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Hi-tech gadgets are helping sick children express their feelings and soothe their fears.

Georgians are set to vote for a new president but one of the favourites has sparked a spicy protest.

Russia's president appears to relish mirroring President Trump's decision to scrap the INF treaty.

Cubs have been found in Paris and the Netherlands. Where do they come from? And who is buying them?

A closer look at the groups planning to vote for far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil.

Nigerian model Adetutu is using social media to change the narrative of people with facial scarring.

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is launching a project that lets doctors prescribe museum visits.

It uses a clever trick to sneak inside bacteria in order to kill the bugs.

The Republican activist says the president has "relentlessly attacked" the transgender community.

The singer, who was ordained as a priest in 1999, has now changed her name to Shuhada' Davitt.

At least 14 children at a Chongqing pre-school are injured by a woman wielding a kitchen knife.

Tan Wee Beng is described as a "fugitive" from US justice but he denies all charges against him.

Setting the scene for the three-Test series as Wayne Bennett's England take on New Zealand for the Baskerville Shield this autumn.

Some 45,000 skeletons are being removed to make way for a new station terminus.

A coffee shop has opened in Swansea offering cannabidiol, a non-psychoactive cannabis plant extract.

Michael Higgins is the first incumbent in 50 years to face a challenge in his bid for a second term.

Salah Khashoggi had previously been under a Saudi travel ban because of his father's activities.

The 6.4-magnitude tremor caused no injuries, but damaged a local pier and a 13th Century monastery.

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri admits he has a "tactical problem" and is struggling to fit Ruben Loftus-Cheek into the side