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BBC US & Canada : 2018August09Thursday

Skripal case: US sanctions over Novichok hit Russian rouble

What is the future of English in the US?

US drink-drive suspect tells police she's 'clean, white girl'

US suspect was 'training children to commit school shootings'

Why US mums are envious of Bulgarian ones

US mid-term elections: Women break records for nominations

US sets date for additional $16bn in tariffs on China products

Iran sanctions: US can't stop our oil exports, says minister

US PGA Championship: Justin Rose playing 'semi-blind' without practice round

Christopher Collins: Congressman accused of insider trading

BBC Asia : 2018August09Thursday

Lombok earthquake: Death toll rises to 259 amid rescue efforts

Tokyo Medical University apologises for changing female exam scores

Bangladesh protests: How a traffic accident stopped a city of 18 million

Indonesian woman 'held captive in cave for 15 years'

Pakistan's first lawmaker of African descent raises hopes for Sidi community

Thai cave rescue: Coach and boys given citizenship

South Korea's spy cam porn epidemic

North Korea continuing nuclear programme - UN report

Lombok quake: Thousands evacuated after dozens die on Indonesia island

US fights Chinese influence with a $113m investment in Asia

BBC Europe : 2018August09Thursday

BBC Weather forecast: Unexpected consequence of BLISTERING heatwave strikes Europe

Europe heatwave: High temperatures but respite expected

Skripal case: US sanctions over Novichok hit Russian rouble

German couple jailed for selling son to paedophiles on dark net

European Championships 2018: Travel warning over cycling event

European Championships: Golf tournament will 'grow and grow' - Catriona Matthew

Europe heatwave: Spain and Portugal struggle in 40C+ temperatures

Heatwave: Supermarket sleepover for cool customers

Europe's heat record could be broken in Spain and Portugal

Travelling Europe by rail: The 18-year-olds with a free ticket

BBC - Middle East: 2018August09Thursday

Gaza air strikes 'kill woman and child' after rockets hit Israel

Saudi Arabia freezes Canada trade ties for urging activists' release

Yemen war: Children killed in Saudi-led air strike on bus

Iran sanctions: Rouhani condemns US 'psychological warfare'

Asma al-Assad: Syria's first lady treated for breast cancer

Iran sanctions: US can't stop our oil exports, says minister

BBC Studios, Qatar's beIN Pact to Produce Content for Middle East and Turkey

So-called 'IS Beatles' El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey dispute extradition

Israeli tank fire kills two Hamas militants in Gaza

Iranians criticise Trump's offer of talks

BBC - Africa: 2018August09Thursday

Remembering Khensani Maseko who fought South African campus rape

Quinton de Kock: South Africa withdraw batsman from Nottinghamshire spell

Letter from Africa: Did Mugabe's support backfire?

Pakistan's first lawmaker of African descent raises hopes for Sidi community

Tendai Biti: Zambia denies Zimbabwe politician asylum

Eyeing big money in Nigerian music

Zimbabwe enters a new era, but struggles to escape its past

DR Congo President Joseph Kabila not seeking third term

South Africa to amend constitution to allow land expropriation

Why a photo of Mengistu has proved so controversial

BBC - Australia: 2018August09Thursday

Sky News Australia pulled from train stations over backlash

Australia's population to hit 25 million for first time

New South Wales drought now affects entire state

Jarrod Lyle: Australian golfer dies aged 36

Daniel Arzani: Man City sign Australia international from Melbourne City

Australia drought: Thirsty cattle swarm New South Wales water truck

Australia backlash over far-right figure's TV interview

Pink cancels more shows after being admitted to hospital in Australia

Australia's most populous state now entirely in drought

Australian State Entirely in Drought