Call of Duty ‘swatting’ death prankster pleads guilty 
Google accused of ‘trust demolition’ over health app 
US asks London court to hand over two alleged hackers 
Deepfake: BBC newsreader ‘speaks’ languages he can’t 
First 5G cities in UK named by EE Why maternity leave can be lonelier than you imagine
Image copyright Getty Images Maternity leave is often held up as a magical, idyllic time
‘Accidental album’ up for major music prize
By Mark Savage BBC Music reporter Image copyright Xtra Mile RecordingsImage caption Most of the
‘Ex stole my cash to take his new girlfriend to Paris’
Image copyright Caters News Agency Angel Exford shopped her ex to the police after finding
Doctor Who to skip Christmas Day for first time in 13 years
Image caption Jodie Whittaker’s Doctor can currently be seen on Sunday nights The festive edition
‘Cut lamb and beef’ to fight climate change
The number of sheep and cattle in the UK should be reduced by between a
The papers: Big Brexit dilemmas…
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Cameroon conflict: ‘We live in fear in Bamenda’
Image copyright AFP We live in fear and are traumatised by the fighting in Bamenda.
Big Little Lies author Liane Moriarty: Sibling rivalry made me write books
Image copyright Getty ImagesImage caption Left-right: Nicole Kidman, Liane Moriarty, Reese Witherspoon and Big Little
California wildfires: Is Trump right when he blames forest managers?
Image copyright Getty Images President Trump has blamed “poor forest management” in California for the
Fake news in Turkey: Hunting for truth in land of conspiracy
Image caption The BBC’s Mark Lowen has himself been the subject of absurd allegations in
Suneung: The day silence falls over South Korea
Image copyright Getty Images All across South Korea, at exactly 08:40 local time (23:40 GMT
White House aide Mira Ricardel removed after Melania Trump row
Image copyright Getty Images/ ReutersImage caption Mira Ricardel (left) and Melania Trump (right) White House
Deciding where to bury your parents if they were not born in the UK
There are around 900,000 black Africans living in the UK according to the 2011 census.
Will superfast 5G mobile be worth it?
Superfast 5G mobile promises much better download and browsing speeds, the ability to power the
Who should own South Africa’s land?
Twenty five years ago this month South Africa’s leaders agreed an historic constitution that paved
Are these people really a threat to Thai national security?
With more than half the population registered as Facebook users, Thailand has one of the
MiSafes’ child-tracking smartwatches are ‘easy to hack’
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionWATCH: How MiSafes watch can be hacked
Parents spending heavily on mystery toys
Image copyright Getty ImagesImage caption Collectables like this have seen speedy sales growth Parents are
APEC: The summit held on a boat off Papua New Guinea
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Brexit: What does the draft withdrawal agreement reveal?
Image copyright Getty Images The draft withdrawal agreement is all about how the UK leaves
Chechnya uses televised shamings to stop dissent
By Olga Robinson BBC Monitoring Image caption Yakha Beksultanova appears on Grozny TV to apologise
Michael Avenatti ‘arrested for domestic violence’
Image copyright ReutersImage caption Michael Avenatti, right, rose to prominence as lawyer to porn actor
ICC Women’s World Twenty20: Sri Lanka beat Bangladesh to retain semi-final hope
Siriwardene’s innings proved critical for Sri Lanka in St Lucia ICC Women’s World Twenty20, St
Florida recount: Governor Rick Scott ‘will not certify result’
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionThere’s anger on both sides as Florida