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Harvey Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction overturned
Victims group describes the New York appeal court's decision to retry Hollywood mogul as "profoundly unjust". -
More arrests as US campus protests continue to spread
USC also cancelled a graduation ceremony, citing "safety measures", as protests against the Gaza war continue. -
Police arrest Gaza protesters at Emory University
Video shows chaos erupting at one Atlanta college as police clear an encampment of pro-Palestinian demonstrators. -
'The boss' featured at Trump hush-money trial
Former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker laid out his dealings with Michael Cohen for ''the boss''. -
Haiti PM resigns as transitional council sworn in
The council will try to restore order and form a new government in the nation gripped by gang violence. -
Would you pay a tourist fee to enter Venice?
From Thursday visitors making a trip to the famous city at peak times will be charged a trial entrance fee. -
Prosecutors ask for halt to case against Spain PM's wife
Pedro Sánchez is deciding whether to resign after a case against his wife by an anti-corruption group. -
Royal Navy destroyer shoots down Houthi missile
The HMS Diamond was deployed in the Gulf of Aden when its crew used her Sea Viper missile system. -
Europe risks dying and faces big decisions - Macron
The French president delivers a stark warning for Europe to act fast to survive in a changing world. -
Supreme Court divided on whether Trump has immunity
The justices discussed immunity, coups, pardons, Operation Mongoose - and the future of democracy. -
Arsenic-laced books removed from French library
The four 19th Century books have been removed from shelves and taken for further analysis. -
More than 150 killed as heavy rains pound Tanzania
The prime minister warns that El Niño-triggered heavy rains are likely to continue into May. -
Playboy model's interview 'aggravated' Trump, court hears
A tabloid publisher testifies the then-president didn't understand why he let Karen McDougal speak to media. -
Paris's Moulin Rouge loses windmill sails overnight
The cause of the sails' collapse from the roof of the world famous cabaret club is not yet clear. -
Ukraine uses longer-range US missiles for first time
Missiles secretly delivered this month have been used to strike Russian targets in Crimea, US media say. -
Namibia condemns tourists posing naked in dune safari
Photos of the three naked tourists have gone viral in Namibia, angering the authorities. -
Rebel Wilson book published in the UK with blacked out text
Some sections of the UK edition of the book, released on Thursday, have been redacted. -
Prisoners escape after rain damages Nigeria prison
A manhunt is launched after more than 100 inmates escape the colonial-era facility near Abuja. -
Russia vetoes UN vote on stopping space arms race
The US has previously warned that Russia is trying to develop a space-based, anti-satellite weapon. -
US jails Chinese man who threatened student activist
He threatened to "chop off" the hands of a Chinese student who put up pro-democracy fliers on campus. -
Watch: Rescuers rush to get stranded whales into the sea
Around 160 long-finned pilot whales washed up on the western Australian coast, wildlife officials say. -
Gaza protesters clash with police at US universities
Demonstrators in Texas were met with state troopers as protests lead to arrests on campuses across the country. -
BBC Verify examines reported strikes on Russian oil depots
The reported strikes have been geolocated to the Smolensk region of western Russia. -
Inside Columbia's campus as students protest
Hundreds of students have been camping on the university lawn, sparking a nationwide wave of campus protests. -
Gag orders and tabloid schemes at Trump trial
Day six of Donald Trump's hush-money trial in New York heard damaging testimony from a tabloid publisher. -
Arrests and anger at US university pro-Palestinian demos
Dozens of student protesters have been arrested at Columbia, Yale and New York University in recent days. -
BBC witnesses boarding of boat which left five dead
The BBC's Andrew Harding, in France, witnesses people clambering aboard a small boat bound for the UK. -
Dashcam video shows dramatic rescue from burning car
Drivers in Minnesota stopped in the middle of a highway to help pull a man out from a vehicle on fire. -
TV tower breaks in half after strike on Ukraine
The local military says that digital TV has been cut off in the surrounding area. -
Baby born by emergency caesarean as mother killed in Gaza
The infant's entire immediate family died in Israeli air strikes on Rafah on Saturday night.