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Catching karma for Essex Eagles bowler
Essex Eagles bowler Mohammad Amir fails to make two catches after earlier berating team-mate Callum Taylor for failing to spot a catchable ball in the sun.
Woman raped by Roman Polanski asks for 'mercy' to end case
A Los Angeles court rejects a plea by a woman raped by the director to dismiss the 40-year-old case.
How to get up mountains in a wheelchair
Michelle, who has multiple sclerosis, is going on a trek in the Lake District for the first time in more than 10 years.
Silk Road: Google search unmasked Dread Pirate Roberts
The man who beat the FBI to identify the mastermind of global online drugs market Silk Road.
Woman leaves letters of support for other new mothers
Ren Benson leaves handwritten random notes around York for mothers to find.
Week in pictures: 12 - 18 August 2017
A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
Mexican muralists transform violent neighbourhoods
Graffiti artists turn a violent hillside neighbourhood in Pachuca into a colourful work of art.
Baghdad's Little Manchester
Old Trafford's footballing giants help Iraqis escape the uncertainty and violence of everyday life.
How Al Pacino came to my rescue
Sensing an epileptic fit is imminent Frank turns to a tried and tested way of controlling his episodes and leans on Al Pacino in a pub.
Reality Check: How much more do graduates get paid?
Rising fees mean more students want to know if their degree will be worth it.
The Papers: 'Didn't he do well' - Sir Bruce mourned
The front pages mark the passing of television entertainment legend Sir Bruce Forsyth aged 89.
Lele Tao: The 'online goddess' who earns $450k a year
24-year-old live streamer Lele Tao has one million fans, mostly young men. The first of a three-part series.
Rafael Nadal beats Albert Ramos in Cincinnati Open for quarter-final place
Rafael Nadal moves into the Cincinnati Open quarter-finals with victory over fellow Spaniard Albert Ramos.
Barcelona attack key suspect Moussa Oukabir confirmed dead
Moussa Oukabir rented the van which drove into crowds in central Barcelona on Thursday.
McDonald's could face first UK strikes
Staff at two UK outlets vote for action over secure working hours and a £10 per hour wage.
Should Washington and Jefferson monuments come down?
Trump's argument that the removal of Confederate statues is a slippery slope to changing history has recharged the perennial debate about America's tormented racial legacy.
Pint-sized TMS: England take control against West Indies thanks to 243 from Alastair Cook
Alastair Cook finishes on 243 as England tighten their grip on the West Indies on a rain-affected second day of the first day-night Test at Edgbaston.
How much will you give me for my false teeth?
Only 4% of the UK's adult population - and more women than men - now use a pawnbroker to get a loan.
Why finding large women's shoe sizes can be a problem
The average UK shoe size of men and women has gone up by two sizes since the 1970s - but women's footwear makers have not kept up.
Meet the eclipse chaser who's travelled the world hunting shadows
Astronomer Glenn Schneider has spent his life chasing solar eclipses around the world and has been in the path of totality 33 times.
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