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The prime minister calls on politicians to "put self-interest aside" and deliver on the referendum. - Kenya attack: 21 confirmed dead in DusitD2 hotel siege Gunmen killed 21 people during a harrowing 19-hour siege in Nairobi, President Kenyatta says. - Syria war: 'IS suicide bomber' kills US troops in Manbij Civilians also die in an apparent suicide bombing in the Kurdish-held northern town of Manbij. - Larry Nassar case: University head John Engler 'set to resign' The head of Michigan State University is set to resign over remarks on the Larry Nassar abuse scandal. - Putin warns West on Balkans as Serbia prepares lavish welcome As Russia's president heads to Belgrade he accuses Western countries of "destabilising" the Balkans. - The 'perfect 10' gym routine with 60m views US college gymnast Katelyn Ohashi's floor routine became a viral hit and has had more than 60 million views in four days. - Monika Billen: German tourist found dead in Australian outback German woman Monika Billen was last seen alive two weeks ago near Alice Springs. - Domino's Pizza app must be accessible to blind people A blind man had complained that he was unable to change toppings or complete his order online. - Vice-president's wife Karen Pence to teach at anti-LGBT school The second lady will teach art at a Christian school that bans gay employees, students and parents. - Enes Kanter: Turkey seeks arrest of New York Knicks star - media The New York Knicks' Enes Kanter is accused of having links with armed groups, a claim he denies. - Goldman boss apologises for 1MDB scandal The bank's new chief executive David Solomon also distances the bank from the deal. - Kisenosato, Japan's last remaining sumo champion, retires Kisenosato Yutaka's career has been marred by injuries since he became a grand champion in 2017. - Democrats ask Trump to delay State of the Union speech Speaker Nancy Pelosi suggests Mr Trump submit his annual address in writing instead. - DR Congo: Nearly 900 killed in ethnic clashes last month, UN says Ethnic violence took place in four western villages over three days last month, the UN says. - What could happen next? Theresa May has won a no confidence vote in her government. But with her Brexit plan defeated, what now? - Brexit vote: Donald Tusk hints UK should stay in EU The European Council president sends a cryptic tweet after Theresa May's Brexit deal is rejected. - Alternative ways to break Brexit deadlock Cancel Brexit, hand the decision to backbenchers or members of the public - or get the Queen involved? - WTO rules: What happens if there's a no-deal Brexit? Could the UK maintain an open border with Ireland if there is no deal, asks BBC News NI's John Campbell. - Brexit: Does Brussels blink? How has Brussels dealt with political complications in the past? - David Cameron: I don't regret calling referendum Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron says he backs Theresa May's efforts to secure a Brexit deal with the EU, but insists he does not regret calling the referendum. - Brexit vote: European 'surprise' at scale of defeat European media react with surprise to the scale of Theresa May's Commons defeat. - What just happened? And what comes next? The UK prime minister's Brexit deal has been rejected by parliament. Let's break down what it means. - Bauhaus in pictures: The architects exiled by Nazis The Bauhaus's radical approach to building design can be seen around the world. - In pictures: Cairo turns orange as sandstorm sweeps Egypt Strong winds bring thick dust to the Egyptian capital, forcing people to find cover. - In pictures: The horsemen of Lagos beach The young people who make a living from taking people for horse rides on Nigeria's beaches. |
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