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What are tariffs and how do they affect us?

As a trade war becomes an increasing risk, how do governments use tariffs in international commerce?
Economy
India police 'sorry' for lynching photo

Police apologise for a picture of a lynched man being dragged by a mob with three officers present.
India
Akon names currency and city after himself

The multi-platinum selling artist announces his own cryptocurrency and city - both named after himself.
Newsbeat

Sport

Argentina face World Cup group-stage exit, Brazil build-up

Latest news on day nine of the World Cup, with Argentina facing an early exit and Brazil meeting Costa Rica from 13:00 BST.
Football
French GP practice & what should Alonso do?

Live text and BBC Radio 5 live sports extra commentary of French Grand Prix first practice. Plus, what should Alonso do next year?
Formula 1
Germany walking a tightrope - Fabregas

Spain’s World Cup winner Cesc Fabregas on the pressure you face after losing your opening game, and why the big names have not shone in Russia so far - even Cristiano Ronaldo.
Football

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The film too shocking to be made

Why Hitchcock’s Kaleidoscope never came to be
Culture
The nation filled with crypto mines

What happens when cryptocurrency miners take over your town?
Capital
Iran's ancient engineering solution

The qanat is as indispensable as it is ingenious
Travel
The expression we take for granted

Some people's faces can't do it. That has life-changing consequences
Future
Why the Sahara is terror's new front line

The war in the desert
Africa
The wild doodles that become buildings

Moon Hoon says his designs are ‘the complete antithesis to what architecture is about’
Designed
Vibrant vegan curry recipes

Make a magnificent masala, a creamy dhal or a rich aloo gobi
Good Food

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Are Canadians smuggling shoes?

Are Canadians smuggling shoes?

President Trump claimed on Tuesday that Canadians are sneaking goods across the border. We asked Canadians if they had anything to confess.

US & Canada

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Musk's fury: Whistleblower or saboteur?

Tesla sues a former employee for "sabotage" - but the accused says he's a whistleblower.
Technology
Hospital drugs left 456 patients dead

Relatives call for a criminal inquiry into the "unforgivable" actions at the Gosport hospital.
England
US banks pass financial stress tests

The Federal Reserve says US banks have the money to handle a recession, despite rising credit card...
Business
The FBI said I was my parents' stolen baby

Foundling Paul Fronczak was given to a family whose baby had been stolen - but was he really their...
Stories
Mystery ape found in ancient tomb

The discovery of a prehistoric pet gibbon suggests humans pushed apes to extinction far back in...
Science & Environment
Medicinal cannabis use to be reviewed

Families of epileptic children welcomed the move, which does not change rules on recreational use.
UK
XXXTentacion's girlfriend is pregnant

"He left us a final gift," the rapper's mother says, days after his murder in Florida.
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