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Nearly 100 years since its introduction, the push to give women equal rights in the constitution is back.

The World Cup in Russia may be the last for some time to be staged solely in one country.

Muslim women describe the difficulties of eating in front of male relatives during Ramadan.

Iranians share #MeToo moments as sex assault anger swells.

Attacks by young Islamist militants in northern Mozambique are fuelled by a mix of poverty and corruption.

Five things you may not know about the South African 800m women's world champion.

A workman dies in a fire digging tunnels under the home of a stock trader who feared nuclear attack.

The US defence chief says Beijing's South China Sea actions raise questions about its broader goals.

In the meeting with North Korea's envoy, President Donald Trump was hand-delivered a huge letter.

Consumer group Which? says the short cycles offer less of a spin so tumble dryers are used for longer.

Brian De Palma, who directed the crime film Scarface, says he is following the scandal "very closely".

Friday's hardware failure left card holders across Europe unable to pay for their purchases.

BBC News returns to the scenes of record covers shot in the capital to see what has changed.

Warrington score three first-half tries to beat last season's Challenge Cup finalists Wigan and reach the last four.

Employees have quit over Project Maven, aimed at improving the precision of US drone strikes.

Restaurant chain Buffalo Wild Wings apologises for 'awful' posts after its Twitter account is hacked.

Nine chocolate bars found among a war hero's possessions are going up for auction.

Anti-India protests flare at the funeral of a man run over by police in the summer capital Srinagar.

Dashcam footage from California shows the aircraft fly over moving traffic before coming to ground.

England tighten their grip on the second Test against Pakistan on a rain-shortened second day at Headingley.