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Covid ravages Indonesia with daily deaths above 1,000
BBC, 29 Jul 2021
Indonesia is at the epicentre of the Covid outbreak in Asia, fuelled by the more infectious Delta variant.
Let more Afghan interpreters resettle in UK, say ex-military chiefs
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
Dozens of former military commanders have called on the government to allow more Afghans who worked for British forces to resettle in the UK.
Aftermath of Tunisia protests following 'coup' that saw PM dismissed
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
Calm has returned to the streets of Tunisia after protests following the president dismissing the prime minister and freezing parliament.
Dad builds robotic exoskeleton to help son walk
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
French dad and robotics engineer Jean-Louis Constanza has built a robotic suit for his 16-year-old son Oscar that allows him to walk.
US gymnast Simone Biles out of Olympic individual all-around final
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
American gymnast and four-time Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles has withdrawn from Thursday's individual all-around final in Tokyo.
Roma teenager: 'My only goal is to finish school'
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
Fifteen-year-old Kristina says her goal in life is to finish school. But it's a different story for many other young people in the Roma community.
Emotional testimony of police who defended US Capitol in riot
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
Four police officers gave emotional testimonies about their struggles on 6 January to a House of Representatives investigatory committee.
Lebanon: Why is the country in crisis and what’s happening? night
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
As Lebanon grapples with a deepening economic crisis, fuel, medicine and food are becoming increasingly scarce.
Vatican cardinal on trial in $412m fraud case
BBC, 28 Jul 2021
A Roman Catholic cardinal who was once a close ally of Pope Francis has gone on trial in the Vatican, accused of misusing Church money in a ruinous London property venture.
Canada swears in first indigenous governor general
BBC, 27 Jul 2021
Mary Simon, a former Inuit community advocate, has been officially sworn in as Canada's first indigenous governor general.
Hong Kong man guilty in first national security law trial
BBC, 27 Jul 2021
The first person to be charged under Hong Kong's controversial national security law has been found guilty in a landmark ruling.
Hungary to hold referendum on anti-LGBT law after EU legal action night
BBC, 27 Jul 2021
Hungary’s national spokesman speaks to Newsnight to defend its controversial anti-LGBT law which will now face a referendum, weeks after the EU launches legal action against the country.
100 years of Australia's top portrait honour
BBC, 27 Jul 2021
Australia's most prestigious portrait prize, the Archibald, is celebrating its 100th year.
Tunisia's PM sacked after violent Covid protests
BBC, 27 Jul 2021
Tunisia's president has sacked the prime minister and suspended parliament, after violent mass protests nationwide on Sunday.
Dr Anthony Fauci says US heading in wrong direction as cases rise
BBC, 26 Jul 2021
The US is heading "in the wrong direction" on the coronavirus pandemic as infections surge among the unvaccinated, the country's top infectious disease expert has warned.
Deadly street protests over Iran water shortages
BBC, 26 Jul 2021
Security forces in Iran's southwest Khuzestan province have been firing bullets at people protesting due to severe water shortages.
Deadly street protests over Iran water shortages
BBC, 26 Jul 2021
Security forces in southwest Iran have been firing bullets at people protesting over severe water shortages.
Daley and Peaty spark Tokyo 2020 gold rush for Team GB
BBC, 26 Jul 2021
Team GB claimed three gold medals on Monday, as diver Tom Daley secured his first Olympic gold at his fourth Games.
The repair shop aiming to fix throwaway culture
BBC, 26 Jul 2021
This repair shop in Glasgow, Scotland is giving a second lease of life to a range of items from clothes to broken mobile phones.
Thousands evacuated as US wildfires burn across California and Nevada
BBC, 25 Jul 2021
Fire crews are battling extreme temperatures as they try to control wildfires in California and Nevada.
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