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'Whatever Jones says, England were poor' - Guscott on Japan performance

England's win over Japan came via a lacklustre, muddle-headed performance, says England legend Jeremy Guscott. READ MORE

Hong Kong activists on trial for pioneering the 'Umbrella' protests

In 2014, thousands of people paralysed parts of Hong Kong for months demanding to choose their own leader. READ MORE

UK PM to continue battle for Brexit deal

Theresa May is to use a speech to business leaders to say it will deliver a fair immigration system. READ MORE

Women shouldn't have to feel 'grateful' for opportunities

We have to "try that much harder" to get girls an education, UN Deputy Secretary General Amina Mohammed tells BBC 100 Women. READ MORE

Migrant caravan: Mexican border city Tijuana protests arrival

Tijuana residents take to the streets after the arrival of the first members of a migrant caravan. READ MORE

The remote UK community living off-grid

Photographer Ed Gold lived alongside the off-grid community of Scoraig in the Highlands of Scotland. READ MORE

'Lewd' Australia PM angers Baywatch star

The ex-Baywatch actress criticises Scott Morrison for using "unnecessary" remarks in response to her. READ MORE

Yemen's Houthis say halting missile attacks on Saudi coalition

Yemen’s Houthi movement said on Monday it was halting drone and missile attacks on Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and their Yemeni allies, responding to a demand from the United Nations. READ MORE

Mitzvah Day: Jews and Muslims come together to cook chicken soup

Volunteers made 1,000 bowls of chicken soup for east London's homeless. READ MORE

Yemen war: Houthis 'halting drone and missile strikes'

The rebel group says it is halting drone and missile strikes against the Saudi-led coalition. READ MORE

BBC 100 Women 2018: Who is on the list?

BBC 100 Women has announced its list of 100 inspiring and influential women from around the world for 2018. READ MORE

Karachi Press Club: Shock as police raid ‘island of freedom’

A raid on the Karachi Press Club has breached a decades-old truce with police, writes M Ilyas Khan. READ MORE