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Tyre Nichols: Five Memphis police officers charged over death
The 29-year-old's family lawyers say he was beaten non-stop by Memphis police like "a human piñata". -
Israel-Palestinian conflict: Fears of wider flare-up after deadly Jenin raid
What's behind the raid on the West Bank city, which led to nine Palestinian deaths on Thursday? -
Haiti police riot after crime gangs kill 14 officers
Fourteen police officers have died since the start of 2023 amid a huge surge in gang violence. -
Egypt archaeology: Gold-covered mummy among latest discoveries
The mummy was found inside a sarcophagus that has remained unopened for 4,300 years. -
Spain church attacks: Suspect was facing deportation
A 25-year-old Moroccan is detained after a church caretaker is killed and a priest injured. -
Woman arrested for enrolling as New Jersey high school student
The 29-year-old allegedly used a fake birth certificate to attend the high school in New Jersey. -
Cameras show tornado ripping through Texas town
The CCTV footage reveals the moment a tornado touched down and tore through Deer Creek. -
US hacks back against Hive ransomware crew
The US Department of Justice says its operation against the cyber gang was a 21st Century stakeout. -
Czechs to vote in second round of presidential election
Former PM Andrej Babis and retired Nato general Petr Pavel are vying for the ceremonial but influential post. -
Truck attacker guilty of killing 8 on NYC bike path
The Uzbekistan native may face the death penalty for what was the city's deadliest terrorist attack since 9/11. -
Man smashes vehicle into Colorado police station
The driver has been charged with several offences, including attempted murder. -
They sold a Picasso to flee the Nazis - now their heirs want it back
In 1938, Woman Ironing was sold to escape Germany. Now the heirs of the original owner want it back. -
South Korea: 'Protesting for 20 years and still no equal rights'
Disability rights activists are disrupting rush hour in Seoul's subway stations to demand better access. -
MLMs: Lured into India's get-rich-quick selling schemes
QNET is being investigated by Indian authorities for suspected money-laundering. -
Cost of living: How onions became a luxury in the Philippines
The staple ingredient has become a symbol of the country's rising cost of living. -
Hemp makes a comeback in the construction industry
A revival of hemp cultivation in Portugal has spurred the use of hemp blocks in construction. -
Why Germany delayed sending Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine
Chancellor Olaf Scholz's indecision has earned him criticism both nationally and internationally. -
Live music: How buying concert tickets could be made better
Concerts can be life-affirming. Buying tickets is the opposite. Here are eight possible solutions. -
Gibraltar struggles with post-Brexit limbo
As talks resume on its future, the British overseas territory fears for its sovereignty and border. -
Subscription-based bike hire schemes on a roll
A growing number of people are choosing to hire a bicycle over a long period of time. -
Can these rocks really power light bulbs? No, say the experts
Viral videos of minerals with apparent electrical properties are not what they seem. -
Tennessee official 'sickened' by footage of Tyre Nichols arrest
Tyre Nichols, 29, was stopped in Memphis on 7 January for reckless driving and died three days later. -
Gaza's only all-girl boxing club finds a home
After training women on the beach and in a garage, Osama has now moved to a professional centre. -
Drone footage shows extent of damage after Jenin raid
Nine Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli military raid in the occupied West bank, Palestinian officials say. -
Lucky escape after bus plunges into Turkey lake
CCTV shows the driver lose control of the steering wheel in an accident that left no-one seriously hurt. -
Ros Atkins on… Germany’s Ukraine tank decision
The BBC's Analysis Editor examines the background to Germany’s decision to send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine. -
Students detained over planned screening of BBC Modi documentary
Police are deployed to the Jamia Millia gates as India's government tries to stop the documentary being shown.