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WHO appeals for end to attacks on Gaza's hospitals
It comes after two were attacked and another raided by Israeli forces in the past few days. -
Parents of Belgrade school shooter jailed
Vladimir Kecmanoviæ and Miljana Kecmanoviæ will serve jail terms of 14 and three years respectively. -
Five charged in connection with Liam Payne's death
The One Direction star died in October after falling from a third-floor hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. -
Trinidad and Tobago declares emergency as murders soar
The country has one of the highest homicide rates in the region, with more than 620 killed this year. -
Carlsen to rejoin chess championship after jeans dispute resolved
The world champion quit the tournament on Friday after being told he had breached the dress code. -
Can Ukraine face another year of war?
Many of its soldiers are tired and exhausted after three years of fighting. The question – can the country endure another year of war? -
Dozens die in Ethiopia after lorry with wedding guests falls into river
It is thought the truck, which was reportedly carrying several wedding guests, was overloaded. -
Chinese teen sentenced to life in prison for classmate's death
The teens in Hebei were 13 years old when they conspired to kill their classmate and split his money. -
Azerbaijan urges Russia to accept blame for plane crash
President Iham Aliyev says Moscow initially tried to "cover up" its role in the Azerbaijan Airlines crash. -
New elections could take up to four years, Syria rebel leader says
Sharaa says it could take three years to write a constitution and longer to establish voting integrity. -
Actress Gal Gadot had 'terrifying' blood clot
Gadot says youngest daughter born during emergency surgery after blood clot found in actress's brain. -
Billionaire HBO creator Charles Dolan dies aged 98
The mogul who created Cablevision also owned Madison Square Garden, and the Knicks and Rangers sports teams. -
Georgia's outgoing president refuses to quit as successor sworn in
Former head of state Salome Zourabichvili agreed to leave the presidential residence, but vowed to fight on. -
At the scene of the South Korea plane crash investigation
The BBC's Asia correspondent visited the scene, where investigators are sifting through the fuselage. -
Joe Biden pays tribute to 'dear friend' Jimmy Carter
Biden praises Carter as "someone who embodied the most fundamental human values". -
Watch: A look back at Jimmy Carter's life
The Democrat from Georgia, who left office in 1981, lived longer than any other former US president. -
Watch the moment Carter took his presidential oath
On 20 January 1977, Jimmy Carter took his presidential oath to become the 39th president of the United States. -
Problems that plagued Carter have also troubled Biden
From Afghanistan to climate change, Carter's presidency charted the course for future US presidents. -
What we know about the South Korea plane crash so far
Officials are investigating the cause of the deadliest aircraft crash in South Korean history, which killed 179 people. -
How Kenyan workers who earn $2 a day to grow coffee are being hit by climate change
Growers find that the changing climate is having a big impact on the size of their harvests. -
Barbados fishing industry still reeling from hurricane aftermath
Hurricane Beryl lashed the island in July, devastating much of its fishing fleet. -
'I can't go on like this': US asks what's next for healthcare
Will the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson shock the American system into change? -
Astronomers ready for dazzling but brief celestial show after 80-year wait
Astronomers are poised to see a star system about 3,000 light years away explode into brightness. -
How a food crisis in India enriched America's library collections
A books-for-grain deal allowed India to get crucial food aid while US libraries built up a treasure trove of literature.