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Turkish officials believe the Saudi journalist's body may have been disposed of outside Istanbul.

Emmanuel Ibeawuchi is captain of Nigeria's amputee national team, hoping to compete at the World Cup.

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In a country where abortion is still taboo, a new play hopes to cue a genuine public discussion.

Many papers comment on MPs' reactions to the PM's proposal to extend the Brexit transition period.

Afghans are set to defy threats, insecurity and fears over fraud as they vote in a new parliament.

Turkish police fear 15 Saudis who flew to Istanbul on 2 October may have murdered Jamal Khashoggi.

Tickets to see Santa are selling out with more than two months still to go to Christmas.

Is the US economy under President Trump the best it's ever been?

Concept cars look beautiful and futuristic, but why spend millions on them if they're never going to make it into production?

The government’s 2040 deadline for shifting to electric-powered cars criticised as 'unambitious'.

Is the underwire under fire from a new wave of women ditching 'scaffolding' bras?

Nurse Lexi Chambers lives in pain from her hammer toes and looks forward to her leg being amputated.

A BBC analysis of official figures finds nearly 6,000 local bank branches have closed since 2010.

Grace Meng says "cruel" China is persecuting him – and that she's now a target – in her first UK media interview.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are taking part in a mental health event at the Sydney landmark.

Former world champions John Higgins and Neil Robertson and world number five Judd Trump are knocked out of the English Open.

Backbencher Johnny Mercer says he would not have stood as an MP "if the situation was like it is now".

Oregon zoo posted images taken during routine health checks.