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Huge Hong Kong protest against extradition bill
Tens of thousands dressed in white are marching through Hong Kong in its biggest protest in years.
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Huge Hong Kong protest against extradition bill
Tens of thousands dressed in white are marching through Hong Kong in its biggest protest in years.
Australia's biggest meth haul seized from speakers
The drugs were concealed in vacuum-sealed bags hidden in a shipment from Thailand, police say.
US policeman jailed for Australian's murder
Mohamed Noor shot Justine Damond as she approached his car to report a possible rape.
Afghan football boss banned over 'sexual abuse'
Fifa says Keramuudin Karim, the former president of the Afghanistan Football Federation, "sexually abused" various players of the women's national team.
WeChat and the Surveillance State
How one BBC correspondent was locked out of China's top messaging app after posting photos.
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Inside the city liberated from militants
The Philippine city of Marawi was liberated from IS-linked militants in 2017, but rebuilding has been a long, slow process.
Piece of smelly fruit fetches nearly $50,000
A piece of luxury durian fruit sells for a whopping $48,000 at a charity auction in Thailand.
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Huge Hong Kong protest against extradition bill
Tens of thousands dressed in white are marching through Hong Kong in its biggest protest in years.
Australia's biggest meth haul seized from speakers
The drugs were concealed in vacuum-sealed bags hidden in a shipment from Thailand, police say.
US policeman jailed for Australian's murder
Mohamed Noor shot Justine Damond as she approached his car to report a possible rape.
Afghan football boss banned over 'sexual abuse'
Fifa says Keramuudin Karim, the former president of the Afghanistan Football Federation, "sexually abused" various players of the women's national team.
WeChat and the Surveillance State
How one BBC correspondent was locked out of China's top messaging app after posting photos.
Video 3 minutes 23 seconds
Inside the city liberated from militants
The Philippine city of Marawi was liberated from IS-linked militants in 2017, but rebuilding has been a long, slow process.
Piece of smelly fruit fetches nearly $50,000
A piece of luxury durian fruit sells for a whopping $48,000 at a charity auction in Thailand.
Australia's biggest meth haul seized from speakers
The drugs were concealed in vacuum-sealed bags hidden in a shipment from Thailand, police say.
US policeman jailed for Australian's murder
Mohamed Noor shot Justine Damond as she approached his car to report a possible rape.
Afghan football boss banned over 'sexual abuse'
Fifa says Keramuudin Karim, the former president of the Afghanistan Football Federation, "sexually abused" various players of the women's national team.
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