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Israel orders more Rafah evacuations and reports face-to-face battles with Hamas
People in further areas of Gaza's southern city Rafah have been told to head to an "expanded humanitarian area" by the Israeli military.
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US says Israel may have breached international law using American weapons
Report says it is "reasonable to assess" there have been breaches in Gaza, but admits it does not have "complete information".
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In pictures: Northern Lights dazzle around the world
The aurora borealis was visible around the world on Friday night, stunning photographers everywhere.
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Hundreds flee Ukraine border area after Russia attack
Evacuations are under way in the Kharkiv area as fighting continues after Friday's surprise incursions.
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Man freed five days after South Africa building collapse
The worker pulled to safety is one of 42 people rescued from the building which collapsed on Monday.
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Brazil floods drive thousands from their homes
Heavy rains wreak havoc in southern Brazil, leaving many homeless and raising fears of further chaos.
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Dutch contestant disqualified from Eurovision
The singer, Joost Klein, had been among the favourites to win the contest in Malmö, Sweden.
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Barron Trump 'declines' Republican convention role
The former US president's youngest child, 18, has "prior commitments", according to his mother.
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Attacks overshadow start to Malaysia soccer season
Three members of the national team suffer separate assaults, leaving police and fans baffled.
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Hundreds killed in Afghanistan flash flooding
More than 100 people are injured, according to officials, as torrents of water sweep through entire villages.
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Woman says she will sue over Baby Reindeer character
Fiona Harvey accuses Netflix, as well as writer Richard Gadd, of lying, in a Piers Morgan interview.
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Watch: These solar flares may lead to rare Northern Lights in US
Unusual geomagnetic storms may make aurora borealis visible in places where it is not usually seen.
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Protesters attempt to storm Berlin's Tesla factory
Protesters opposed to the expansion of the site have clashed with police.
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Spanish islands toughen curbs on party holidays
The popular tourist spot says it will expand an anti-tourism law.
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UN assembly urges Palestine membership after vote
Passing the resolution is seen as symbolic, as the US is likely to use its veto in the Security Council.
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Israeli operation leaves Rafah's hospitals overwhelmed
More than a million people are at risk of being deprived of medical care in Gaza.
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Netanyahu vows Hamas Rafah defeat despite US arms threat
Israeli leader says his country will "stand alone" and "fight with fingernails" if shipments are halted.
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Israel heads to Eurovision final, despite protests
Twenty-year-old singer Eden Golan makes the final, despite being booed during dress rehearsals.
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Unrwa closes East Jerusalem compound after attacks
The head of the UN agency says the perimeter of its building was set fire to twice on Thursday.
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Biden to halt some arms supplies if Israel invades Rafah
President Biden warns he will stop supplying some weapons if Israel launches a ground operation.
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Israeli police raid studio linked to Al Jazeera
The incident comes after Israel targeted another of the broadcaster's offices in Jerusalem on Sunday.
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Djokovic dons a helmet after being hit by bottle
Djokovic greets fans with a helmet after being hit by bottle
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Ros Atkins on... How different countries protect children online
BBC Analysis editor Ros Atkins looks at what what is being done to prevent minors seeing harmful content.
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Trump's lawyers spar with Stormy Daniels in trial
The BBC's Nada Tawfik goes through the cross-examination that the former adult-film star faced in court.
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'So smart': Meghan praises Harry during Nigeria visit
The Duchess of Sussex compliments the Duke as he speak about mental health at a school in Abuja.
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Doorcam captures tornado winds tearing down trees
A week of severe storms has left a trail of damage and flooding in multiple parts of the central US.
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Horse stranded on rooftop and airport floods in Brazil
Aerials show a horse stranded on a rooftop and a flooded airport in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul.
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Watch: US and allies sink mock enemy ship in military drill
More than 16,000 military personnel took part in the practice drills in the Philippines and South China Sea.
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BBC Verify looks at fake AI-generated Met Gala images
Fake pictures of Katy Perry and other artists at the Met Gala went viral on social media.
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Images show devastating impact of Brazil floods
Aerial footage shows devastating scenes in Brazil as landslides and massive flooding kill dozens.
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Gazans celebrate after Hamas says it accepts ceasefire
Video shows people jumping for joy and chanting joyously outside Al Aqsa hospital in Central Gaza.
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Rafah evacuation: 'Where will we go now?'
Palestinians have begun leaving parts of Rafah after Israel urged 100,000 people to evacuate the city.
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Dashcam shows tornado obliterate Nebraska building
There were dozens of workers still inside when the extreme weather event struck - but all survived.
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Surfers pay tribute to tourists found dead in Mexico
Authorities believe three tourists were attacked trying to fend off an attempted theft.
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Rival Greek churches light skies in annual ‘rocket war’
In a tradition going back centuries, two rival churches fire at one another during Orthodox Easter Mass.
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Watch: Madonna free beach gig attracts 1.6m people
The concert in Brazil marked the end of the singing icon's 'Celebration' world tour.
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The moment pilot makes emergency landing on US beach
A small plane's engine lost power mid-flight, forcing the pilot to land on a New York beach.
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Eurovision final: Evil Kate Bush, fiddlesticks and 5 other things to watch for
A look at some of the most eye-catching performers, ahead of the grand final on Saturday night.
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Australia tries to stop a violence against women 'epidemic', starting with schools
As the nation reels from the Bondi Junction stabbings, what can be done to shift behaviour?
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Eurovision queen Loreen: 'I want to write a boring song'
The two-time winner talks Eurovision, protests in Sweden and why she wants to write a song about tax.
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Red carpets, racing and flames: Photos of the week
A selection of striking images from around the world, taken over the past seven days.
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Why Modi's party is not fighting elections in Kashmir
This is the first general election since India ended the special status of Kashmir in 2019.
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How we found Europe’s most wanted migrant-smuggler
Barzan Majeed, aka Scorpion, is on the run after smuggling thousands of migrants into the UK.
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Tiwa Savage: I always wanted to be an actor
Nigerian singer Tiwa Savage talks to the BBC about her acting debut in the film Water & Garri.
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Domestic tourism soars in China but foreigners stay away
Foreign visitor numbers are sharply down amid concerns about the political environment.
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Fight to save African penguin goes to law
Every year there are fewer African penguins and soon there may be none at all, scientists warn.