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At least 30 injured in Russian strike on railway station, Zelensky says
Preliminary reports indicate that train staff and passengers were at the site of the strike, he says. -
Sanae Takaichi set to become Japan's first female prime minister
Takaichi is a long-time admirer of Margaret Thatcher, but many female voters do not see her as an advocate for progress. -
'I love you, I'm sorry': What Sean 'Diddy' Combs did the moment he learned his sentence
It was a more subdued message from three months ago when Combs told his family he was "coming home". -
Munich airport resumes flights after suspected drones force second closure in 24 hours
Flights were suspended for several hours on Friday night, with around 6,500 passengers affected. -
Gisèle Pelicot returns to court after trial made her an icon - and tore her family apart
A rift has emerged between Gisèle Pelicot - the victim at the centre of the largest rape trial in French history - and her eldest children -
Trump's Grim Reaper - from Project 2025 to shutdown enforcer
The Office of Management and Budget boss may not be a household name, but he's a key figure in Washington's shutdown. -
Senate stalemate sends US shutdown into second week
Two separate funding proposals failed on Friday as mass lay-offs and sweeping cuts loom over the government. -
Italians stage strike in support of Gaza Palestinians
Pro-Palestinian marches gripped Italy's cities on Friday, defying the right-wing government of Giorgia Meloni. -
Four killed in latest US strike on alleged drug vessel near Venezuela
Donald Trump says the boat was carrying enough drugs to kill thousands of people. -
Four Gaza flotilla activists deported by Israel
The four already deported are Italian citizens, the Israeli foreign ministry says. -
Climbing star, 23, dies after falling from Yosemite's El Capitan
Balin Miller's solo climb and fall was caught on a live stream. -
Massive fire at Chevron refinery in California contained, officials say
The cause of the explosion and blaze at the El Segundo refinery, Chevron's second largest in the US, remains under investigation. -
Kenyans prove paternity case against UK soldiers
Commercially available DNA databases were used to identify unknown fathers, who had served in Kenya. -
Blackout in Spain and Portugal 'first of its kind', report finds
The massive blackout that hit the Iberian peninsula is the first known blackout caused by overvoltage. -
Japan faces Asahi beer shortage after cyber-attack
The drinks giant said this week that the attack had a major impact on its domestic operations. -
Thai killer of Cambodian opposition politician sentenced to life in prison
Lim Kimya was shot dead in Bangkok in January, in what many believe was a political killing. -
Russia targets UK military satellites on weekly basis
Moscow is attempting to collect information from UK spacecraft, according to the MoD. -
Animal bones found in search for girl who vanished 55 years ago
The "area of interest" flagged by a team of volunteers has turned out to be a false alarm. -
Munich airport reopens after drone sightings force closure
Dozens of flights were cancelled or redirected at Munich International Airport after drone sightings. -
Trump wields axe over 'Democrat Agencies' as shutdown blame game rages
He said the shutdown could be an opportunity to "clear out dead wood", giving no hint of concessions to Democrats. -
Hamas response to US Gaza plan is significant - but there are key omissions
There is still a huge amount of detail to be worked through around how a ceasefire could be implemented. -
They're making sex jokes in Saudi: Inside the controversial comedy festival
A-listers including Dave Chappelle, Bill Burr and Jack Whitehall have faced a backlash over the event. -
Fatal attack revives debate over controversial shark nets in Australia
The use of controversial shark nets was about to be scaled back in Sydney when a surfer was killed. -
We need hospitals more than football stadiums, say Morocco's young protesters
Morocco will soon have the world's largest football stadium but this has angered many young people who want better services. -
They paid thousands for a cruise that hasn't sailed. Now they can't get their money back
The BBC has been speaking to retirees who want the firm selling the cruise to stop advertising and refund their deposits. -
'Machines don't see gender': India's first female train driver on blazing the trail
Surekha Yadav became a train driver at a time when it was uncommon for Indian women to take up the profession. -
Conservative church group condemns choice of female Archbishop of Canterbury
The group, Gafcon, says that its followers believe "the Bible requires a male-only episcopacy". -
Hopes and fears in Gaza and Israel over potential ceasefire
Hopes are growing of an end to the Israel-Gaza war, but it remains to be seen if the two sides can agree a ceasefire. -
Watch: Emotional day in court as Diddy sentenced
The BBC's Nada Tawfik was inside the courtroom as the convicted hip-hop mogul addressed his family and the judge. -
Nasa research equipment accidentally lands on Texas farm
The space probe had launched from the Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility in New Mexico before it was blown off course.