America's most infamous reality TV family have mixed the professional and the personal to great effect.

Isaak Hayik, who turns 74 next week, said he was "ready for another game" after setting the record.

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The outcry over a feminist poster highlighted tensions over the position of women in Pakistani society.

Misinformation spreads like wildfire on the messaging app - but no-one knows how bad it really is.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu may face his toughest election yet, with a series of formidable candidates vying for the top spot.

Algeria's president and the head of the army were close so why did the army cut the president loose?

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

Nkochwa Ernest's artwork made from discarded tyres is now being shown in a major Nigerian gallery.

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Despite applying on the same day, one passport included the EU on the cover while the other did not.

A Casablanca court confirms prison sentences of up to 20 years for a group of Moroccan activists.

Sunny Beach, in Bulgaria, is the cheapest European resort for UK holidaymakers, analysis suggests.

Wolves defender Ryan Bennett tells Dion Dublin about his love for playing guitar and is asked if he would prefer to be part of a World Cup final or a sell-out gig at Wembley.

Future Forward's Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit demands "justice" over allegations from 2015.

South Korea's Kim In-kyung takes a three shot lead at the ANA Inspiration, while England's Charley Hull is in contention.

At least 70 people have been killed so far and more heavy rain is expected on Saturday.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says it is about "fighting" for the title and not performances as they go top of the Premier League again.

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