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Multi-billion EU bid to challenge Chinese influence
The "Global Gateway" plan is seen as an attempt to counter Chinese influence in Africa and beyond.
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Lara Logan: Fox News host condemned over Fauci Nazi doctor comments
Lara Logan compared Dr Anthony Fauci to Joseph Mengele - the Auschwitz doctor known as the "Angel of Death".
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Victims of a historic flood in New York City reflect on the wreckage
Victims of a historic flood in New York City reflect on the wreckage wrought by Hurricane Ida.
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HGV shortages: Why European drivers don't want to come back to the UK
Lorry drivers say more investment is needed to make the UK industry more attractive to workers.
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Alice Sebold apologises to man cleared of her rape
Anthony Broadwater spent 16 years in prison after being wrongly convicted of raping Alice Sebold.
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Michigan school shooting: Student kills three and wounds six
The suspect, a 15-year-old student, was taken into custody five minutes after police were called.
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Yemen: The children haunted by 'ghosts' of war
BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen meets terrified families running from civil war in Yemen.
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Why France is declaring Josephine Baker a national hero
Josephine Baker is the first black woman to be remembered in the resting place of France’s national heroes.
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Mark Esper: Former Pentagon chief sues Pentagon over book release
Trump's fired defence secretary opposes the Defense Department's redactions to his new memoir.
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China surveillance of journalists to use 'traffic-light' system
Documents detail how one province is making a facial-recognition system to spot "people of concern".
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Twitter founder Jack Dorsey steps down as chief executive
The founder and chief executive will step down from leading the company.
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Virgil Abloh: How he 'helped black people dream in fashion'
Radio 1 Newsbeat has been speaking to people about the legacy Virgil Abloh leaves behind.
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Jussie Smollett: Jury selection begins in actor’s trial
The actor is accused of staging an attack on himself in 2019 as a publicity stunt, which he denies.
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Queen of Barbados - but just for one last day
The island nation will remove Queen Elizabeth as head of state and swear in its first Barbadian president.
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China: Moment North Korean inmate breaks out of prison
Zhu Xianjian was seen vaulting over an electric fence metres above the ground.
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Tanzania: Seven die in Zanzibar after eating poisonous turtle meat
The meat is a delicacy for some in Tanzania but the authorities have now banned its consumption.
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Magdalena Andersson: Sweden's first female PM returns after resignation
Magdalena Andersson is backed by MPs again, despite standing down last week hours into the job.
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Honduras election: Opposition candidate Castro in the lead
Early results give the left-wing opposition a strong lead, but the governing party has not conceded.
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Oscar Pistorius set to meet victim Reeva Steenkamp's parents
The meeting is part of a restorative justice process that has to happen before parole is considered.
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China: North Korea fugitive captured after 40-day manhunt
The defector had been on the run after staging a daring escape from a Chinese prison.
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Macau casino shares fall after 'illegal gambling' arrests
A prominent gambling industry figure in Macau is believed to be among those arrested.
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Barbados prepares to cut ties with the Queen
Watch Celestina Olulode as she travels to the island to find out what Barbadians make of the move.
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Ghislaine Maxwell's sex-trafficking trial to begin in New York City
The UK socialite denies grooming girls for convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse.
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US and Iran seek to break impasse at talks on reviving nuclear deal
Iran's nuclear advances adds air of urgency as sides meet in Vienna after months-long pause.
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Covid: Dutch police arrest quarantine hotel escapee couple
The arrests were made on a plane in Amsterdam's airport before the take-off on Sunday, police say.
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Venezuelan migrants seeking a new home in Chile
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans escaping poverty and violence at home are risking their lives to travel south to Chile.
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Joseph Kabila and DR Congo's missing millions
Millions of dollars of public funds went through bank accounts of ex-President Joseph Kabila's allies, BBC Africa Eye reveals.
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Iran nuclear deal: What key players want from talks
The competing ambitions of the countries involved make success a long shot, writes Jonathan Marcus.
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Gay and Muslim: 'My family wanted to cure me'
Asad struggled with his mental health and suicidal thoughts when he came out to his religious family.
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Coronavirus: Is India ready for a third wave?
Experts say the government needs to first fulfil its promises to boost the public health system.
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Tigray: Suspicion and sacrifice as Ethiopia fighting spreads
Ethiopians tell the BBC they are willing to give up their lives to defend their country against rebels.
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Channel disaster: A father's anguish, a missing family
Rizgar Hussein hasn't heard from his family since the Channel disaster on Tuesday.
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Covid: Israel to impose travel ban for foreigners over new variant
Travellers from all countries will be banned from entering Israel for 14 days, local media report.
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Hondurans vote to replace controversial leader
A former first lady and a man convicted of corruption vie to succeed an unpopular president.
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The migrants returned to Iraqi camps from Belarus
Three specially chartered planes have now returned 1,000 migrants from Belarus to Iraq.
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‘I’m blind but technology helps me animate’
Elodie Bateson, 11, from Limavady who is blind has become an expert at making short animated movies.
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Yemen: The woman saving a crumbling heritage
Its famous architecture has been wrecked by war - now a female engineer is rebuilding amid the conflict.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'home comforts'
A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.
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'Why do you like Shah Rukh Khan?'
The Bollywood superstar's female fandom rests not on love but on economics, according to a new book.
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Nigerian celebrities Simi and Chigul expose sexism in music and Nollywood
Singer Simi and Nollywood's Chigul tell the BBC about the cultural hurdles female stars face.
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Covid vaccine: Can US troops be punished for refusing the jabs?
The US military has said that America's 2.1 million soldiers and sailors must all get the vaccine.
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ICYMI: Smells like Christmas, confirms US First Lady
Jill Biden's clearly feeling festive but here’s some other tree-mendous moments you may have missed this week.
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Musical theatre icon Stephen Sondheim dies at 91
The US composer and lyricist reshaped America's musical theatre in a career spanning over 60 years.
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Russia-Ukraine border: Why Moscow is stoking tensions
The Kremlin is sending the West a message, but how big a risk is there of conflict?
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Winter Olympics 2022: Athletes get ready for Games
Just a short journey from Beijing, athletes are training for the 2022 Winter Olympics in Chongli.
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Kenya tree felling sparks anger over Nairobi's new highway
Some 4,000 young and mature trees face being cut down to make way for a Chinese-financed project.
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Covid: Conspiracy and untruths drive Europe's Covid protests
Amid some legitimate concerns, misinformation and extreme views are radicalising people to violent protest.
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NFHS: Does India really have more women than men?
An Indian government survey says so - but the numbers don't add up.
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Covid: Swiss vote on ending restrictions while cases surge
Sunday's referendum is held in a country with one of the lowest vaccination rates in Western Europe.
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Ros Atkins on... Migrants crossing English Channel to UK
This week at least 27 migrants died while trying to make the journey, the deadliest crossing on record.
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Channel disaster: Kurdish woman is first victim identified
Maryam Nuri Mohamed Amin was a 24-year-old Kurdish woman from northern Iraq.
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Channel migrants: Why politics is dominating the debate on migrants
UK-French rivalry is making a common solution difficult, says the BBC's Europe Editor Katya Adler.
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'I don't need a new TV, but I'll probably get one'
Black Friday is back and Americans, flush with Covid cash, are going out to spend.
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Dramatic rescue of 300 from migrant boat in Italy
Some people were already in the water when the Italian coastguard reached them off Lampedusa Island.
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UK PM calls on France to take back migrants
A returns agreement would have an "immediate" impact on the number of crossings, Boris Johnson says.
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Channel tragedy: Whose lives were lost off Calais?
At least 27 people died trying to reach the UK by boat. Officials are trying to find their identities.
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Turkey: Police fire tear gas at women's rights march
It comes months after Turkey withdrew from a treaty to combat violence against women.
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Egypt: Grand opening for Luxor's 'Avenue of the Sphinxes'
The ancient walkway, connecting two of the Egyptian city's greatest temples, took decades to excavate.
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Beatles outtakes in new Peter Jackson film
The Lord of The Rings director has restored more than 50 hours of footage.
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Russian troop build-up: View from Ukraine front line
BBC correspondent Abdujalil Abdurasulov visits eastern Ukraine as soldiers contemplate Russia's military presence at the border nearby.
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What Ahmaud Arbery's murder exposes about America
Ahmaud Arbery died in a 'modern-day lynching' - locals say the spectre of racism is always present.
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Ahmaud Arbery: Three US men guilty of murdering black jogger
The white men pursued and shot dead Ahmaud Arbery in Georgia in what some called a modern-day lynching.
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Ahmaud Arbery: Key moments in the trial over black jogger's killing
Watch the key exchanges from 13 days of testimony in the trial over Ahmaud Arbery's killing.
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Colombia peace deal: The families displaced five years on
Five years after a peace deal came into force in Colombia, violence by armed gangs is again on the rise.
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Covid: Europe region faces 700,000 more deaths by March - WHO
The World Health Organization says the regional death toll could exceed 2.2 million by 1 March.
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Escaping Afghanistan: Inside Operation Soccer Balls
The mission to rescue the national Afghan girls' football team from the Taliban.
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Child is sixth fatality in Wisconsin parade car-ramming
Prosecutor say a sixth person - a child - died in the attack on a Christmas parade in Wisconsin.
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Walgreens, CVS, and Walmart fuelled opioid crisis, Ohio jury finds
A federal court finds Walgreens, CVS and Walmart helped create an oversupply of addictive painkillers.
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Ethiopia's Tigray conflict: What are Facebook and Twitter doing about hate speech?
Critics say social media firms are not doing enough to curb online hate speech around Ethiopia's war.
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Can South Africa embrace renewable energy from the sun?
South Africa's main electricity company Eskom plans to switch from using coal to renewable energy.
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Online child abuse rises in India during Covid-19 pandemic
The demand and distribution of abuse imagery shot up in India as lockdowns confined people to their homes.
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Six ways shoebox-sized satellites are trying to change the world
The CubeSat began as an educational tool but is now helping out humanity
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Wisconsin witnesses recount how SUV mowed down parade-goers
"Little girls flying through the air." Witnesses recount the Waukesha Christmas parade horror.
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Peppa Pig and losing notes: UK PM's bizarre speech
Boris Johnson is questioned by a reporter after talking about Peppa Pig World at a business conference.
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How should we teach children about climate change?
Experts say it's time for India's schools to start teaching climate change as a distinct subject.
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TB Joshua's widow and the battle for his Nigerian church
Five months after the death of the prominent Nigerian televangelist, services have resumed.
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The 99-year-old cyclist who has won a world silver medal
How a former World War Two pilot came second in a cycling competition for older people.
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer: What went wrong at Man Utd?
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer leaves Old Trafford after a slump in form - but was it all down to him?
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War photographer: 'Telling people's stories gives me hope'
Claire Thomas says she couldn't help people in Iraq and Afghanistan, but she could tell their stories.
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Haiti kidnappers release two missionaries among 17 abducted
Two people among a group of 17 US and Canadian missionaries abducted last month are said to be safe.
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Kenyan police investigate BBC worker's death in Nairobi
Kate Mitchell, a British national who worked for BBC Media Action, is found dead in the capital Nairobi.
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Poland border crisis: What happens to migrants who are turned away?
Poland and Lithuania are increasingly sending migrants back to Belarus - but is this legal?
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Indian billionaires bet big on homegrown couture
Indian corporate houses are investing in luxury fashion designers - a long overdue move, experts say.
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Barcelona tackles roaming wild boar problem
Pop star Shakira is just one of the city's residents to have had problems with the animals.
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Netherlands Covid riots: Fireworks and chaos on the streets for a second night
Rioters in the Netherlands clashed with police for a second night over new coronavirus measures.
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Bear shot dead by 70-year-old hunter in France
A female bear roaming with her cubs is killed after attacking and injuring a man, officials say.
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Japan goes from vaccine hesitancy to success
An unexpectedly rapid turnaround in attitudes has allowed vaccination rates to skyrocket in Japan
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Venezuela polls: Opposition hopes to break stalemate
After years of boycotting elections, the main opposition groups will take part in local polls.
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'Sudan's generals betrayed my generation'
Journalist Mohanad Hashim returned from exile after the revolution but a coup leaves his hopes in tatters.
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Prince Charles and Camilla: Why diplomats love it when royalty visits
As the four-day royal tour of Egypt and Jordan ends, our royal correspondent reflects on its impact.
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Netherlands: Police fire warning shots at Covid protesters
Police in Rotterdam fired warning shots and used water cannon as protests turned violent.
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Rotterdam police clash with rioters as Covid protest turns violent
Several people are injured in Rotterdam as protests against new coronavirus curbs turn violent.
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Peng Shuai: How China censored a tennis star
When Peng Shuai upset her country's authorities, their response online was swift.
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Instagram: US states investigate how platform targets children
A bipartisan group will investigate whether consumer protection laws for children were violated.
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Malaysian transgender woman Nur Sajat: 'I had to run away'
Transgender woman Nur Sajat fled Malaysia after being charged with insulting Islam.
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Why France's Zemmour is dredging up World War Two
The TV pundit is a likely presidential candidate but his views on wartime history are controversial.
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Viewpoint: When Hindus and Muslims joined hands to riot
What can 100-year-old riots, where Hindus and Muslims fought on the same side, teach us?
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Poland border crisis: Camp empty as migrants move to warehouse
About 1,000 people from the Middle East have been trying to get into the EU from Belarus.
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Ros Atkins on... the missing Chinese tennis star Peng Shuai
Questions remain about the whereabouts of Peng Shuai, after she accused a top Chinese government official of sexual assault.
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Afghanistan: The teenage girls returning to school under the Taliban
The BBC's John Simpson visits Bamiyan and finds some girls are attending secondary school in Afghanistan.
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Australian school food van: 'I didn't believe in myself until I got this job'
An Australian school is using a food van to help struggling students explore new avenues.
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US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Sudan and Ethiopia
The US Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, says there's a real risk of Ethiopia pulling apart if a diplomatic solution isn’t found.
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'I've seen irreversible change but hope too for planet'
Over decades, correspondent David Shukman has seen climate change become our most important issue.
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Three Amigos summit: Awkward conversations for US with its neighbours
US, Canada and Mexico's leaders meet Thursday in Washington, with plenty of differences to resolve.
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Saurabh Kirpal: The man who could be India's first openly gay judge
Experts say Saurabh Kirpal's appointment will inspire other LGBTQ lawyers and judges to come out.
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Ethiopia's Tigray conflict: How the TPLF has outflanked the army
Ethiopia's army used to be one of the strongest in Africa so how have rebels made such rapid gains?
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Why Mexico is not prepared for the migrant caravan
Thousands of migrants are travelling north, often expecting US entry will be easier than before.
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Alec Baldwin: Rust script didn't call for gun to be fired, lawsuit alleges
A crew member is suing the actor over the fatal on-set shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
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The Office star who made a million dollars on Cameo
The Office star, Brian Baumgartner has made more than $1m making personalised videos on Cameo.
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Malcolm X's 1965 assassination: Convictions of two men to be quashed
Two of the men convicted of the 1965 killing did not get the justice they deserved, prosecutor says.
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British Columbia storm: Cows rescued from storm floods by jet ski
A major storm has caused a state of emergency in the Canadian province of British Columbia.
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Climate change: What did the scientists make of COP26?
Scientists applaud some COP26 policies but fear measures don't go far enough and won’t be delivered.
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Jai Bhim: The Indian film that overtook The Godfather on IMDB
Jai Bhim, a film on Dalit repression, is at the top of IMDB rankings in just two weeks since its release.
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Bulgarian election: Kiril Petkov, Assen Vassilev, a battle-bus and a brand new party
Two entrepreneurs heading an anti-corruption party look to form a government in Bulgaria.
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Afghan judges in UK fear for colleagues left behind
The BBC has spoken to female judges who have just arrived in the UK as part of a rescue mission.
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Postpartum depression: A deaf mum's story.
Catherine, a single parent who is also deaf, struggled with postpartum depression.
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British Columbia battered by huge storm
Some areas in the province saw more rain in 24 hours than the average for the month of November.
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Ollie the comfort dog makes getting jabbed a little easier for California children
Ollie the Goldendoodle is helping California children overcome their fear of getting a Covid jab.
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Rod Stewart reveals why he didn't play Live Aid
The star clears up his absence from the charity gig, and insists he doesn't style his hair with mayo.
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Nigerian army 'shot and killed #EndSars protesters': report
Tens of thousands of Nigerians took to the streets last October as part of the #EndSars protests.
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Joe Biden and Xi Jinping: What they want from talks
The video call on Monday will address several thorny issues, including Taiwan, cybersecurity and trade.
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The Uyghur woman fighting to keep her culture alive
In London, a restaurant owner aims to preserve traditions which are under threat in China.
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Jair Bolsonaro, guns and rising violence in Brazil
Gun culture was part of Bolsonaro's winning presidential campaign. Three years on, what's the impact?
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A Nobel prize-winning economist's guide to cooking
Abhijeet Banerjee's irreverent new cookbook draws on both his culinary instincts and his academic insights.
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Why China is still trying to achieve zero Covid
While other countries grapple with living with Covid, China is doubling down on stamping it out.
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Ethiopia's Tigray conflict: Why the rest of the world is worried
The stability of the Horn of Africa in part rests on a peaceful resolution to Ethiopia's civil war.
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COP26 climate deal: 'It won't save us from drowning'
Young activists on the frontline of climate change explain what the deal struck at COP26 means to them.
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FBI probes cyber-attack emails sent from internal server
The agency is investigating after thousands of messages were sent warning of a possible cyber-attack.
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Wilbur Smith: Popular Zambian-born author dies aged 88
The accountant-turned-novelist's 49 books have sold more than 140 million copies worldwide.
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Dress embroidery project unifies women around the world
The artist behind a dress made in global embroidery project said it embodies the "unity" of women.
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Belarus border: Scrambling for facts in Europe's new crisis
Journalists and aid workers are kept away from the bleak spectacle of migrants on the Polish border.
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'I could have been a racist killer'
As a teenager, Mike was an armed and angry US Nazi. Looking back, he fears he came close to murder.
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BBC's Simpson revisits Afghanistan under the Taliban
In 2001, the BBC's World Affairs editor was part of a team which entered the city when the Taliban fell.
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Ship-load of 'toxic' Chinese fertilizer causes diplomatic stink
A ship carrying fertiliser from China to Sri Lanka is at the heart of a dispute between both allies.
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Iqaluit: A month without clean water in Canada's north
Frustration is growing in the Canadian city of Iqaluit after fuel contaminated the water supply.
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COP26: Climate talks into overtime as nations near deal
Divisions remain over continuing subsidies for fossil fuels and financial help to poorer nations.
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Steve Bannon charged with contempt of Congress
Former Trump strategist charged after refusing to testify to committee investigating US Capitol riot.
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Astroworld: Dozens more lawsuits filed over deadly festival crush
A woman who was at the festival told reporters that said didn't know she was buying a "death ticket".
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Capitol riot: Court temporarily blocks release of Trump files
Files chased by the Capitol riot inquiry will not be released until an appeals court hears the case.
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US women are being jailed for having miscarriages
More and more American women are facing prison for allegedly harming their unborn baby by using drugs.
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At Iraq's election protest camp, militia supporters dig in
Tensions grow as defiant groups vow to stay put until election results are overturned.
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Quiz of the week: Which actor destroyed an original Banksy?
How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?
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Lateral flow tests: Americans react to seeing UK rapid testing
A British nurse explains how at-home, fast Covid tests changed her life - and what the US can expect.
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Seven ways to curb climate change
What are the practical things countries need to do in order to tackle climate change?
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COP 26: How much are poor countries getting to fight climate change?
Are rich countries close to meeting their climate promises to the developing world?
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The African migrants running a food bank in Sicily
Undocumented people in Italy struggling for money during the Covid pandemic are not entitled to aid.
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Husband Richard on hunger strike to urge government to help
Richard Ratcliffe, the husband of Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, is weeks into his protest.
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Himalayan village split in two by climate change
In Kumik, in India's northern Ladakh region, there is a serious water crisis, with some residents forced to abandon their homes and move elsewhere.
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COP26: Climate activists on what change means for them
Climate activists from the Philippines, the UK and Argentina take questions on climate change.
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COP26: How much is spent supporting fossil fuels and green energy?
Despite green energy investment promises, many governments still financially back the fossil fuel industry.
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Mireille Knoll: Killer of French Holocaust survivor jailed for life
A man is sentenced for murdering 85-year-old Jewish woman Mireille Knoll in 2018.
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Last rites rights of condemned around the world
A US death row inmate is fighting for a last rite. What rights to the condemned have around the world?
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Capitol riot: Trump's closest aides summoned to testify
Ten former White House aides are among the latest figures asked to testify by congressional investigators.
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Life at 50C: Lytton - the town that burned down in a day
Lytton saw the highest-ever temperature recorded above the latitude of 50 degrees north.
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Cape Town's Day Zero: 'We are axing trees to save water'
Cape Town, on South Africa's coast, was the first global city to come close to running out of water.
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Should firms have to put carbon labels on all products?
A growing number of companies are indicating an item's carbon score, but should it become mandatory?
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Astroworld: Travis Scott should have stopped concert earlier, says fire chief
The US rapper had a responsibility to fans at his Astroworld event in which eight people were killed.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala ties the knot in Birmingham ceremony
The activist and her partner Asser Malik celebrate a nikkah ceremony with family in Birmingham.
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French 17-year-old feared abducted while jogging
Search teams with rescue dogs are scouring woodland after the disappearance of a 17-year-old woman.
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Marie Antoinette's bracelets sell at auction for $8 million
The diamond bracelets of the last queen of France were sold to an anonymous telephone bidder.
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Desperate Afghans turn to people smugglers for help fleeing the country
People smugglers tell the BBC the number of Afghans leaving, has more than doubled since the Taliban takeover.
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Ghislaine Maxwell to challenge accusers' memories
The British socialite will challenge allegations she groomed girls for Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse.
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Travis Scott festival tragedy: Were warning signs missed at Astroworld?
Concerns were raised before Travis Scott's fatal festival show. Could the tragedy have been averted?
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Rwanda goes electric with locally made motorbikes
Rwanda's Ampersand wants motorbike taxi drivers to switch from petrol to electric.
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Climate change: Seven ways to spot businesses greenwashing
Firms often claim they are eco-friendly but how can you check they are as green as they make out?
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Niger classroom fire kills at least 25 schoolchildren
Many other schoolchildren aged five to six are injured during lessons in their straw-hut classrooms.
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