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The Peruvian man said he wanted to show off the mummy, which is at least 600 years old, to his friends.

French Football Federation president Noel le Graet resigns following a damning report into the organisation and accusations of sexual harassment.

Antonio Tiberi said he was trying out an air rifle when he aimed at his neighbour's pet and fired.

But Jens Stoltenberg says it first needs to fight off the assault from Russia and remain independent.

The security breach at the federal law enforcement agency was categorised as a "major incident".

Amritpal Singh rose to national attention after his supporters stormed a police station last week.

After Squid Game comes the hit survival-of-the-fittest reality show Physical 100.

A minister calls the theft of the server containing the archive a "crime of national proportions".

The controversial influencer could travel overseas, his lawyer says - but not to evade authorities.

Lucrative fishing contracts are at the centre of a corruption trial encompassing both countries.

The EU's Ursula von der Leyen will be in the UK on Monday for face-to-face talks with PM Rishi Sunak.

Delhi's deputy chief minister denies the allegations - his party says "dirty politics" is behind the move.

As rare talks were held in Jordan, a Palestinian gunman killed two Israelis in the occupied West Bank.

The star's older brother had struggled with alcoholism and was reportedly homeless for many years.

The deputy prime minister earlier said the UK was close to securing a deal with the European Union.

Sir Elton John is among the celebrities who paid tribute to the late actress at a special event.

The prime minister says no agreement has been made but he is hopeful of a "positive outcome".

Russia and China refused to condemn Moscow's invasion at a meeting of finance ministers in India.

Irish PM Leo Varadkar says an agreement on the Northern Ireland Protocol could be reached in days.

Snow has fallen in Phelan and Lake Hughes, north of Los Angeles, as the state faces blizzard warnings.

Anthony Albanese's presence at Mardi Gras has been welcomed by many but he has also faced criticism.

Suspected gang members are pictured in a huge new jail, part of El Salvador's "war on crime".

Joe Biden announces millions of dollars in aid to both Ukraine and its neighbour Moldova.

Ukraine's president paid tribute and handed out medals to emotional families in Kyiv.

The money was found in Chinyere Igwe's car on the eve of Nigeria's hotly contested elections.

The Ukrainian president addresses his people one year on from the start of the Russian invasion.

The West may come away unimpressed - but convincing them was never likely the main goal for Beijing.

A man walks free after 11 years, amid concerns about a Met detective's role in his conviction in Kenya.

The reform reduces the size and the budget of the independent body overseeing elections in Mexico.

State Rep. David Eastman is censured after making the remarks in the Alaska state legislature.

Riad Salameh denies accusations of money laundering, embezzlement and illicit enrichment.

More than 800,000 are without power across several US states as a wild winter storm continues.

Mats Lofving's death came after an inquiry found a conflict of interest involving a relationship with a top official.

Notorious mercenary boss Yevgeny Prigozhin accuses Russia's top brass of trying to destroy his group.

Hundreds of flights are cancelled as blizzard conditions hit the Dakotas, Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Authorities say the object is not a threat, but it remains the subject of much speculation.

A teacher has been fatally stabbed in a school in south-west France, local media reports.

A spokesperson for the royal couple reportedly said claims of a lawsuit are "totally baseless" and "boring".

As the first anniversary of Russia's invasion nears, Newsround reporter Ricky Boleto spent a week in Ukraine to talk to children about the impact the conflict is having on them.

Mr Tate and his brother were arrested in December on suspicion of rape and human trafficking.

The woman was walking her dog when the alligator lunged at her and dragged her under water.

The president says he is taking Russia out of the last nuclear arms control treaty with America.

Employees at SoftGrid Computers get a notification to log off, 10 minutes before their shift ends.

The botched order was for commuter trains due to operate in two mountainous northern regions.

Despite widespread sanctions, the country's economy fared better last year than many analysts forecast.

The reptile was spotted by staff in Brooklyn's Prospect Park and later taken to the Bronx Zoo.

The US president met Ukraine's Zelensky during the surprise trip and reaffirmed his support.

The discovery of two bodies in a burnt-out car has led to a spate of allegations and one arrest.

Robert Mugabe Junior has not yet commented on the allegations he damaged property worth $12,000.

The creator was known for his epic space sagas Galaxy Express 999 and Space Battleship Yamato.

The move comes after Twitter introduced a subscription-based verification service last year.

Searches will only continue in Kahramanmaras and Hatay, the country's disaster agency said.

A group of volunteers tie tributes to metal wires sticking out of destroyed buildings in Hatay.

The iconic Balloon Dog was knocked to the ground by an art collector in Miami.

The US secretary of state said Beijing was considering "lethal support" for Russia in Ukraine.

State TV aired footage of the Hwasong-15, which landed off Japan's Hokkaido island.

Allies must give advanced Nato-standard equipment and long-term security assurances, Sunak says.

Kamala Harris said the US has "formally determined" that Russia has committed crimes against humanity.

A 20-year tour guide takes the BBC into the Turkish city, where his usual reference points are in ruins.

Twelve cheetahs from South Africa have been flown to India on Saturday.

British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his petrochemicals firm Ineos confirm their bid for Manchester United.

Pyongyang fires a missile into the sea a day after warning the US and Seoul against military drills.

It's not the same as dementia, but it can affect a person's personality, language and behaviour.

Many are making the trip to border crossings to reunite with their families in Syria.

A train carrying chemicals derailed in Michigan, two weeks after the Ohio crash, but nothing leaked.

Videos showed anti-government rallies in several cities - the most widespread unrest in weeks.

The €17.9bn (£16bn) loss is being blamed on capped prices as well as repairs to power stations.

More than 2,300 flights, affecting 300,000 passengers, have been cancelled across Germany.

Concerns were raised at the flats in Gaziantep, where 136 people died last week - the BBC has found.

Hanover State Opera has fired Marco Goecke, saying his actions unsettled the audience and public.

The US actress and model appeared in more than 30 movies and 50 television shows.

A local fire official says at least two acres (8,000 sq metres) of pallets holding plastic plant pots were ablaze.

Twenty-eight women are suing the haircare company, saying its products ruined their hair.

MC Stan, who grew up in a slum, now has millions of fans after winning reality show Bigg Boss.

The billionaire is acquitted of bribing witnesses to lie about his notorious "bunga-bunga" parties.

Health officials reportedly take precautions to protect Aya from kidnapping and adoption fraud.

Only seven people are known to have survived after a boat sank on its way to Europe.

The popular Inca site was closed three weeks ago when anti-government protesters cut off access routes.

A rights group criticises the UK after people were evicted from the British territory in the 1960s.

Maria Ponomarenko faces six years for detailing Russia's deadly attack on a theatre in Ukraine.

Police say the rapper was shot dead at close range in an apparent contract killing.

The ex-UN ambassador is the first Republican to challenge Donald Trump for the presidency.

A US journalist filmed the soldier throwing Palestinian Issa Amro to the ground and kicking him.

The tour bus collided with an armoured vehicle on a bridge and then fall into the river below.

Cyclone Gabrielle leaves behind widespread flooding and devastating landslides in the North Island.

From complaints to fevered speculation, responses from Chinese officials and netizens have shifted.

A South African businessman sued Equatorial Guinea's vice-president for unlawful arrest and torture.

CCTV from inside a hospital in Gaziantep, Turkey shows the neonatal unit in the minutes after the deadly earthquake.

Lloyd Devereux Richards' crime thriller is a bestseller after 11 years of almost no sales.

Video shows Miray being rescued from under a Turkish building a week after a huge earthquake.

Damage and destruction follows in the wake of last week's earthquake, which has left more than 33,000 dead.

An independent commission today paid tribute to the victims who have come forward.

Critics say the government will have too much power, as a constitutional crisis divides the country.

Militants shot at 75 people picking mushrooms in central Syria, away from where Monday's quake hit.

An official of the ruling party claims that generals met a major opposition candidate.

Extraordinary footage shows Dr Malcolm Russell find the man, after 20 hours of digging.

A cave in Canada has been declared a globally significant location to preserve a rare amphipod.

Ukrainian data shows 824 Russians dying per day, and the UK says the trends are "likely accurate".

Before the quake, there were amnesties for contractors who swerved regulations.

Yang Min has demanded "justice" for her daughter, who died of Covid in China three years ago.

It comes after the US shot down an aerial object off the coast of Alaska on Friday.

The BBC witnesses the hours-long rescue of Merve and Irem from a collapsed apartment block in Turkey.

The women are trying to ensure their children obtain Argentinian passports, officials say.

A wealthy lawyer from a prominent South Carolina family is accused of killing his wife and son.

Police say Kiernan Forbes and Tebello Motsoane were killed at close range in the city of Durban.

Sergei Furgal - who beat the Kremlin's preferred candidate in his region - is sentenced to 22 years.

A fallout between the Orthodox Church and a splinter group of clerics is inflaming tensions.

Will the state of disaster help the government deal with the unprecedented power-cuts?

Brazil's government has seized weapons, blocked roads and destroyed vehicles.

Several people were also injured when the car mounted the pavement at a bus stop, medics say.

China's birth rate is at a record low, with officials identifying the cost of childcare as a major issue.

Brazil's government has seized weapons, blocked roads and destroyed vehicles.

An emergency clinic was set up in Santa Juana to treat some of the animals.

The prisoners, who are critics of the government, have left jail but were deported to the US.

The airship carried equipment able to collect communications signals, a state department official said.

Over 15,000 people are known to have died after Monday's earthquakes, with that number expected to rise.

Aerial footage shows thick, dark smoke billowing from a port in southern Turkey which reignited.

Kim Jong-Un's daughter's latest appearance has sparked questions about her future in North Korea.

The 51-year-old bus driver has been arrested and charged with homicide, police say.