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The latest phones from Apple, Huawei and Google are put to the test at night in London.

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

A Singaporean Catholic nun's calling led her to walk down death row with 18 inmates.

When it comes to deliveries - drivers risk intimidation and serious injury to bring us our food.

Tens of thousands of men poured into Pakistan's capital for an anti-government rally - but no women.

Turkey's declared one in north-east Syria - but as history shows, they're not always a good thing.

The Kenyan capital city is facing water supply issues - how serious is the problem?

Here are some tips for fans and tourists to avoid a cultural upset on Rugby World Cup final day.

The US Democratic presidential hopeful, a fierce Trump critic, ended his campaign on Friday.

Great Britain lose to New Zealand in Auckland - their second consecutive defeat at the start of their 2019 tour.

World Cup-winning captain Martin Johnson says England must not be trapped into thinking a repeat of their semi-final performance will be enough against South Africa.

Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry is ruled out for at least three months after having successful surgery on a broken hand.

Drilling for shale gas will cease in England - but the government stops short of an outright ban.

The politician behind the resolution says he wanted Dresden to take a stand against the far-right.

England prop Kyle Sinckler was taken off with concussion in the third minute of the Rugby World Cup final against South Africa.

The Islamic State (IS) group said it was behind the attack in Indelimane in the east.

South Africa overpower England in the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama to become champions for a third time.

The move comes after British police say 39 people found dead in a truck last week are believed to be Vietnamese.

South Africa were "tactically brilliant" against England, according to former England international and BBC Radio 5 Live pundit Paul Grayson.

The victory under Siya Kolisi, the team's first black captain, was a symbolic moment for the nation.