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Title : One last hit
The BBC's Jonathan Head explores the Philippines' dark
underbelly of police raids, dealers and assassins through
the story of one woman trapped in a chilling predicament.
Title : Darayya siege: Residents and fighters ready to evacuate
Syrian town
Civilians and rebel fighters are expected to begin
evacuating from the Syrian town of Darayya under a deal
to end a government siege begun in 2012.
Title : Italy quake: Emergency declared as hopes for more survivors
fade
Italy declares a state of emergency in the regions
worst hit by Wednesday's earthquake, in which at least
268 people died, as hopes fade of finding survivors.
Title : Czech hiker describes 'harrowing' 30-day ordeal in NZ
A Czech hiker who went missing a month ago in the snowy
mountains of New Zealand describes the "harrowing"
30-day ordeal in which her partner died.
Title : Bolivia minister killed by protesting miners
Bolivian authorities say the deputy interior minister
has been kidnapped and killed by striking miners.
Title : Turkey PKK conflict: Cizre bomb kills 11 policemen
A car bomb explodes hits a police checkpoint in Cizre,
south-east Turkey, killing 11 policemen and wounding 78,
reports say.
Title : Stanford sexual assault: Judge to stop hearing criminal cases
A judge criticised for giving a short jail term to a
Stanford University student over sexual assault is to
stop hearing criminal cases.
Title : Zimbabwe anti-Mugabe protest: Police fire tear gas
Police in Zimbabwe fire tear gas and water cannon at
opposition supporters gathered for a protest march in
the capital Harare.
Title : Concerns raised over teenage pregnancy 'magic dolls'
Teenage pregnancy prevention programmes which use 'magic
dolls' to simulate the needs of a new baby do not work,
according to a study in The Lancet.
Title : Apple tackles iPhone one-tap spyware flaws
Three flaws in Apple's iOS operating system are found
that meant spyware could be installed with a single tap.
Title : Brazil police charge Lochte over robbery claim
Brazil police charge US swimmer Ryan Lochte with making
a false statement about being robbed at gunpoint during
the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Title : Top South Korea executive found dead
The vice chairman of South Korea's Lotte conglomerate
is found dead just hours before being questioned over
corruption allegations.
Title : US authorities investigate cyber-attack against Ghostbusters
actress Leslie Jones
The Department of Homeland Security says it's looking
into a cyber-attack on Leslie Jones' website and
iCloud account.
Title : Drone footage reveals quake destruction
Drone footage shows extent of Italy quake destruction
in Pescara del Tronto
Title : Syria chemical attack: Family recounts 2013 horrors
The BBC's Quentin Sommerville speaks to the surviving
members of a family caught up in Ghouta's 2013 chemical
attack which left hundreds of Syrians dead.
Title : Inside Manila's drug war: Female assassin's story
A violent crackdown on illegal drugs in the Philippines
has left more than 1,900 people dead. The BBC spoke to
two people in the middle of the drug war.
Title : Why India's two medal Olympic success is significant
The world's second most populous nation sent more than
a hundred athletes to the Games but only two of them
won medals, a silver and a bronze.
Title : UN envoy: How the world failed Syria
The UN's humanitarian envoy to Syria says people could
have been spared the brutality of the past five years.
Title : Hiker describes 30-day ordeal lost in NZ mountains
Czech hiker, Pavlina Pizova, who went missing a month
ago in the snowy mountains of New Zealand has described
the "harrowing" ordeal in which her partner died.
Title : Meet Egypt's first female bodyguard
In Egypt, Hind Wajih Othman has entered a profession
usually perceived as male-dominated, qualifying as the
country's first female bodyguard.
Title : Exclusive footage shows retaken IS stronghold Jarablus
Exclusive footage shows the offensive in which Syrian
rebels, backed by Turkey, retook the border town of
Jarablus from so-called Islamic State.
Title : Amber Heard and Johnny Depp row over divorce donations
Amber Heard demands that Johnny Depp double the
amount that is paid to charity following their divorce
settlement.
Title : Netflix jokes about N Korean imitator Manbang in Twitter bio
Netflix US takes a light-hearted swipe at North Korea's
recent venture into the video-streaming industry,
in its Twitter biography.
Title : Mehrnoush Pourziaiee: When child rescuers die too
The White Helmets save Syrians from death. What happens
when they die, too?
Title : How is Nepal investigating civil war crimes?
The two commissions set up to investigate crimes
committed during Nepal's civil war have received nearly
57,000 submissions but many victims are sceptical about
getting justice.
Title : Six ways to close the gender pay gap
What are some of the steps that could be taken to narrow
the pay gap between men and women?
Title : Myanmar earthquake
Scores of historic sites in Bagan - some there since the
10th Century - were badly damaged by the 6.8-magnitude
earthquake that struck central Myanmar on Wednesday.
Title : Aiming for the skies
Amateur rocket enthusiasts have gathered in Scotland
to mark 30 years of aiming for the skies.
Title : Valleys and harbours
A selection of your pictures from around Wales.
Title : Rio 2016 closing ceremony
In pictures: The best and most bizarre moments of the
Rio 2016 closing ceremony
Title : Summer in Snowdonia
Hyfrydwch un o'n Parciau Cenedlaethol trwy lens y
ffotograffydd Dafydd Em // Snowdonia National Park in
summer through the lens of photographer Dafydd Em
Title : Thierry Henry: Former France striker named as an assistant
manager of Belgium
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez says former Arsenal,
Barcelona and France striker Thierry will be one of
his assistants.
Title : Champions League: Europe's top four leagues to each get
four group-stage spots
Europe's top four domestic leagues are to be guaranteed
four places each in the group stages of the Champions
League from 2018-19.
Title : Shkodran Mustafi and Lucas Perez to have Arsenal medicals
Germany defender Shkodran Mustafi and Spanish striker
Lucas Perez will have medicals at Arsenal on Friday.
Title : Endurance test
The BBC looks at the future of Ethiopian silver medallist
Feyisa Lilesa after his daring anti-government protest
at the Rio 2016 Olympics.
Title : Trumpâ€Ös shock troops
A disparate group of provocateurs and internet pranksters
is challenging conservative orthodoxy in America. Who
are they and what do they believe?
Title : Race row
Hungarian personalities have been handing back their
state honours in protest at the award of a medal to a
controversial journalist.
Title : C-section blues
New mother's vivid Facebook post on the shaming culture
involved with Caesarean births goes viral.
Title : Tiny tribute
A tiny marsupial lion, extinct for at least 18 million
years, is named after Sir David Attenborough after
fossilised remains are found in remote Australia.
Title : 7 days quiz
The Magazine's weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7
questions.
Title : Chat choices
As chat apps achieve colossal valuations and more
keep coming onto the market, are we reaching chat
saturation point?
Title : Ghost town
The largest town that Boko Haram ever controlled still
lies in ruins, frozen in time nearly 18 months after
Nigeria's military recaptured it, writes the BBC's
Martin Patience.
Title : In pictures
Scores of historic sites in Bagan - some there since the
10th Century - were badly damaged by the 6.8-magnitude
earthquake that struck central Myanmar on Wednesday.
Title : Austrian tragedy
A year after 71 people suffocated in the back of an
airless lorry on its way to Austria, Bethany Bell and
Nick Thorpe retrace the journey and ask what went wrong.
Title : Crying game
Japanese companies are paying for employees to attend
"crying workshops".
Title : Italy earthquake: Moment of aftershock caught on film
The BBC's James Reynolds tells of feeling the ground
move during one of the aftershocks following Italy's
deadly earthquake.
Title : 98 aftershocks in 36 hours
How 98 aftershocks rocked devastated areas of central
Italy in the first 36 hours after the earthquake.
Title : Aerial shots
Aerial shots reveal the devastation in Amatrice following
Wednesday's earthquake which killed at least 247 people
in central Italy.
Title : Italy earthquake: Before and after images show destruction
Images from before and after an earthquake struck
central Italy show the huge scale of the disaster.
Title : Man pulled from rubble
Man pulled from rubble in Accumoli nine hours after
central Italy was hit by magnitude 6.2 earthquake.
Title : Grief and anger - Italian media
The aftermath of the deadly earthquake in central Italy
dominates the front pages of the press on 25 August, with
some papers wondering why the tragedy was not prevented.
Title : 'Confusion and shock' - witnesses
Witnesses describe "shocking, confusing and distressing"
scenes, after a magnitude 6.2 earthquake strikes central
Italy, leaving at least 73 people dead and 150 missing.
Title : Building reduced to rubble
The town of Amatrice was among several locations to
suffer serious damage when a magnitude 6.2 earthquake
hit central Italy.
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