachers in Tajikistan have funded repairs to a statue of Lenin.
Nigeria takes on Africa's mobile phone giant MTN
The telecommunications giant was hit with a multi-billion dollar tax bill by Nigerian regulators.
Burt Reynolds turned down James Bond - and 10 other stars who rejected great roles
Reynolds said that, in hindsight, he regretted passing up the chances to play Bond and Han Solo.
Syria war: Iran, Russia and Turkey meet to discuss Idlib
A humanitarian disaster and use of chemical weapons are feared if an offensive on rebels begins.
Protests as Moldova 'deports Turkish teachers'
Amnesty International says Moldova handed over seven school staff - alleged dissidents - to Turkey.
Ethiopian engineer Simegnew Bekele 'took his own life'
Simegnew Bekele's death sparked a huge outcry in July as some suspected that he had been murdered.
South Africa engineer Manglin Pillay sacked after sexism furore
Manglin Pillay wrote that few women take up engineering because they are "more predisposed to caring".
Elon Musk smokes marijuana live on web show
The tech entrepreneur was offered a joint by a podcast host during filming.
In pictures: Fresh protests rock Basra in Iraq
Demonstrators set fire to key local buildings in unrest that has killed seven protesters this week.
Finnish travellers warned about flawed passports
Finnish police warn flawed watermarks can cause passport problems.
How Idlib may change Trump's Syria strategy
The US president may be shifting policy on Syria, writes the BBC's Barbara Plett Usher.
Japan's Osaka makes history at US Open
Naomi Osaka becomes the first Japanese woman to reach a Grand Slam final after beating Madison Keys in the US Open semi-finals.
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Syria war: US 'has seen evidence' chemical weapons being prepared
A senior diplomat says there is "lots of evidence" chemical weapons are being readied for use in Idlib.
Fears grow for Japan quake survivors as death toll rises
Rescuers are racing against the clock to find survivors in the rubble as the death toll rises to 16.
Cheryl Grimmer: Man denies murder of toddler in 48-year mystery
Three-year-old Cheryl Grimmer had just moved to Australia from the UK when she disappeared.
Israeli teen 'dies in fall at Yosemite while taking selfie'
The teenager was taking a selfie when he slipped and fell to his death, Israeli media report.
Mychal Kendricks: Super Bowl winner facing up to 25 years in jail
Super Bowl-winner Mychal Kendricks faces up to 25 years in prison after pleading guilty to charges of insider trading.
Belgian weather presenter: I've had enough of racist insults
Belgian weather presenter Cécile Djunga goes public with the racist insults she has received.
Burt Reynolds: The highs and lows of the Hollywood star's career
The Hollywood heartthrob cut his teeth in Westerns, but his acting career wasn't always a smooth ride.
Swedish teen's sit-in climate protest
This 15-year-old girl is raising awareness of climate issues at the Swedish parliament.
Serbia and Kosovo are talking about border change
Some say splitting the borders along ethnic lines could spark future tensions.
Is Idlib set to end Syrian war?
Syria and its ally Russia are gearing up for an all-out assault on the rebel-held province of Idlib.
100 Women: The truth behind the 'bra-burning' feminists
Protesting outside Miss America 1968, women threw mops, make-up and bras into a "Freedom Trash Can" - but never set them alight.
Japan's push to resume whaling for profit
Japan is trying to convince the world the time has come to make commercial whaling legal again.
Religious Australian Parents Turn to Home Schooling to Fight Religious Discrimination
Religious parents in Australia are pulling their children out of school and resorting to home schooling to avoid the increasingly hostile environment towards religious values on campus.
The Amazing Story of Izzy Ezagui, The World's Only One-Armed Special Forces Sharpshooter
IDF soldier Izzy Ezagui lost his left arm above the elbow in a mortar attack in 2009. After months of recovery, Izzy rejoined the IDF, becoming the world's only one-armed Special Forces Sharpshooter.
Twitter bans Alex Jones and Infowars for abusive behaviour
Twitter follows other tech giants in banning the conspiracy theorist for "abusive behaviour".
Mexico violence: Remains of 166 found in Veracruz mass grave
The gruesome discovery was made in Veracruz state which has suffered years of drug-related violence.
UK and Russia trade blows at the UN
The attack on Sergei and Yulia Skripal was discussed at the UN Security Council.
Russia's military intelligence service have been connected to the Salisbury attacks
The Russian Federation's military intelligence service have been connected to the Salisbury Novichok poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal.
Oscars postpone plans for new popular film category
The new award, which could have recognised box office hits like Black Panther, drew industry criticism.
State data to be used to limit child gamers in China
China's net giant Tencent is introducing a real-name registration system for one of its popular games.
What it means to be gay in rural India
Gay sex is now legal in India but attitudes in rural areas could take years to change.
What babies' nappies tell us about Iran's economic woes
The soaring cost of nappies is the latest consequence of renewed US sanctions.
Ida Lewis: Lighthouse heroine gets Arlington honour
A 19th Century lighthouse keeper is the first woman to have a road named after her at the cemetery.
Burt Reynolds: Hollywood star dies, 82
He starred in Deliverance, Smokey and the Bandit, Boogie Nights and The Cannonball Run.
Brazil politician Jair Bolsonaro stabbed in street
Controversial presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro was attacked in the street while campaigning.
Basra protests: Iraq government buildings torched in new unrest
Demonstrators are angry over government corruption and a lack of basic public services.
EU: 'Positive elements' in UK Brexit plan
The upbeat assessment comes after claims Michel Barnier called the UK plan "dead in the water".
Officer Tasers girl, 11, for shoplifting
A report finds the officer used excessive force when he Tasered an 11-year-old accused of shoplifting.
Obituary: Burt Reynolds, an enduring Hollywood star
One of Hollywood's most enduring actors who could move effortlessly from comedy to drama.
Genoa bridge collapse: Italian prosecutors investigate 20 people
Prosecutors are considering charges of involuntary manslaughter over the disaster in Genoa, Italy.
Brett Kavanaugh: Supreme Court pick 'questioned abortion ruling'
Emails suggest Brett Kavanaugh questioned whether a ruling legalising abortion was "settled law".
Uganda's Bobi Wine: We must win fight for freedom or die trying
Uganda's pop star MP speaks to BBC Africa from the US, where he has been receiving medical treatment.
World leaders back UK Novichok allegations
Western countries agree the Russian government "almost certainly" approved the Salisbury poisoning.
Boston police captain's son jailed for IS terror plot
Alexander Ciccolo, 26, was preparing an attack on a US university using improvised explosives and guns.
Anger as Italy arrests Tunisian fishermen 'rescuing migrants'
Italy accuses six Tunisians of smuggling migrants, but supporters say they helped a boat in distress.
Egyptian 'harasser' stripped by crowd
The minibus driver was accused of sexual harassment, but he might have been the victim of a set-up.
NYT Trump column: Linguistic clues to White House insider?
How the White House insider who wrote for the New York Times may have given themselves away (or not).
Mike Pence denies he wrote 'gutless' anonymous editorial
The vice-president rejects speculation that he was behind a scathing editorial criticising Mr Trump.
Starbucks opens first outlet in Italy
The US chain has decided it will need more than a latte to impress Italians.
British navy's HMS Albion warned over South China Sea 'provocation'
China said HMS Albion had "violated Chinese law" by entering disputed waters in the South China Sea.
'Twitter mining' for ants, spiders and birds
Scientists show how searching social media messages can reveal useful data on animal behaviour.
Kenya to deport Chinese man over 'racist rant'
Liu Jiaqi is to be deported after calling all Kenyans, including President Uhuru Kenyatta, monkeys.
Russia evacuates children as Crimea town 'coated in rust'
A titanium plant is blamed for sulphur dioxide polluting the town of Armyansk.
Cécile Djunga: Belgian forecaster hits out at race insults
Cécile Djunga's revelations of a year of racist comments go viral after she says she has had enough.
Deadly Japan quake triggers landslides
At least eight people have been killed following the earthquake on the island of Hokkaido.
India gay sex ruling: Celebrations after court makes gay sex legal
One man says "I'm finally glad I can say I'm not a criminal in this country anymore".
The Simpsons producer reveals big mistake from the show
Matt Selman tweeted that Maggie's photo is on the wall when Marge reveals she's pregnant with her.
South Sudan soldiers jailed for raping aid workers
The judgement was delivered in a military courtroom packed with diplomats, aid workers and officials.
US woman jailed for smuggling cocaine in high heels
Denise Woodrum had argued that she was duped into drug smuggling by a fake internet suitor.
Emirates airline: Flu suspected after illness on Dubai flight
New York health officials await test results after 10 passengers travelling from Dubai are hospitalised.
North Korea's Kim Jong-un says faith in Trump 'unchanged'
North Korea's leader renews his denuclearisation pledge after US complaints of a lack of progress.
Twitter: Algorithms were not always impartial
Jack Dorsey denies censoring conservative voices but accepts the company "made mistakes".
Burberry stops burning unsold goods and using real fur
Burberry destroyed unsold clothes, accessories and perfume worth £28.6m in 2017 to protect its brand.
Myanmar's jailed reporters and Suu Kyi's silence
Once a champion of the free press, Myanmar's de facto leader was silent as two reporters went to jail.
Roy Moore sues Sacha Baron Cohen for defamation over TV stunt
The former US Senate candidate says he was libelled in an episode of the Who Is America? show.
Dozens missing after strong Japan earthquake and mudslides
Days after a typhoon lashed Japan's west, the country's north is hit by another natural disaster.
Julie Bishop: Australia MP says parliament behaviour 'appalling'
Behaviour in parliament would not be acceptable "in any other workplace", ex-minister Julie Bishop says.
N.Korea Media: Kim Vows Nuclear-Free Korea Amid Standoff
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reaffirmed his commitment to a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula amid a growing standoff with the United States, his state-controlled media reported Thursday after a South Korean delegation met him to set up an inter-Korean summit.
India's top court to deliver landmark gay sex ruling
The country's top court will decide if gay sex should remain a criminal offence.
Powerful Quake Hits Northern Japan, at Least 20 Injured
A powerful earthquake hit wide areas on Japan’s northernmost main island of Hokkaido early Thursday, triggering landslides as well as causing the loss of power at nearly all of 3 million households and a nuclear power plant to go on a backup generator.
Brett Kavanaugh, Supreme Court nominee, sidesteps subpoena question
Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh said he would not be drawn on a hypothetical question.
Japan's Osaka and Nishikori reach semis
Kei Nishikori overcomes seventh seed Marin Cilic in a gruelling five-set match to reach the US Open semi-finals.
Finally released after four years of captivity under Islamic State
Ghazal's family raised thousands of dollars to get her and her children released.
Disabled mother Miriam: My five-year-old son is my arms
Kenyan Miriam Wariwa was born without arms, so her five-year-old son Samuel helps her with her daily tasks.
Student and salesman turn out for Denmark
Denmark field a student, a salesman and an internet star for a 3-0 defeat by Slovakia - with senior players unavailable amid a commercial dispute.
US 2018 mid-terms in charts: Should Donald Trump be worried?
Donald Trump won't be on the ballot when Americans go to the polls on 6 November, but the elections will shape the rest of his presidency.
Scallop row: French fishermen wary of UK deal
French seamen say they will fight on if the British boats return to their fishing grounds before October.
Kosovo-Serbia talks: Why land swap could bridge divide
The Kosovo-Serbia plan divides opinion. Is it a historic moment or a proposal that would mean war?
Can India work with 'unpredictable' Trump?
India's deals with Russia and Iran are likely to dominate talks with US officials in Delhi.
Paraguay and Israel in spat over Jerusalem embassy
Paraguay's president says he will move its embassy back to Tel Aviv from Jerusalem, angering Israel.
Mistrial declared in Blackwater guard's Iraqi murder case
Nicholas Slatten faced a retrial for a murder charge over the 2007 Baghdad shooting that killed 14 civilians.
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Donald Trump denies discussing assassination of Syria's Assad
A new book on Trump's White House says he ordered the assassination of Bashar al-Assad.
Aquatic Florida fugitive begs for help after swallowing algae
A Florida suspect was trying to swim from police when he swallowed toxic algae and begged for help.
Khan al-Ahmar: Israel court approves demolition of Bedouin village
Judges reject appeals against razing the Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar in the occupied West Bank.
Afghanistan conflict: Bombers kill 20 at Kabul sports club
Two local journalists are among the dead after a double suicide attack in a Shia Muslim area.
Over $400,000 raised online for US homeless man 'gone'
The couple behind the online campaign have been ordered to testify about what happened to the money.
Jordan Belliveau: Mother arrested for missing son's murder
Jordan Belliveau's mother admitted hitting the toddler and leaving to die in woods, police say.
Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop pays $145,000 in vaginal egg lawsuit
The lifestyle website can no longer make health claims about its products without reliable evidence.
Timothy Piazza: Penn State victim's parents settle with Beta Theta Pi
Timothy Piazza's family may still proceed with charges against other named defendants.
Colin Kaepernick: Donald Trump criticises Nike after advert, saying NFL is 'hard to watch'
Donald Trump weighs in on Nike's Colin Kaepernick advert, saying he finds the NFL "hard to watch" because of player protests.
Kim Kardashian fights for another prisoner
The reality star and the judge who sentenced Chris Young are working to free him.
Emirates airline: Passengers sick on Dubai-New York flight
A jetliner is quarantined on arrival at JFK airport after passengers complain of feeling ill.
Fukushima nuclear disaster: Japan confirms first worker death from radiation
The death of a worker from lung cancer was linked to radiation exposure after the 2011 disaster.
Sinead McNamara: 'No foul play' in Australian Instagrammer death
It is widely reported that 20-year-old Australian Sinead McNamara took her own life.
David Beckham explains his MLS Miami club's new crest
David Beckham says he wanted "a South American flavour" when creating the new crest for his Miami Major League Soccer team.
Facebook, Twitter grilled on election meddling
The social networks must explain to US Congress how they will prevent election meddling.
Buffalo bottoms prove too much for Iranian TV censors
Writers and directors for Iran's state TV take to the internet to share stories of censorship.
Stunning silhouettes show animals of Africa at sunrise and sunset
Lions, giraffes, elephants, leopards and rhinoceros are illuminated in sunrises and sunsets.
Latin American states to accept Venezuela expired papers
Eleven Latin American countries will let in Venezuelan migrants even if their passports have expired.
Ayana Pressley: African-American woman wins Massachusetts primary
Ayana Pressley will become the first African-American woman to represent Massachusetts in Congress.
Pompeo in Pakistan for 'reset' talks with PM Khan
The US secretary of state's visits amid allegations Islamabad is supporting Afghan militants.
Elon Musk in new rant at Thai cave rescuer
The Tesla founder says UK diver Vernon Unsworth is a "child rapist" without providing evidence.
Amsterdam attack: Jihadist knifeman shot in nine seconds
A man who stabbed two American tourists in Amsterdam was shot moments later, police reveal.
Japan Typhoon Jebi: Kansai airport evacuated
Thousands of people had to be evacuated from Kansai airport after Japan's worst storm in 25 years.
Ayanna Pressley: Democrat reacts to shock primary win
Ayanna Pressley is set to be the first African-American woman to represent Massachusetts in US Congress.
Judy Garland's slippers: Five more items that are still missing
After Judy Garland's ruby-red slippers turned up again, what other precious items remain missing?
Kevin Spacey: LA prosecutors drop sexual assault charge
Prosecutors in LA say the alleged 1992 incident falls outside California's statute of limitations.
Theranos: Scandal hit blood-testing firm to shut
Controversial US blood-testing company Theranos is to formally dissolve and pay off creditors.
The waterslide with virtual reality
Germany's Therme Erding water park is offering virtual reality headsets to riders of its waterslides.
Letter from Africa: Kenya MPs should 'stop telling women what to wear'
Joseph Warungu reflects on the time wasted by male Kenyan lawmakers talking about a dress code.
Donald Trump condemns Bob Woodward book as 'con'
The president says the picture of a White House in chaos is made up of "lies and phony sources".
Lack of exercise puts one in four people at risk, WHO says
About 1.4 billion people face a range of health problems due to physical inactivity, the WHO says.
Ask America: Is now the best time to be young in the US?
President Trump says there's never been a better time to be young and American. This is what young Americans told us.
Typhoon Jebi leaves trail of destruction across Japan
At least nine people have been killed by Jebi, the worst storm to hit Japan in 25 years.
Indian police seek last Nizam's stolen gold lunchbox
The lunchbox belonged to the last king of Hyderabad in India, once the world's richest man.
Uber to block low-rating riders in Australia and New Zealand
The change will affect customers in Australia and New Zealand who have a rating below four stars.
Australian paramedics grant dying man's ice cream wish
The gesture was enjoyed "so much" by the Australian man on his final trip to hospital, relatives say.
The challenge of 'farming the desert' in Australia
The nation is united behind drought-hit farmers, but some query the merits of "special treatment".
Flowerboys and the appeal of 'soft masculinity' in South Korea
South Korea's idea of a good-looking man has changed, and the world is taking notice.
Nationalist vote set to shatter Swedish calm
Sweden's decades-old centrist politics looks set to be shaken up in Sunday's election.
Libya violence: UN says ceasefire agreed
The UN-brokered accord follows a week of fighting in Tripoli that forced thousands to flee their homes.
Emergency on US Gulf Coast as Storm Gordon nears
Tropical Storm Gordon is due to strengthen to a hurricane when it makes landfall late on Tuesday.
Kavanaugh hearing descends into 'mob rule'
A Republican senator says a Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's hearing has dissolved in chaos.
Myanmar: Jailed reporters' wives speak out
The wives of journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have spoken out after their husbands were convicted.
Crazy Rich Asians: 'We want to create a movement'
The cast of the first all-Asian Hollywood film in 25 years say they want people to feel represented.
'I saved his life on our first date'
Many first dates end in a kiss, but Andi Traynor and Max Montgomery never expected theirs would end with the kiss of life.
Hair transplants: Fighting against my receding hairline
Paul is one of thousands of British men to travel to Turkey this year to have a hair transplant.
Sinister 'Momo' Online Game Linked to Children's Suicides in Colombia
The sick 'Momo' challenge game that continues to sweep across South America, Asia, Mexico, France, Germany and the United States, has claimed the lives of two more children.
Iraq protesters killed in Basra clashes with security forces
Demonstrators are angry about the lack of basic services, including drinking water, and jobs.
Japan couple on 'enduring' the world's oldest marriage
Masao and Miyako Matsumoto are the world's oldest living married couple, with a combined age of 208.
Judy Garland's stolen ruby slippers found after 13 years
The highly valued shoes from the Wizard of Oz were taken from a museum 13 years ago.
Consternation over suggested French grammar change
The suggestion by two Belgian teachers to drop an old grammar rule has led to some debate in France.
Steve Bannon dropped from New Yorker festival after backlash
Donald Trump's former strategist describes the magazine's editor as "gutless" for changing his mind.
Colin Kaepernick: Nike suffers #justburnit backlash over advertising campaign
Critics burn Nike trainers and clothing in protest at Colin Kaepernick's appointment as the face of the brand's new advertising campaign.
Venezuela Vice-President: Migration levels are normal
Vice-President Delcy Rodríguez accuses the UN of exaggerating the number of people leaving Venezuela.
The life of a shark scientist
Marine biologist Melissa Marquez shares a dive on the Great Barrier Reef, and tips for swimming with sharks.
Jose Mourinho 'gets suspended jail sentence' for tax fraud
The Manchester United manager is reported to have reached a plea deal in Spain in a tax fraud case.
People feared trapped after India bridge collapse
Local reports also say one person died after a section of a bridge in Kolkata crashed down.
Cosby actor responds after being 'job-shamed' at Trader Joe's
Geoffrey Owens says he hopes his experience will change how people view the dignity of workers.
Typhoon Jebi: Japan battered by strongest storm in 25 years
Western Japan is being hit by the most powerful typhoon in a quarter of a century.
Syria war: Russia 'resumes Idlib air strikes'
Reports of renewed action come amid expectations of a major assault on the last rebel-held province.
India bombing: Two convicted over Hyderabad twin blasts
Twin blasts killed 42 people in Hyderabad, targeting a restaurant and spectators at a laser show.
Lewinsky in Israel walk-out after Bill Clinton question
She walked off stage in Israel after she was asked about her relationship with President Clinton.
Selmayr report: EU promotion of Juncker aide 'damaged trust'
The EU ombudsman is scathing about Martin Selmayr's rise to lead the bloc's civil service.
Marvel: Author Neil Gaiman backs Ironheart writer Eve Ewing
Neil Gaiman responds to criticism of Eve Ewing's experience writing fiction.
Aretha Franklin's family found eulogy 'distasteful'
A fire and brimstone sermon "did not properly eulogise" the Queen of Soul, her family says.
Mystery kangaroo in Austria still on the loose
Austria often laments being mistaken for Australia - will a recent kangaroo sighting make it worse?
Claire Wineland: Cystic fibrosis activist dies at 21
Claire Wineland made a name for herself writing and speaking about her life with the disease.
Japan hit by strongest typhoon in 25 years
The strongest storm to hit the country in 25 years prompts evacuation orders for a million people.
New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern defends $50,000 flight
An air force plane will make an extra trip so Jacinda Ardern can spend less time away from her baby.
Monopoly proposal: Take a Chance, do not pass Go, marry me
Among the many innovative ways to propose, one man's monopoly board creation has set the bar very high.
Trump attacks Attorney General Sessions over Republican prosecutions
He accuses Attorney General Jeff Sessions of hurting Republicans by prosecuting two representatives.
Brazil museum fire: Funding sought to rebuild collection
National Museum officials in Rio de Janeiro say almost 90% of the collection was destroyed by fire.
Kerala: Flood-hit India state battles rat fever outbreak
Indian officials issue a public health alert as 11 people die of leptospirosis in two days.
Jalaluddin Haqqani, founder of Afghan militant network, dies
Jalaluddin Haqqani, blamed for many high profile attacks, died after a long illness, says the Taliban.
Trump Supreme Court nominee Kanavaugh faces key hearing
Brett Kavanaugh could make the court more conservative if the Senate approves his nomination.
Syria Idlib: Trump warns of 'grave humanitarian mistake'
A "reckless" attack could mean the deaths of hundreds of thousands of civilians, the US leader says.
Kem Sokha: Jailed for standing up to Cambodia's strongman
Kem Sokha could have led the opposition to victory in Cambodia but a year after his arrest, remains in jail.
Tortured and killed: Kashmir's vulnerable policemen
Mohammad Ashraf Dar was gunned down in his home for being a policeman in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Chemnitz protests: Thousands attend free anti-racism concert
Top German bands performed at the concert in Chemnitz, which has seen recent far-right protests.
Colin Kaepernick to be face of new Nike ad campaign
Colin Kaepernick ignited controversy in 2016 when he refused to stand for the US national anthem.
Louvre Abu Dhabi delays unveiling of Leonardo's Salvator Mundi
The work believed to be by Leonardo da Vinci is the world's most expensive painting.
Meeting Spain's illegal migrants
A record number of immigrants have entered Spain illegally this year, but what happens once they arrive?
Brazil museum fire: Drone footage
Footage from the air shows the devastation caused by a huge blaze.
What really happens to Japan's 'recycling' plastic?
Many Japanese people who recycle their household plastic would be shocked to know where it ends up.
US twins celebrate turning 102
Turning 102 is pretty special, but imagine doing it with your twin sister.
Kolya Vasin: Russian fan who gave the Beatles all his loving
The legendary Kolya Vasin made the Beatles a lifetime passion, defying Soviet censors.
Rheinmetall-Denel blast: Eight killed in munitions explosion in South Africa
Firefighters are continuing to search for others who may be trapped at the factory near Cape Town.
Neighbours shows first same-sex TV Australian wedding
The long-running soap is marking marriage equality in the country with its latest episode.
Reuters journalists protest Myanmar Rohingya sentence
The Reuters journalists had been investigating a mass killing of Rohingya men by the military.
Israel expands smoking ban in public places
Israel ramps up its tough restrictions on smoking in public to include previously designated spaces.
Fabled meteorite among treasures at risk from Brazil fire
The National Museum in Rio is home to millions of items but which are the key ones at risk?
Tallest statue in the world takes shape in India
The bronze-clad statue in rural Gujarat will be nearly twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty.
Brazil museum fire: Funding cuts blamed as icon nearly destroyed
The fire wrecked Brazil's main museum and one of the region's largest natural history collections.
Dozens of elephants killed near Botswana wildlife sanctuary
Conservationists found 87 elephant carcasses while conducting a wildlife survey in the country.
China-Africa summit: Xi denies money being spent on vanity projects
China's president announces $60bn (£42bn) in aid and loans to boost development in Africa.
Kuwaiti shop caught sticking googly eyes on fish
Images, including one showing one of the fake eyes slipping off, have been shared on social media.
Pole-dancing at Chinese nursery shocks parents
China's education authority is investigating why a preschool hosted a pole dancer at its welcome ceremony.
‘A Sad Day for All Brazilians’: Firefighters Try to Save Relics as Fire Engulfs 200-Year-Old Rio Museum
A huge fire engulfed Brazil's 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro, lighting up the night sky with towering flames as firefighters and museum workers raced to save historical relics from the blaze.
Germany: Migrant jailed for murdering ex-girlfriend, 15
A failed asylum seeker said to be Afghan gets eight and half years for killing his ex-girlfriend.
LGBT rights: Malaysia women caned for attempting to have lesbian sex
The caning, which took place in a religious court, was witnessed by more than 100 people.
Dutch asylum row: Armenian children 'in hiding' over expulsion
Two Armenian children who have spent most of their lives in the Netherlands are facing deportation.
Orthodox Church split fuels Russia-Ukraine tension
Orthodox leaders are set to recognise the Ukrainian Church's independence from Moscow.
Migrant crisis: Mediterranean crossings deadlier than ever - UNHCR
Traffickers are taking greater risks as Libyan coastguards ramp up surveillance, a UN report says.
Israel public radio apologises for playing Richard Wagner music
The row shows how despised Hitler's favourite composer, a virulent anti-Semite, remains in Israel.
Kevin Hart: Fans kicked out for using mobile phones at gigs
Fans have voiced their fury after being removed from Kevin Hart gigs for using their phones.
Reuters journalists jailed in Myanmar over secrets act
The Reuters journalists were arrested holding official documents about violence against Rohingyas.
Sinead McNamara: Australian influencer dies on Greece yacht
Police are investigating Sinead McNamara's death on board a billionaire's yacht in Greece.
Chinese billionaire briefly arrested in US
Billionaire Liu Qiangdong's company say he was "falsely accused" of sexual misconduct in Minneapolis.
Brazil's 200-year-old national museum hit by huge fire
One of Latin America's largest natural history museums, in Rio de Janeiro, is hit by a huge blaze.
Argentina to outline cuts aimed at stabilising peso
The government is expected to outline cuts in an attempt to mollify global investors and the IMF.
National Museum of Brazil consumed by fire
Firefighters are battling a huge blaze at the National Museum of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro.
U2 tour: Bono says his voice is returning after Berlin show is cancelled
U2's frontman says his vocal issue is not serious after the band was forced to cancel a Berlin show.
Iranian women swim to freedom in Toronto play
A play in Toronto examines the boundaries women in Iran face through the joy of swimming.
High-speed chase that sparked migrant tragedy
The BBC tracked down survivors of a crash involving migrants and a smuggler on the Hungarian border.
What you need to know for the week ahead
Your Monday briefing on the most important stories coming up over the next seven days.
Myanmar Rohingya: How a 'genocide' was investigated
Investigators say a genocide may have been committed in Myanmar. This is how they came to that conclusion.
'I'm Bilal, so please don't call me Billy'
Podcaster Bilal Harry Khan discusses the challenges of growing up with his name in the UK.
India Assam: 'I won't die before I prove my Indian citizenship'
Some 1,000 people are in detention centres in India's Assam state after being declared foreigners.
Should Africa be wary of Chinese debt?
African countries have shown a healthy appetite for Chinese loans but some experts now worry that the continent is gorging on debt, and could soon choke.
The basketball boss who made billions
Self-made billionaire Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, says it was always his aim in life to be wealthy.
Creating start-ups against the odds in Brazil
Brazil has a slow, bureaucratic tech scene - but some entrepreneurs say if you persist, it pays off.
Hundreds escape Libya prison amid deadly clashes in Tripoli
Some 400 detainees force open the doors of a prison near Tripoli as militias battle in the capital.
John McCain funeral: Senator laid to rest at US Naval Academy
The war hero who went on to become a maverick Republican senator is buried after a private ceremony.
Williams through to US Open quarters
Six-time winner Serena Williams returns to the US Open quarter-finals with a 6-0 4-6 6-3 win over Estonia's Kaia Kanepi.
Feels Like Summer: Celeb cameos in Donald Glover's new video
Michelle Obama comforting a crying Kanye West is one of many celeb cameos in Feels Like Summer.
Ukrainian City Remembers Jews on Holocaust Anniversary
The Ukrainian city of Lviv, once a major center of Jewish life in Eastern Europe, is commemorating the 75th anniversary of the annihilation of the city’s Jewish population by Nazi Germany and honoring those working today to preserve what they can of that vanished world.
EU 'strongly opposed' to May Brexit plan
European Union chief negotiator Michel Barnier says the UK cannot "pick pieces" of EU membership.
Seoul to check public toilets daily for hidden cameras
Seoul will step up inspections after more than 6,000 cases of "spy camera porn" last year.
South African mainly white trade union to strike over 'racial exclusion'
The Solidarity Union says a shares scheme restricted to black workers amounts to "racial exclusion".
Russia pension protests: Fresh anti-reform rallies held
Rallies are held in Moscow and other cities, despite recent concessions offered by President Putin.
Babies' remains found dumped in Kolkata
The bodies of 14 babies and foetuses were discovered by workers digging up a plot of land.
U2's Bono cuts short Berlin show after losing voice
The singer told the crowd that it "wasn't right" for him to perform after suffering problems with his voice.
Ukraine crisis: Mass turnout for funeral of Donetsk rebel Zakharchenko
The head of the pro-Russian rebels in Donetsk, Alexander Zakharchenko, died in a bombing on Friday.
Rival protesters return to Germany's streets
German immigration policy was in the spotlight as around 8,000 people gathered in Chemnitz on Saturday..
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Somalia's capital Mogadishu hit by 'huge explosion'
A school was struck in the blast and children are feared dead, local media report.