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2017-11-10

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Sport

Sweden beat Italy 1-0 in World Cup play-off first leg

It means Italy are in danger of failing to qualify for the first time since 1958

Yemen

Yemen's unfathomable famine

More than 2 million children in the war-torn country are malnourished, and almost 400,000 of them are so skeletal they require treatment to stay alive.

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Sport

World Cup qualifiers: Republic of Ireland head to Copenhagen for first leg showdown with Denmark

Ireland are without two midfielders who will be needed to stop Danish playmaker Christian Eriksen.

Lebanon

UN warns any Lebanese conflict could have devastating consequences

Secretary General Antonio Gutteres joins voices calling for calm as crisis deepens since al-Hariri resignation.

Destinations

Your next holiday destination should be one of these

We went to the World Travel Market to find out the best places to go on holiday.

France

France: injuries as car driven into students near Toulouse

French police have arrested a man who drove his car into pedestrians in Blagnac, near Toulouse; three people injured.

World News

International concern over Middle East tensions

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said he has serious concerns over escalating tensions between Saudi Arabia and Lebanon

World News

What is all-American diner Trump eating on his Asia tour?

Trump is widely known to opt for hamburgers, well-done steak and meatloaf - all with a side of ketchup - over more exotic cuisines.

Sport

Moto GP: Marquez on track for fourth world title

The Spanish championship leader is 21 points clear at the top of table and will have to finish inside the top 12 to secure victory.

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Brexit clock ticking for UK

Cinema

Louis C.K.'s film axed after sexual misconduct claims

The US comedy star has admitted masturbating in front of female colleagues and expressed remorse for his actions.

Syria

A chemical attack, now starvation: siege chokes Damascus suburbs

The UN says at least 1,200 children suffer from malnutrition in rebel-held eastern Ghouta, under siege by government forces since 2013.

Spain

Trading politics for freedom? Catalonia's ousted Parliament Speaker released on bail

Freedom comes at a cost for ousted Catalan Parliament Speaker, Carme Forcadell.

Sport

High-tech ball launched for 2018 World Cup

Honouring the world cup's first-ever black and white design "Telstar 18" has interactive chip putting the ball in your phone.

USA

Russian cyber meddling 'deflected scandalous news about Trump' - AP

Russian cyber meddling 'actively distracted attention' away from critical online media about Donald Trump, AP finds.

Germany

A joint effort: investors help businessman set up marijuana research lab in Cold War bunker

Christoph Rossner hopes to use the bunker's unique facilities to conduct research into cannabis' medical applications.

India

Delhi air pollution hits danger levels

India's capital now suffering annual "smog-outs" as construction and car boom adds dust to fumes and smoke.

Lebanon

Lebanese political crisis: the background

With Lebanon drawn into the conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia, here is a look at some of the regional issues which have fed the crisis.

Canada

Naked individuals charged with kidnap in Canada had drunk 'trippy tea'

A relative said they were "salt of the earth" people and put the shocking turn of events down to them unknowingly drinking "trippy tea" bought in India.

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Violence erupts at Trump Manilla rally

Fighting broke out as left-wing activists against Donald Trump clashed with police at US embassy in Manilla