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Turkey vote on Erdogan powers 'valid'

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Top News Stories Turkey referendum: Vote expanding Erdogan powers 'valid' The head of the election body backs the result amid opposition moves to challenge it. Protesters rally in Istanbul over referendum result Opponents of Turkey's president march through Istanbul over the referendum result. Pence: US era of strategic patience with North Korea over US Vice-President Mike Pence says "all options are on the table" when dealing with Pyongyang. Cleveland Ohio Facebook killer hunted by police A search is under way for a man who broadcast the fatal shooting of a "random" victim.   Harry 'in total chaos' over Diana's death The prince was close to a breakdown before eventually getting counselling nearly 20 years after Diana's death. Sport Antonio Conte: Chelsea manager takes blame for loss to Manchester United Chelsea boss Antonio Conte takes responsibility for failing to motivate his side in Sunday's defeat by Manchester United. Emotional O'Sullivan says he 'won't be bullied' by snooker authorities An emotional Ronnie O'Sullivan attacks snooker's authorities for "threatening" language and says he will not be "bullied". Bastia v Lyon abandoned amid crowd trouble as fans try to attack players Bastia's Ligue 1 match against Lyon is abandoned after home fans invade the pitch at the match in Corsica. Top Videos Protesters rally in Istanbul over referendum result Prince Harry on Diana grief World's 'most colourful 5k run' Looking a right Charlie Chaplin

Magazine The city where children fend for themselves In 1937, Jorge Amado published Captains of the Sands, a novel about a gang of orphans living in Salvador, Brazil. Eighty years on, little has changed. Business China's first quarter growth beats expectations at 6.9% Infrastructure spending and property demand helped the economy expand faster than many predicted. Lloyds eyes Berlin for post-Brexit push The banking group will set up a base in Germany after the UK leaves the EU, the BBC understands.   Technology Microsoft patched 'NSA hack' Windows flaws before leak Tech firm says it fixed flaws in Microsoft Windows about a month before they were exposed. Cleveland Ohio Facebook killer hunted by police A search is under way for a man who broadcast the fatal shooting of a "random" victim.

Capital Where bosses pay you to leave early A countrywide effort to end overwork hasn't gone exactly as hoped   Why you should let your mind wander The death of daydreaming is a bigger problem than you think Culture Why do women have to be 'likeable'? Girls shows how female characters are judged, writes feminist icon Erica Jong   The many meanings of this white hood It has a long religious and artistic history

Earth An invasion of hedgehogs How introduced hedgehogs have damaged wildlife on Scotland's islands   A bat ray goes hunting It blows sand off the seafloor to expose its prey Future The deadly danger in common foods The staples that come with a side order of poison   The secrets behind our smiles A grin may not be what it seems Travel Africa's surprising city of opportunity 'It is easy to enjoy the good life'   The world's most underestimated people? 'Once you begin to grasp their achievements, nothing they did will surprise you' Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.   Find out how to watch

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