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" />Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will only withdraw from Gaza when Hamas is fully disarmed
The BBC visits the Iran school where a strike killed 120 children
Tehran warns US must agree to six conditions before the Strait of Hormuz is reopened
A ground-breaking operation fixed Theo's life threatening birth defect inside the womb
New Colombian president Abelardo de la Espriella promises to tackle narco-terrorism
A 14-year-old Thai boy kills teachers - and his grandparents - before killing himself
US scientists hail AI designed viruses a new era for treating diseases
As Russia steps up attacks on shipping, BBC joins Ukraine's navy on patrol near Odesa
Fifa president apologises for errors made in his World Cup sell-off plan
Scientists believe a stray SpaceX rocket has crashed into the surface of the Moon
At least one killed in latest Russian strikes on Ukrainian capital
EU states praise Spain's response to influx of Moroccans into its territory of Ceuta
Russia accuses Ukraine of a deliberate strike on civilians at a Black Sea resort
English Football Association set to withdraw support for FIFA president Infantino
The Pakistani Taliban says it was responsible for a deadly attack in the Swat Valley
Three people are killed in explosion at a restaurant in the Russian capital
32-yr-old Kelsey Pfendler became the first US woman to row solo from California to Hawaii
Gianni Infantino says he will not sell football World Cup stakes to private investors
Spain's prime minister condemns the influx of thousands of people from Morocco into Ceuta
Palestinian group accepts plan by President Trump's Board of Peace
Iran continues to hit American targets and allies despite 'heavy' overnight US attacks
White House considers controls on artificial intelligence after OpenAI systems go rogue
Criticism is growing of Fifa's plans to sell stakes in its football competitions
US targets groups aligned with Tehran after attack by Iran's revolutionary guards
A powerful earthquake has struck Kumamoto in southern Japan and many people are trapped
President Macron issues a stark warning as wildfires continue to rage
Firefighters warn they are still not in control of a major wildfire near Bordeaux
After a manhunt the suspect Abdul Ballout was killed in a Berlin suburb allotment
The conservative conference that helped make Donald Trump has come to the UK.
At least one person has been killed after a vehicle drove into a crowd in Berlin
Dave and Andrea met by chance at work before they found out the life changing news
International Criminal Court member states vote overwhelmingly to remove Karim Khan
Volunteer gets jab for Bundibugyo strain that's hit the Democratic Republic of Congo
Families demand answers as they search for thousands that are still missing
Rebels say they have attacked two tankers to create new chokepoint
Critics warn the energy deal could allow the Gulf state to build its own nuclear weapon
ChatGPT-maker said AI agents escaped their controlled environment to solve a task
Oleksandr Syrskyi dismissed after backlash over the removal of Ukraine's defence minister
Indonesian child trafficking ring was led by a 70 year-old woman
Iran-backed Houthis announce blockade of Saudi shipping in Red Sea
New prime minister says Britain needs to show the world it can regain stability
Spain's 1-0 victory over Argentina stops them winning successive World Cup finals
A whistleblower unveils exclusive allegations about Lutnick and Epstein’s business ties
Two American troops killed and one missing after Iranian attack in Jordan
"Julie" has retired to an elephant sanctuary after 40 years with a circus
Explosions have been reported in several Iranian cities, as US launches fresh strikes
New UK Labour leader Andy Burnham will become prime minister on Monday
In a televised address, Donald Trump accuses Beijing of undermining the 2020 US election
Former motorway chief given jail term over Genoa bridge disaster which killed 43
Ukrainians describe sacking of defence minister as a "shot in the foot"
Trump warns military strikes will intensify if Tehran does not cooperate in peace talks
Donald Trump says he's no longer planning to charge ships for using the Strait of Hormuz
Public outcry after US immigration agents use deadly force for second time in a week
Donald Trump unveils a new levy on cargo shipped through the Strait of Hormuz
UK regulators approve human testing of a jab which targets the deadly Bundibugyo strain
Thai officials investigate an explosive fire which tore through a bar in the capital
Critics have accused Citizen Vigilante of inciting violence against immigrants
Hostilities resume after US accuses Iran of attacking cargo ship
One couple's quest to make friends led them to host dinners with people they'd never met
US says Iran must confirm it will not target ships in key waterway
Fire crews battle one of Spain's deadliest blazes where victims are mostly tourists
Iran's former supreme leader is laid to rest after a six-day funeral procession
Iran accuses US of war crimes after attacks on civilian infrastructure
Court finds "concrete evidence" of atrocities perpetrated in Darfur during civil war
President Trump warns US will hit Iran 'hard' again tonight
Iran describes the American bombardment as a violation of the ceasefire
A Paris court has reduced Marine Le Pen's ban on running for public office
President Zelensky calls on allies to support Kyiv with anti-missile equipment
FIFA suspends one-game ban on USA footballer amid reports of Donald Trump's intervention
How has America shaped the world?
Washington event evacuated due to severe weather
Pete and his paraplegic son Ted met Catherine, Princess of Wales during a charity trek
The US president started 'America250' with a speech at Mount Rushmore
The Somalian refugee who won the US green card lottery
Foreign dignitaries arrive in Iran for events ahead of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's funeral
Hernán Gil was freed from under the rubble a week after Venezuela's twin earthquakes
UNICEF has called for the protection of children caught up in Venezuela's earthquakes
Justices ruled that babies born in the US have a constitutional right to citizenship
Anti-immigration campaigners call for undocumented foreigners to leave the country
US top court says the president can fire government staff but the Fed is protected
Tens of thousands missing under rubble in Venezuela as hopes of finding survivors fade
Venezuelans who've lost everything in earthquakes criticise the government's response
US public opinion on Israel is shifting. How does that affect politics in both countries?
Crucial 72-hour rescue window closes as death toll reaches 1,430
The rising popularity of bike buses, which let children cycle to school safely
More than 900 people now confirmed dead after Venezuela's twin earthquakes
Venezuela says thousands of people are still missing as rescue operations continue
Trump deploys military assets and a specialised team to help relief efforts in Venezuela
Rescuers search for survivors after powerful quakes kill at least 164 in Venezuela
High casualties feared after back-to-back quakes near Caracas
Ukraine says its drones struck the main power station in Crimea's largest city Sevastopol
Israel accused of breaking ceasefire as fifth round of peace talks with Lebanon begin
The Labour Party in Britain prepares to choose new prime minister
The UK leader steps down after months of growing pressure
Initial results say millionaire Abelardo de la Espriella wins Colombia election
A former weapons inspector on the big challenges of monitoring Iran’s nuclear programme.
On World Refugee Day, a woman who fled Syria and now runs a successful UK cheese business
Rescuers in Nabatieh say several Israeli attacks hit southern Lebanon after the ceasefire
Truce in Lebanon announced after intense fighting kills dozens
JD Vance defends the Iran deal, saying it does not give too much away to Tehran
At least four fuel ships pass through Strait of Hormuz after US and Iran sign accord
US and Iranian presidents endorse deal to seek diplomatic solution to conflict
Trump says he will "go back to dropping bombs" if he does not like Iran agreement
US president rebukes Israel for striking Hezbollah targets despite Iran deal
Trump and Zelensky meet at G7 summit to 'force Russia to make a deal'
Fighting continues in Lebanon a day after US and Iran agreed on framework to end war
The peace deal between the US and Iran is due to be signed on Friday
Oil prices fall as Washington and Tehran indicate the Strait of Hormuz will reopen
How is US Secretary of State Marco Rubio shaping American foreign policy?
Iran says an exact date has not been decided
Dawa Sherpa was presumed dead but managed to crawl and slide down from the upper slopes
Toronto and Los Angeles hold opening ceremonies for the men’s football World Cup
Tributes are pouring in for Pop Art painter, David Hockney, famed for his swimming pools
The first of 104 matches saw Mexico play South Africa in the biggest World Cup ever
British prime minister suffers fresh blow as defence secretary John Healey resigns
Iran responds to US strikes by attacking American bases in the Gulf region
Rebels in Myanmar tell the BBC they're losing ground to the military government
The fragile ceasefire hangs in the balance after the US and Iran fire at one another
The Israeli military has carried out strikes on the southern Lebanese city of Tyre
US President has denied the Israeli PM had defied his wishes by launching strikes on Iran
Tehran says "painful response" delivered to Israel and warns it against more attacks
Israel strikes western and central Iran after Tehran launched missiles towards Israel
Will James Bond survive its new owners and a new generation of cinema goers?
The US defence secretary accused European nations of allowing an 'invasion' of migrants
New DNA test could spare millions of breast cancer patients chemotherapy.
Iran's participation had been in doubt because of the ongoing conflict
The Ukrainian President has shared an open letter he sent to the Russian leader
Iran-backed militant group called the truce deal a "surrender and defeat"
In a rebuke to the president, Congress passes resolution calling for an end to Iran war
Kuwait’s foreign ministry calls Iranian drone attacks an act of aggression
British oil giant Shell rejects liability claims over pollution in Niger Delta
UN experts say the new phase of El Niño could lead to extreme global weather changes
Russia uses drones and missiles to bombard Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities
Many residents flee the Lebanese capital as Israel's conflict with Hezbollah escalates
Abelardo de la Espriella will face Ivan Cepeda in Colombian presidential run-off
Is this tournament, more shaped by geopolitics than previous competitions?
Football fans have rampaged after Paris St-Germain won the European Champions League
Researchers say a plastic drape is helping to prevent women dying after childbirth
Activists in Ghana condemn anti-LGBTQ laws headed to president's desk for final sign-off
As Israel intensifies attacks in Lebanon, Hezbollah responds with fibre-optic drones
At least 16 pupils killed in blaze at Utumishi Girls Academy dormitory
Washington and Tehran fight near the Strait of Hormuz, despite ceasefire and peace talks
Chip makers strike landmark bonus deal with South Korean tech giant
Police launch investigation into deadly collision between a school minivan and a train
American forces say they've attacked Iranian missile sites and boats despite ceasefire
The Pope focuses on artificial intelligence in first encyclical
The Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and South Sudan co-ordinate response to Ebola
A US mayor is charged with being an agent for China. She is far from the only one.
US President says potential deal with Iran would include opening Strait of Hormuz
We find out why art is good for you and how you can view world-renowned pieces from home
Top US intelligence official Tulsi Gabbard quits, citing her husband's cancer diagnosis
NATO Chief says work will continue on making Europe less reliant on the US
A video of pro-Palestinian activists being taunted in Israel has been widely condemned
Indictment comes amid an intense US campaign aimed at forcing political change in Cuba
Marco Rubio makes first address to Cuba as US Secretary of State
The escalating humanitarian crisis for Afghans, with millions one step away from famine
Jury throws out lawsuit against the ChatGPT-maker, saying Musk waited too long to sue
The new Ebola species is caused by the Bundibugyo virus, which has no approved vaccines
US threatens Tehran again amid stalled peace negotiations
How the US led a coup to topple Iran’s last democratically elected leader in 1953.
The Ebola outbreak is of international concern according to the World Health Organisation
The teacher shocked to have her old designs, inspired by Alzheimer's, on show in New York
Israel says the Hamas official targeted was an architect of the October 7th attacks
Xi Jinping called Donald Trump's visit "historic", but did not confirm any new deals
CIA director has meeting in Cuba as President Trump calls for sweeping changes
Chinese leader warns Trump they could end up in conflict if ties are not managed properly
The US and Chinese presidents exchange warm words at highly anticipated summit in Beijing
The US president will discuss Tehran, Taiwan and trade with Chinese leader Xi Jinping
Trade tensions and Iran top the agenda during the US president's symbolic visit to China
Knesset passes law for public trials of Palestinians linked to attacks in 2023
A year since his departure from the White House, Musk’s influence continues to grow.
Six-year-old Saffie would have gone blind, if not for a groundbreaking gene therapy
The view from Israel on the power balance between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu
The marathon runner who says showing her mastectomy scars is about power not pity
We speak to one undercover agent racing against the clock to save children
Ari wanted to reopen the world for Ben, who can't walk, talk or move his hands
Anthropic says its new model is too dangerous for public release. Should we be worried?
The man helping to tackle loneliness by offering strangers somewhere to sit and chat
The latest from Iran and the Middle East, and the rest of the world’s news, from the BBC
The mayor of Ingersoll beams with pride as the Canadian town is represented on Artemis II
Fans in Iraq and the DRC are celebrating being back in football's biggest competition.
Will the US-Israel war with Iran spiral out of control and how can it be stopped?
Nathan Newby received a bravery medal for preventing an attack on a hospital
Veteran war reporter Fergal Keane on PTSD among children in conflicts worldwide.
Meet the men helping fellow Dads connect with their daughters through hairstyling lessons
Millions of people have watched Stephen Spencer set his daughter's stories to music
Lois, 14, and her classmates used a 3D printer to make her new prosthetic hand
The full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 led to an intense crackdown on dissent
A newly discovered species is named after Mr Jones
The latest tranche of Epstein files shed new light on the scandal’s global implications.
A woman whose leg was amputated aged 2 is challenging stereotypes through modelling
The US has carried out strikes on ISIS targets, amid prison breaks and in-fighting
How a series of attacks on Russian apartments helped propel Putin’s rise to power.
Lessons in kindness from an expert inspired by a stranger risking his life to save hers
Canada’s PM Mark Carney says “the old world order is not coming back”.
A man who had two heart operations later worked with his surgeon to save others
Did the rules based order ever exist and what could replace it if it goes away?
The new sight-saving treatment inspired by one woman's determination not to go blind
Officials have for years run war games on Venezuela – here's what they predicted.
Why an Australian man raised nearly two million dollars to help an elderly US veteran
A US bone marrow donor spent Christmas with the man whose life she saved in Australia
Australia reconsiders its gun control laws, following the Bondi Beach massacre.
Videos of emotional families reuniting in Dublin Airport have gained thousands of views
How two shocking murders of young women fueled outrage in Italy and led to femicide law.
A pop-up cafe in Tokyo is giving people with dementia a place to volunteer
Fifa’s new ‘Peace Prize’ raises questions about politics in the world’s biggest sport.
The extraordinary teenage promise that led to a woman having a baby for her best friend
Miss Universe 2025 has been chaotic and scandalous - but will it win back viewers?
Why many Haitians believe there’s a way out of the crisis in their country.
Stories of innovation, advocacy and education to mark Diabetes Awareness Month
The true story of the man once described as ‘the high priest of the carbon club’
An organ donor has seen the impact she had by meeting the boy who received her kidney
Roger Carstens on how he freed Americans wrongfully detained by Russia.
A woman who saved a kayaker's life says she feels like he's one of her children
Syrian president is due to hold the first elections since the fall of the Assad regime?
The atomic bomb survivors and families campaigning for peace and nuclear disarmament
Notes from two Australian WW1 soldiers found on a beach and now back with their families
Doctors have used microchips to help blind patients regain the ability to read
Women with post-natal depression saw lasting benefits from a singing group.
A man's search for his birth mother led him back to his favourite local bakery
Young entrepreneur Adarsh Kumar provides training and mentoring across India
A special episode to reflect on the war in Gaza and the future of the Middle East
The first ever treatment for Huntington's disease delights patients and scientists
A woman in Kentucky saved a baby raccoon who became 'drunk' on fermented fruit.
Happy stories and positive news from around the world - our weekly collection
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As Xi, Kim and Putin meet in Beijing, what does the West make of this show of strength?
Happy stories and positive news from around the world - our weekly collection
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What's next for Iran's nuclear ambitions? We put your questions to BBC experts
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French far-right leader calls embezzlement conviction a 'witch hunt' at Paris rally
Your Ukraine questions answered by BBC experts
UK PM says US security guarantee only way to deter Russia from attacking Ukraine again
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We assess President Trump's agenda and what it means for the rest of the world
Donald Trump returns as 47th US president
Donald Trump has repeated his desire to control Greenland
US president commutes around 1,500 sentences and pardons 39 people
Syrian President's grip on power wanes as another strategic city falls to Islamist rebels
Syrian rebels intent on overthrowing President Assad converge on the capital, Damascus
MSF pulls out of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince after attacks on staff
Republicans secure total control of US congress after winning House of Representatives
Donald Trump pledges to lead the US into a new golden age after election victory
Donald Trump poised to make historic comeback not seen in the US in more than a century
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Ex commander in rebel Lord's Resistance Army jailed for 40 years for war crimes in Uganda
The Global News Podcast, The Global Story and Americast answer your questions
Benjamin Netanyahu accuses the Iran-backed group of trying to assassinate him
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Iran’s supreme leader tells crowd that the October 7th massacre was a 'legitimate act'
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Three weeks since Hamas attacked Israel, we put more of your questions to our BBC experts
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The build up to the Hamas attack, why now and what happens next
What is AI? What can it do? A tool for good - or should we be worried?
We investigate the changing dynamic of abortion rights globally
We took questions on Ukraine from young people around the world
We answer more of your questions about Ukraine
US President Biden warns Russia might invade Ukraine in February
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BBC correspondents answer your questions about the Taliban's takeover of Afghanistan
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