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'Not bad guys' - US teens playing border patrol

Teenagers in a border town who hope to become patrol agents speak to the BBC as they receive training.
US & Canada
Rapper XXXTentacion shot dead in Florida

The US rapper XXXTentacion, who topped the charts as he faced domestic violence charges, has been killed aged 20.
US & Canada
The untold good news story of America today

A grassroots movement getting few headlines could yet herald a new American age of change.
US & Canada

Sport

Belgium too good for debutants Panama

Romelu Lukaku scores twice as Belgium prove too good for World Cup debutants Panama in the opening match in England's Group G.
Football
Would technology temper the tennis outbursts?

After Johanna Konta's outburst on Sunday, BBC Sport asks whether technology would temper the outbursts in tennis.
Tennis
Croatia send striker Kalinic home

Croatia forward Nikola Kalinic is sent home from the World Cup after refusing to come on as a substitute during the 2-0 defeat of Nigeria.
Football

2018 Fifa World Cup

Quiz: How much do you know about the England squad?

How much do you know about these gifted Premier League stars?
England
Did Mexico fans cause an earthquake?

Fans jumping for joy over goal caused an artificial quake in Mexico City, scientists say
Latin America & Caribbean
Who plays when? World Cup schedule and group tables

Check out the full schedule and latest group tables for the 2018 Fifa World Cup in Russia
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What if AI developed a 'soul'?

What this mind-bending question reveals about ourselves
Future
Why the Finns don’t want to be happy

Perhaps they just don’t realise they are
Travel
Unlocking the hidden life of Frida Kahlo

What her style and possessions reveal about the icon
Designed
Is your brain stuck in a rut?

This phenomenon could kill your stroke of genius
Capital
Is horror the most disrespected genre?

The view that A Quiet Place is ‘elevated horror’ is a backhanded compliment
Culture
What's behind the rise of veganism?

More and more people are buying plant-powered products
Business
'I forgave my dad's affair'

Making this unconventional relationship work has not been easy
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US child migrants: Five things to know

At least 2,000 children in the US have been separated from their families since April as they crossed the border.

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Two weeks left to binge 'Killing Eve'

Watch the entire first season on BBCAmerica.com or the BBCA app
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Thailand's rubbish-clearing 'beachbot'

A locally-designed beach robot is helping to clear Thailand's sandy beaches of cigarette butts.
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Bedroom covers go legit on YouTube music app

Big releases by Dua Lipa and Drake mingle with amateur covers on YouTube's new music streaming app.
Entertainment & Arts
Gaming addiction 'a mental health condition'

For millions, it is a harmless hobby but for some it can become more than that.
UK
Ryanair calls for restricted alcohol sales

A weekend flight from Dublin to Ibiza had to be diverted to Paris as three passengers became...
Europe
Untold stories from the Grenfell wall

Personal stories from the people who wrote on the Grenfell Tower wall.
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'Genius engineers' Easter Island's hats

It took only small teams using ramps and ropes to cap the giant statues of Rapa Nui, a new study...
Science & Environment
Medical cannabis ban 'bizarre and cruel'

An MP leading an all-party group looking at medical cannabis calls for "more fundamental reform".
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YouTube's paid services come to UK

The platform will charge a fee for an ad-free experience with the ability to download content.
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