Abounding Opportunities

Israel sees a huge procession of black-clad mourners at the Jerusalem funeral of Rabbi Tuvia Weiss.

Commonwealth Games: India thrash Pakistan in cricket

India cruise to an eight-wicket win over fierce rivals Pakistan in their Commonwealth Games Group A cricket match at Edgbaston.

Algerian leader in bold move to promote English at junior school

The ex-French colony will start teaching English at junior schools this year, the president says.

Beach body ad edited out my prosthetic leg - model

Sian Green-Lord said the Spanish government campaign also used her photos without permission.

Arizona: Trapped woman pulled to safety from flooded car

Flash floodwaters in Arizona surround a woman's car after its tyres got stuck in mud.

Nancy Pelosi begins Asia tour, with no mention of Taiwan

Nancy Pelosi will visit four East Asian countries - and China has warned her not to include Taiwan.

Ukraine condemns Russia's 'humiliating death' tweet after prison attack

Russia's UK embassy tweeted that Ukrainian Azov soldiers deserved execution by hanging.

Looted artefacts in Oxford museums could be returned to Nigeria

Nigeria has requested the return of 97 cultural objects taken by British colonial forces in 1897.

Kentucky floods: 'More water than any of us have ever seen'

Children are among at least 16 people dead amid historic flooding in the US state of Kentucky.

Iraq: Dozens injured as Iraqi parliament stormed again

At least 125 people are injured as protesters storm Iraq's parliament for the second time in a week.

Mega Millions: Winning ticket for $1.3bn jackpot sold in Illinois

Odds of one in 300 million did not deter wishful Americans from snapping up tickets by the stack.

Iraq: Muqtada al-Sadr supporters storm parliament again

At least 60 people are injured as demonstrators again break into Iraq's parliament building.

Gazprom stops Latvia's gas in latest Russian cut to EU

The EU rejects Russia's demand that member states pay for Gazprom gas in roubles, not euros.

China rocket: Uncontrolled return to Earth raises concern

It's very unlikely to hit a populated area but raises questions about countries' handling of space junk.

South African politician warns of 'guaranteed' uprising

Opposition figure Julius Malema told the BBC white people and elite black people could be targets.

Migrants in Mexico: Mass escape from abandoned truck after recent deaths

It comes after 53 people died in a locked lorry in stifling heat in Texas last month.

Ukraine's shadow army resisting the Russians

Sarah Rainsford meets the underground partisans resisting Russian occupation in southern Ukraine.

Spanish beach body campaign used my image without asking - model

British model Nyome says she had "no idea" a Spanish body positivity campaign had used her photo.

Kenya elections: Why farmers like William Ruto's big ambitions

The BBC visits the heartland of Deputy President William Ruto as he vies for the presidency.

Dangerous bacterium found in Mississippi soil

- July 28, 2022

Medics are on alert for cases of the rare infection that cause can be serious and even deadly to some people.

Every woman's body is beach ready, says Spanish government campaign

The government's campaign urges women worried about their bodies to go to the beach.

Covid in China: Million in lockdown in Wuhan after four cases

The city where Covid began is under partial lockdown for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

George Floyd death: Last two ex-officers sentenced to prison

J Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao were convicted in February of violating George Floyd's civil rights.

Nigeria abductions: Two abducted Boko Haram victims found eight years on

The Nigerian army says it has found two hostages, who appear to have given birth during captivity.

Lulo Rose: Angola pink diamond believed to be largest found in 300 years

The 170 carat "Lulo Rose" is the fifth largest diamond ever discovered in Angola's Lulo mine.

Ukraine war: Officials say work at grain ports resumes after deal

Ukraine's navy will try to establish "green corridors" for ships to pass through, officials said.

Gas prices soar as Russia cuts German supply

The Nord Stream 1 pipeline is now operating at just a fifth of its usual capacity.

Brazilian footballer Neymar faces fraud trial in Barcelona

Nine years after he moved from Brazil, he faces trial for alleged irregularities over the transfer.

Russia to pull out of International Space Station

Moscow says it now wants to build its own station, ending more than 20 years of cooperation with the US.

Czech forest fire smoke drifts across country

People have been told to keep windows closed as the smell of smoke spreads to many areas.

Freya the 600kg walrus causes a stir in Norway

The young female marine mammal has been spotted clambering onto boats to doze in the summer sun.

Wildfire tears through homes in Texas

At least 20 properties have been destroyed by the fire in Balch Springs, as the US battles extreme heat.

Karnataka: India family pay $1,000 for missing parrot

The African grey parrot, which escaped through an open door, was returned to his family after five days.

Ukraine war: Grain exports could restart 'within days'

Kyiv says preparations are continuing, despite a recent Russian attack on a key port.

Police confirm multiple victims in British Columbia shootings

Police say the victims were homeless and a lone suspect has been taken into custody.

Czech police add Ferrari taken from criminals to fleet

It will be used for cracking down on illegal road races and chasing stolen cars among other things.

Diana Kennedy: Doyenne of Mexican cuisine dies aged 99

Diana Kennedy lived in the country for decades and became the leading authority on its cuisine.

Japan's police to take measures after wild monkey rampages

What started as attacks on women and children, now include the elderly and adult men, officials say.

Tunisia referendum: Voters decide whether to increase president's powers

President Saied says the reforms will strengthen the country but opponents see them as a betrayal.

Eurovision: UK to host next year's Song Contest

The UK will host Eurovision next year after organisers said the event could not take place in Ukraine.

Myanmar's executed activists: Phyo Zeya Thaw and Ko Jimmy

Weeks before Myanmar executed four democracy activists, the BBC spoke to their family and friends.

Chess robot breaks seven-year-old boy's finger during Moscow Open

The child is trying to make his next move at the Moscow Open when the robot grabs him.

In pictures: From Tenerife to Greece, wildfires rage in Europe

Blazes have broke out across the country, leaving charred ruins and forcing thousands to evacuate.

Biden could declare climate emergency - Kerry

The move would allow the president to push his renewable energy agenda, which is stalled in Congress.

Italy migrants: Nearly 1,200 arrive by boat in 24 hours

Officials warn that immigration centres are being overwhelmed by the pace of new arrivals.

China launches second module for its space station Heavenly Palace

Tiangong or Heavenly Palace is scheduled to be operational by the end of 2022.

Philippines shooting: Ex-mayor among three dead

A gunman was arrested after an apparent targeted shooting during a graduation ceremony.

Iran floods: At least 21 killed in southern Fars province

Flash floods in the southern Fars province were made worse by drought-ridden soil.

Teresa Xu: Chinese woman loses court case over bid to freeze eggs

Teresa Xu took legal action after a Beijing hospital refused to freeze her eggs as she is not married.

Ukraine war: Key Ukrainian port hit by explosions after grain deal

The explosions happened a day after a landmark deal was agreed to allow the resumption of grain exports.

WHO declares highest alert over monkeypox

Monkeypox is a global health emergency, says the World Health Organization, after a surge in cases.

Trump and Pence host rival rallies in Arizona

They back competing candidates in the race to be the Republican nominee for the state governorship.

The Rings of Power: Lord of the Rings prequel wows fans at Comic-Con

The Rings of Power, Amazon Prime's Lord of the Rings spin-off, is the costliest TV show to date.

China women: Killer of popular vlogger Lamu executed

The woman was set on fire by her former husband while she was livestreaming from her kitchen.

Willie Kimani: Kenyan policemen guilty of murdering human rights lawyer

Willie Kimani, his client and driver were abducted, tortured, killed and their bodies dumped in a river.

Why does the world need grain to be shipped from Ukraine?

Turkey says a deal has been reached to let grain be shipped from Ukraine's Black Sea ports.

The moment Ukraine grain deal is signed

The agreement was signed in Istanbul on Friday by Ukraine, Russia, Turkey and the UN secretary general.

Lisa Smith: Ex-soldier turned IS member gets 15 month sentence

Lisa Smith was found to have been a member of Islamic State between October 2015 and December 2019.

Capitol riot hearings: Eight key moments

Throughout the eight hearings members have sought a window into Donald Trump's state of mind.

Man killed as sink hole opens under swimming pool in Israel

The 32-year-old was sucked to his death when the ground opened under the pool at a party in Israel.

Czechs demolish pig farm on Nazi concentration camp for Roma

More than 300 Roma died at the camp and the farm's demolition ends years of bitter dispute.

Cyber-attacks on Port of Los Angeles have doubled since pandemic

The threats to the Port of Los Angeles are believed to come mainly from Europe and Russia.

US President Joe Biden 'doing great' after testing positive for Covid

The 79-year-old is experiencing mild symptoms and will continue to work, the White House says.

What next for Italy after fall of Draghi?

Italy is heading for new elections and months of political instability, after its government collapsed.

Eurozone raises interest rates for first time in 11 years

The European Central Bank has raised rates as it tries to tackle soaring eurozone inflation.

Russia about to run out of steam in Ukraine - MI6 chief

In a rare public appearance, the UK secret intelligence service chief says Ukraine could hit back.

Capitol attack: Focus will be on Trump's failure to stop the riot

The hearing will argue that the former President did nothing to quell the violent mob for several hours

Mexican woman who had reported threats dies after being set on fire

Luz Raquel Padilla, who had reported threats against her, was doused with alcohol and set alight.

Lynne O'Donnell: Taliban detained, abused and threatened me

Australian Lynne O'Donnell says she was forced to post tweets that publicly retracted her articles.

Droupadi Murmu: The woman who is India's first tribal president

Droupadi Murmu registered a comfortable win against her rival candidate Yashwant Sinha.

Russia expands its aims and Putin's tricky Tehran moment - Ukraine round-up

Russia aims for territory beyond Ukraine's east, and Putin's warm welcome - and awkward moment - in Iran.

Protesters and people on Sri Lanka's new president and the country's issues

As Ranil Wickremesinghe officially takes over, the BBC's Secunder Kermani looks at the challenges ahead.

Wildfires rage in Greece, Spain and Italy as heatwave moves across Europe

Though temperatures in the south-west have cooled, fires continue to burn in Greece, Spain and Italy.

EU told to prepare for Russian gas shut-off

Countries urged to cut use by 15% until March, with the target becoming mandatory if Russia halts supplies.

El Salvador gangs: State of emergency extended again

The controversial measures introduced to combat gangs have led to more than 46,000 arrests.

Ranil Wickremesinghe: Can Sri Lanka's new president bring unity?

Ranil Wickremesinghe has the top job he's dreamed of all his life - the challenges he faces are huge.

Greek wildfire: High winds fuel fire raging through outskirts of Athens

The Greek fire service says nearly 500 firefighters have been deployed to tackle the blaze.

In pictures: Heatwave bakes Western Europe

The continent has faced sweltering temperatures that sent heat records tumbling.

Covid in China: Officials sorry for break-ins amid hunt for contacts

Authorities in Guangzhou broke into residents' homes in the hunt for close contacts of positive cases.

Ukraine war: Zelensky widens purge of security services

Zelensky has dismissed several security chiefs as he seeks to root out Russian influence.

Netflix expands plans to charge for shared accounts

The streaming service is looking for new ways to make money as growth slows.

Heatwave: Living at 40C in Abuja, Delhi, Madrid and Sydney

Places where temperatures are usually higher have adapted their infrastructure and lifestyle.

Sri Lanka's tea farmers struggle to survive

Tea is the island's biggest export, but the industry is being hard hit by the economic crisis.

Ukraine war: First lady in US for high-level meetings

Olena Zelenska will address Congress in person on Wednesday, four months after her husband's virtual speech.

Ecuador jail violence: Fight at Bellavista kills 13

The deadly confrontation is the latest in a string of prison fights which have killed hundreds.

Heatwave: Warnings of 'heat apocalypse' in France

Temperatures could reach record levels in areas of the southwest as a heatwave engulfs much of Europe.

Bennifer: Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez marry in Las Vegas

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez marry in Las Vegas, just over 18 years after ending first engagement.

Ukraine war: Shelling kills six in eastern town

The attack on Toretsk comes as heavy fighting continues in the east, with Russia slowly advancing.

Plane flips over after crash-landing in Somalia

There are no fatalities among the 30 people on board despite dramatic scenes at Mogadishu airport.

Mexico mourns marines who crashed after drug lord's capture

Fourteen marines died in a helicopter crash after a mission to capture drug lord Rafael Caro Quintero.

Europe heatwave: Extreme temperatures grip region

BBC weather forecaster Ben Rich explains what is driving the ferocious heat across many parts of Europe.

British rugby player found dead in Italy hotel

The former rugby league player is named in Italian media as the Briton found dead in Florence on Saturday.

Several arrests at protest over dying Iranian lake

Once the world's second largest salt lake, farming and drought have reduced Lake Urmia to a trickle.

Captured Briton John Harding appears in video in Ukraine

John Harding, in his fifties and from Sunderland, says he was told he could face the death penalty.

BBC Africa Eye expose: Chinese man extradited to Malawi over racist videos

He was filmed using Malawian children to make videos, some of which included racist content.

Heatwave: More evacuations as Mediterranean wildfires spread

Wildfires force France to evacuate some 14,000 people, as Spain, Croatia and Greece are also hit.

Ethiopia's Tigray conflict: The beauty queen who risked her life to reach the UK

Selamawit Teklay fled conflict in Ethiopia, but advises others not to risk crossing the English Channel.

Why an accused Liberian warlord was killed in Canada

An accused Liberian warlord was shot in Canada, and a police officer and his son ended up in court.

Russia-Ukraine war: Priest detained for criticising Putin

Father Ioann has been held under new laws for criticising the war.

How did a captain survive? - The mysterious death of 21 men on a Spanish fishing boat

Only three people survived, including the captain and his nephew, when a Galician fishing boat sank.

Sri Lanka: 'I've spent 10 days in line for petrol'

Drivers in the crisis-hit nation tell of their mammoth waits amid a worsening fuel emergency.

The striking photo that will define a visit

A photograph of Joe Biden and Mohammed bin Salman fist-bumping has gone viral - will their meeting be remembered for more?

Missile strike on Ukraine space plant in Dnipro kills three

Russian cruise missiles hit a space rocket plant in Dnipro and the city of Nikopol is also hit.

Europe heatwave: Thousands escape wildfires in France, Spain and Greece

Residents and visitors flee towns and villages in France, Spain and Greece as high winds fan fires.

Ukraine war: British man Paul Urey held by separatists dies

British man Paul Urey, captured by Russian-backed separatists, has died in detention, reports say.

Palestinian people deserve a state of their own - Biden

The US president reiterates the United States' commitment to a two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians.

Haiti fuel terminal reopens but gang war persists

The terminal shut down because of battles between rival gangs and its closure caused petrol shortages.

Heatwave: Met Office issues red extreme heat warning

It is the first time this highest warning has been issued and comes as temperatures could hit 40C (104F).

Constance Wu says she tried to kill herself after tweets backlash

The US actress says she attempted suicide due to "internet shaming" following her "careless tweets".

Trapped baby elephant and mum rescued in Thailand

Rescuers save an elephant and her calf who fell into a pit in Thailand.

Biden: US prepared to use force to stop Iran getting nuclear arms

The US president makes the declaration in Israel, with both countries taking a firm stance on Iran.

Haiti violence: Scores killed as gangs fight for control

People are running out of food, water and fuel after parts of Port-au-Prince became a battlefield.

Emirates refuses Heathrow's demand to cut flights

The airline accuses the airport of "incompetence" and of having a "blatant disregard" for customers.

Italy's PM Draghi on brink as crisis vote looms

His government nears collapse after a populist coalition party plans to pull out of a confidence vote.

Bill Gates vows to drop off world's rich list

The Microsoft co-founder says he will move a further $20bn into his philanthropic foundation.

Netflix and Microsoft team up for cheaper plan with adverts

In April, the firm said subscriber numbers had fallen for the first time in more than a decade.

Biden arrives in Israel ahead of thorny Saudi Arabia trip

The US president will talk to Israeli and Palestinians leaders before flying to the Gulf kingdom.

Uefa Liverpool final: String of errors in French handling, says report

A French Senate inquiry finds Liverpool fans were unfairly blamed for the failings at the stadium.

Hong Kong's 'Grandma Wong' jailed over 2019 protests

The prominent campaigner receives a 32-week prison sentence for unlawful assembly.

Battle of Waterloo skeletons uncovered in Belgium

The remains of humans and horses from the crucial 1815 battle are found in Belgium.

The Eagles: Three men charged with plot to sell stolen Hotel California lyrics

The stolen manuscripts contained the lyrics to the US rock band's hit album Hotel California.

Mexico to spend $1.5bn on modernising US border

A "bold programme" is needed to deal with the migrants crossing the border, Mexico's president says.

Ukraine grain: Kyiv optimistic on Russia deal to reopen Black Sea

Tough talks are needed to reopen safe cargo routes for the grain that Russia has trapped in Ukraine.

Sri Lanka: Inside the prime minister's office stormed by protesters

The BBC is with the protesters who flooded into the office of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.

Ukraine claims arms depot attack in occupied Kherson with Himars rockets

Kyiv hails another strike by the Himars system, but it is not confirmed by Russian-backed officials.

Uttar Pradesh auto: India tuk-tuk crammed with 27 passengers seized

An autorickshaw in Uttar Pradesh was stopped for speeding - police found 27 passengers inside.

Ukraine to consider legalising same-sex marriage amid war

A petition calling for marriage equality has enough signatures to be considered by the president.

What did Shinzo Abe mean to Japan?

The former PM is known for his signature "Abenomics" economic policy, but his legacy lies in national security.

Timed Teaser: Why did Elon Musk drop his Twitter buyout?

Test your knowledge of the news these last few days - 10 questions, 10 seconds each. Go!

Hong Kong: Activist with cancer jailed for Olympic protest attempt

The 75-year-old was arrested in February for planning a peaceful protest against the Beijing Olympics

National emblem: Ferocious lions' statue on new parliament raises eyebrows

PM Narendra Modi has unveiled a bronze cast of India's national emblem on top of the new parliament building.

Heathrow Airport warns more flight cancellations possible

- July 11, 2022

The airport asks airlines to cut 61 flights on Monday, and warns of more disruption this summer.

Faroe Islands to limit dolphin hunt after outcry

The practice has been under scrutiny after more than 1,400 dolphins were killed in one day last year.

Austrian Grand Prix: Formula 1 to investigate claims of abuse

Formula 1 will investigate claims that some spectators at the Austrian Grand Prix suffered discriminatory abuse.

Novak Djokovic beats Nick Kyrgios to win Wimbledon title

Novak Djokovic underlines his recent dominance at Wimbledon with a composed fightback against Nick Kyrgios to win a fourth straight title.

Sri Lanka: 'The protests have changed thinking for the better'

Sri Lankan women tell the BBC of their hopes that the protests will have a positive impact on people's lives.

Sri Lanka: Protesters 'will occupy palace until leaders go'

Sri Lankan President Gotabaya Rajapaksa promised to resign in a few days, but protesters are sceptical.

Russian rockets kill 15 in Chasiv Yar housing block, Ukraine says

Many are also feared to be trapped in the rubble of the apartment block in eastern Ukraine.

Roe v Wade: Thousands march to White House for abortion rights

The US Supreme Court last month repealed Roe v Wade, ending the nationwide guarantee to an abortion.

Sri Lanka crowd breaks Rajapaksa grip on power

Sri Lanka's leaders flee from an angry crowd - extraordinary for a country tainted by political repression.

Sri Lanka: President Rajapaksa to resign after palace stormed

Thousands of protesters have been demanding the PM and president quit over the country's economic crisis.

Politician Tajzadeh and two film directors arrested in Iran

Iranian authorities arrest reformist Mostafa Tajzadeh and two film directors over protests.

Ukraine reports heavy Russian missile strikes in east and south

Civilian areas are hit again in several cities and police say Russia is setting crops ablaze.

Paul Kagame to seek fourth term as president of Rwanda

He says he will consider "running for another 20 years" after 22 years in office already.

Shinzo Abe killing: Security was flawed, Japan police say

Japan is in shock after former PM Shinzo Abe was assassinated during a campaign speech.

Sri Lanka crisis: Demonstrators take over presidential residence

Thousands of demonstrators have taken over President Gotabaya Rajapaksa's home in Colombo.

Mumbai floods: India city on red alert for further rain

The city is expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall on Friday, leading to more floods.

Angola’s José Eduardo dos Santos: The flawed 'architect of peace'

José Eduardo dos Santos was praised for bringing peace but sullied his reputation clinging to power.

James Caan: Hollywood pays tribute to late Godfather actor

Al Pacino, Francis Ford Coppola and Robert De Niro lead the tributes to the late Godfather actor.

Shinzo Abe: How the former Japan PM's assassination unfolded

How a gunman attacked and fatally shot the former Japanese PM during a campaign rally.

Shinzo Abe: The moment a gunshot is heard

Japan's former PM Shinzo Abe has been shot at an event in Japan's western city of Nara.

Shinzo Abe death: Shock killing that could change Japan forever

The killing of the former PM has raised questions in a country where people don't think about violent crime.

The legacy of Japan's longest serving PM

A contentious nationalist, he is known for his signature economic reforms and an assertive foreign policy.

Nicaragua expels Mother Teresa's nuns in latest crackdown

The Missionaries of Charity nuns left after their organisation was stripped of its legal status.

Brittney Griner: Basketball star's wife calls on US to secure her release

The US basketball star detained on drugs charges will not get justice in Russia, her wife says.

Egypt arrests organisers of joke 'Helwan Real Batman Battle' event

Four people who set up a Facebook event to find "the real Batman" are charged with "planning a riot".

Nicki Minaj's husband Kenneth Petty sentenced to one-year house arrest

Kenneth Petty, who failed to update his sex offender status when the couple moved, was also fined.

Syria: Russian UN veto could threaten aid deliveries to 3m people

Russia threatens to block a Security Council resolution keeping open a key cross-border aid route.

Genoa bridge: Hopes for new Italy as disaster trial opens

Families of the 43 people killed look for justice four years after a Genoa highway bridge collapsed.

Highland Park shooting: Suspect confessed to shooting, court hears

The 21-year-old suspect was able to purchase five guns despite several 'red flags' being raised.

Nigeria prison break: More than 400 inmates missing

The Islamist group Boko Haram is suspected of carrying out the attack in Abuja on Tuesday night.

Former cameraman Peter Jouvenal speaks following release

Former cameraman Peter Jouvenal was held by the Taliban for six months.

Antigua's ban on same-sex acts ruled unconstitutional

Campaigners hope the ruling will pave the way for similar moves in other Caribbean nations.

Ukraine-Russia war: Civilians flee frontline city as Russians advance

Residents are told to leave the big Ukrainian city of Slovyansk after a deadly Russian attack.

South Africa tavern deaths: Tears for teenagers at mass funeral in East London

Thousands attend a service in South Africa for 21 children who died mysteriously at a nightclub.

Rocco Morabito: Fugitive mobster handed over to Italy

Rocco Morabito, one of Italy's most wanted men, will serve 30 years after being arrested in Brazil.

Friends creator says show used wrong pronouns for Chandler's trans parent

Marta Kauffman says it was a mistake not to use female pronouns for Chandler's transgender parent.

Sierra Leone FA to investigate 95-0 and 91-1 wins in second-tier matches

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) is investigating the outcome of two league matches that produced a staggering total of 187 goals.

Brittney Griner: US basketball star detained in Russia asks Biden for help

Brittney Griner says she's terrified she might not return to her own country.

England v India: Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow complete record chase at Edgbaston

England nonchalantly complete a record chase of 378 to beat India in rapid time on the final morning of the fifth Test at Edgbaston.

Shireen Abu Aqla: US report on journalist's death unacceptable, family says

The US has concluded the journalist was likely to have been hit by unintentional Israeli gunfire.

UK economic outlook has deteriorated, Bank of England warns

But banks are well-placed to weather even a severe economic downturn, the Bank of England says.

Who are 'terrorists' Turkey wants from Sweden and Finland?

The BBC speaks to three people sought in return for support of Swedish and Finnish Nato membership.

Prices in Turkey rise at fastest pace for 24 years

The country's inflation rate hits 78%, as prices continue to spiral further upwards due to the Ukraine war.

Ukraine war in maps: Tracking the Russian invasion

Ukrainian troops are under heavy bombardment as Russian forces inch towards key targets.

Rescuers try to save stranded cargo ship near Sydney

Teams have been deployed to rescue a cargo ship that is stranded off the coast of Australia.

Leena Manimekalai: India director criticised for poster of movie 'Kaali'

A poster for director Leena Manimekalai's new movie shows her dressed as a goddess, smoking a cigarette.

Copenhagen shooting: Harry Styles fans praise Danish police for attack response

People near the scene of Sunday's shooting say police did a good job in getting them to safety.

China: Buyout of UK's largest microchip plant raises concerns

Welsh microchip producer has become a front-line in the tech war between the West and China.

Ukraine confirms Russia captured eastern city Lysychansk

Ukraine says it pulled its troops out and Russia claims to control all of Luhansk region.

Several hurt in Copenhagen shopping mall shooting

Armed officers and ambulances are sent to the Field's mall, in the south of the Danish capital.

At least five killed in Italian Marmolada glacier collapse

Emergency officials said another eight people have been injured, with two suffering serious injuries.

Egypt: Red Sea beaches close after deadly shark attack

Two women tourists died after being attacked while swimming near the Egyptian city of Hurghada.

Wimbledon: Roger Federer and former champions celebrate 100 years of Centre Court

Wimbledon marks 100 years of its Centre Court with a musical celebration and guest appearances from a host of former champions, including Roger Federer.

Sydney floods: Tens of thousands told to evacuate

Tens of thousands of residents have been told to evacuate their homes in Australia's biggest city.

Durban July: South Africa's most fashionable horse race returns

Tens of thousands of South Africans head for the Durban July after a two-year break for Covid.

War in Ukraine: Can we say how many people have died?

Russia and Ukraine have different claims of how many people have died in the conflict. The BBC explores the data.

Hormozgan: Quake near southern Iran coast kills five

A strong earthquake rocks Hormozgan province, killing five and wrecking a village near the coast.

Gambia bans all timber exports to combat rosewood smuggling

In 2020, the BBC revealed that vast quantities of protected rosewood were being trafficked from Senegal.

Jerry Hall files for divorce from Rupert Murdoch

The model cited "irreconcilable differences" with the media tycoon in court papers filed in California.

New York overhauls gun laws after Supreme Court ruling

The restrictions adopted in New York are likely to end up in another legal challenge.

Ukraine demands the seizure of Russian-flagged grain ship off Turkey

Ship tracking reveals the route of a grain shipment from Russian-controlled Ukraine.

Julian Assange submits High Court appeal to fight extradition

The Wikileaks founder seeks to appeal against a decision to extradite him over leaked files.

Watch: The moment a whale is cut free from ropes in Norwegian Sea

The Norwegian Coastguard came to the rescue after the whale got tangled.

Brittney Griner: Detained US basketball star appears in Russian court on drug charges

If convicted on drugs charges Brittney Griner faces up to 10 years in prison.

Watch: The moment a Landslide descends on town in Peru

No deaths or serious injures are reported, but authorities are searching for people who may be missing.

Bison attacks woman at Yellowstone National Park