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'Why my brain injury gets me arrested'
Dominic Hurley is regularly mistaken for being drunk, but his slurred speech and poor balance is the result of a brain injury following a moped crash in Ayia Napa.
Justine Damond shooting: Police chief Janee Harteau quits
Minneapolis mayor says she lost confidence in the chief after officers killed an Australian woman.
Does reality TV still pack a punch?
The format has been around for more than 20 years.
Three Israelis stabbed to death in West Bank attack
The victims were stabbed to death in an attack on a house in a West Bank settlement.
Boots apologises for morning-after pill response
The pharmaceutical company says it is looking for cheaper morning-after pill options.
Hidden Victorian reservoir revealed in Nottingham
The 160-year-old underground reservoir serves about 150,000 people in Nottingham.
Thailand monks: Wirapol Sukphol case highlights country's Buddhism crisis
Thai monk Wirapol Sukphol denies a range of charges but the case points to a wider trend of bad karma.
The wettest summer on record - 10 years on from the 2007 floods
Victims of the 2007 summer floods share their memories a decade on.
Gay Germans' joy mixed with adoption angst
Equal marriage will be celebrated at Gay Pride Berlin, but adoption is still a thorny issue.
Reality Check: Are there more women in leading TV roles?
BBC Reality Check investigates whether gender balance has changed in popular TV dramas in recent years.
Norway: The country where no salaries are secret
In Norway, anyone can find out how much anyone else is paid, and it rarely causes problems, writes Lars Bevanger.
Comic book success: The rise of the Comic-Con festival
How Comic-Con has become an annual festival of costumes and comic books - and a multi-million dollar industry.
What can modern girls learn from Disney princesses?
England's women's footballers are calling for girls to recognise the strong traits in the characters.
Women's World Cup: Lynne Thomas and the cricket spirit of 1973
When England's women won the first Cricket World Cup in 1973 they did it solely for the love of the game.
C-Turtle: The landmine-detecting robot 'turtle'
The disposable robot is made from cardboard and powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero computer.
Week in pictures: 15 - 21 July 2017
A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
Children in temporary housing up a third since 2014
Councils say child homelessness has reached unsustainable levels with the numbers rising sharply.
Violinist protester in Russia arrested at rehearsal
Andrey Osipov has been put on trial twice for participating in a protest in March.
UK to bring in drone registration
Drone owners will also be required to pass a safety awareness test.
The papers: First class travel and Boots boycott call
The end of some two-tier rail travel, and a Boots boycott call make newspaper headlines.
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