Deadly ice storm sweeps parts of southern US

Nearly 2,000 US flights have already been cancelled, with airports in Texas particularly affected.

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Israel and the Palestinians: Blinken's Jerusalem visit offers few solutions

The US secretary of state says "concrete steps" are needed to reduce violence but does not elaborate.

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Oscars 2023: Actress Andrea Riseborough keeps nomination despite 'concerns'

The campaign for the British actress sparked a Hollywood debate after her surprise nomination.

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Migrant protest at New York hotel highlights growing issue

Some people sheltering at a Manhattan hotel refuse to move to a different facility, citing poor conditions.

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Auckland weather: Flood-hit region suffers more heavy rain

Only days after deadly floods killed four in Auckland, severe weather once again hit the region.

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Floating pirate-themed restaurant sinks off Thailand coast

Eyewitnesses reported the vessel slowly sinking in rough water in Pattaya Bay.

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Canada province experiments with decriminalising hard drugs

Cocaine, heroin and fentanyl will be allowed in small quantities in Vancouver and its surrounding province.

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Laverne & Shirley actress Cindy Williams dies aged 75

Cindy Williams was best known for her role as Shirley Feeney in the popular American 1970s sitcom.

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Budget 2023: What happened to last year's pledges?

Progress has been made on broad economic indicators, but some social welfare schemes have lagged behind.

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Organ donation: 'My daughter was shot but lives on in those she saved'

Could the shooting of a six-year-old girl spark change in India where organ donation is rare?

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LGBT people hunted by gangs and police in Egypt

A BBC News investigation reveals how violent gangs are abusing LGBT community members they meet online.

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How Egyptian police hunt LGBTQ+ people on dating apps

The BBC has seen evidence of how officers pose as dates online to seek out and arrest their targets.

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Nigeria cost-of-living crisis sparks exodus of doctors

A cost-of-living crisis in Nigeria is forcing thousands of young professionals to flee abroad.

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Mining giant 'sorry' over lost radioactive capsule in Australia

Rio Tinto says the object went missing while it was being transported 1,400km in Western Australia.

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Man rescued after crashing stolen police car on train tracks in Georgia

The suspect jumped into a police vehicle during a traffic stop in the US city of Atlanta.

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The new tech offering relief from the misery of period pain

Two start-up firms are making wearable technology that targets menstrual discomfort.

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Erdogan says Turkey may block Sweden's Nato membership bid

The president said he would not support Sweden's bid until it extradited dozens of "terrorists".

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Nigeria extends deadline to exchange old cash

Long queues formed at some banks as Nigerians struggled to meet the original deadline of Tuesday.

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Iran 'foils drone attack' on military facility in Isfahan

The defence ministry said three drones were involved, but there was only minor damage to the site.

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New US childhood obesity guidelines criticised by families

Some families worry that new guidelines from US paediatricians prioritise surgery and intensive therapy.

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Nigeria floods: Songs and testimonies from a drowning world

Portraits of communities devastated by the worst recorded floods in Nigeria.

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Unanswered questions from videos of Tyre Nichols' arrest

The footage shows a brutal beating but we still don't know why officers decided to stop his car.

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Tyre Nichols: Police unit is disbanded after death

The so-called Scorpion special unit will be disbanded after its officers were seen beating Mr Nichols.

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Jerusalem shooting: 13-year-old held over second attack in days

A 13-year-old boy is arrested after opening fire in the city, the second attack in two days.

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AP deletes widely mocked tweet about ‘the’ French

The news agency had warned that journalists referencing "the French" could be dehumanising.

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Footage shows Memphis police brutally beating Tyre Nichols

The 29-year-old appears to cry out repeatedly for his mother during the arrest in Memphis this month.

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The Somali funk spirit that has overcome anarchy and exile

Somalia's music scene is booming once again after years of conflict and Islamist threats.

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Community reckons with police killing by black officers

All five officers involved in Tyre Nichols' death were black. Experts say that's not unusual.

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Ukraine war: UN accuses Russia of breaking child protection rules over refugees

Moscow is accused of giving refugees Russian passports and allowing them to be adopted.

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Colorado bear poses for roughly 400 'selfies' on wildlife camera

One motion-detecting camera captured roughly 400 images of the surprise selfie star.

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Hemp makes a comeback in the construction industry

A revival of hemp cultivation in Portugal has spurred the use of hemp blocks in construction.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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US hacks back against Hive ransomware crew

The US Department of Justice says its operation against the cyber gang was a 21st Century stakeout.

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Rwanda-DR Congo tension: Shooting of plane an ‘act of war’

In a sign of growing tensions, Rwanda says it took "defensive action" against a plane in its airspace.

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Peru's President Boluarte calls for truce as protests flare in Lima

Dina Boluarte says ongoing unrest has caused $1.3b (£1.56b) in damages to infrastructure and output.

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JNU: India students angry after screening of BBC Modi documentary blocked

Students say power was cut to prevent them showing the film which has riled India's government.

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Andrew Tate claims case against him 'empty'

Tate says there is "no justice in Romania" as he is taken for police questioning at a special unit.

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Michelle Yeoh: Chinese fans rejoice at Oscar nomination

If she wins, Yeoh will become the first Asian woman to win Best Actress.

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New Zealand: Jacinda Ardern's last day as prime minister

Before handing over to Chris Hipkins, Jacinda Ardern attended an annual gathering of politicians and Maori elders in Rātana.

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Justin Bieber sells rights to songs for $200m

The pop star joins a growing group of artists who have cashed out on their catalogues.

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US embassy moves to cut visa wait time for Indians

Many Indian visa applicants faced a nearly three-year long wait in 2022.

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Capitol rioter who posed with feet on Nancy Pelosi's desk found guilty

Richard Barnett carried a stun gun as he joined the crowds storming the Capitol on 6 January 2021.

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Monterey Park shooting: Who were the victims?

The 10 people killed in the Monterey Park dance hall shooting were all in their 50s, 60s or 70s.

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Ukraine war: Germany won't block export of its Leopard 2 tanks

The country has been under increasing international pressure to send its Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.

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Pakistan power cut: Major cities without electricity after grid breakdown

It happened after power grids were turned on in the morning, the power minister said.

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Covid: Thailand tourism up but still below pre-pandemic level

The holiday destination is set to start charging overseas visitors $9.20 each from the start of June.

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The ancient trees at the heart of a case against the Crown

An indigenous community in Canada is suing for their land - and using unusual evidence in their case.

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Spain gang bust: Ukrainians exploited in illegal tobacco operation

Spanish police say Ukrainian refugees worked long hours to mass-produce counterfeit cigarettes.

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Police surround white van after Monterey Park shooting

Aerial video shows a vehicle which may hold the suspect after 10 people were shot dead in Monterey Park.

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US files: Six more classified documents seized at Biden home

For a third time, investigators find more records during a 13-hour search of the US president's home.

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How Ukraine war led to a new Indian beer in Poland

Two Indians turned a crisis into opportunity when they were stuck with a shipment of rice flakes.

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How eating oysters could help protect the coast

Restaurants in New Orleans are recycling their oyster shells in an effort to protect the Louisiana coastline.

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Tennessee fires officials after damning death penalty report

The lethal injection is under increased scrutiny after a series of botched executions in several states.

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Lunar New Year: How the world celebrated

Fireworks and lanterns in the street start the 2023 celebrations for one of the world's biggest festivals.

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Dolphins seen in Bronx River for first time in five years

Authorities keep the Bronx River in south-east New York City stocked with a plentiful supply of fish.

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Chinese firm Catl to develop huge Bolivian lithium deposit

Bolivia is rich in a metal vital for electric cars, and a Chinese battery maker will mine it.

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Japan was the future but it's stuck in the past

The so-called lost decade has now stretched to three. What went wrong, asks Rupert Wingfield-Hayes.

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Alabama man secretly helped pay strangers' prescriptions for years

Every month for 10 years, Hody Childress quietly gave $100 to a local pharmacy to help people in need.

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Andrew Tate: Romanian teens explain how he approached them on social media

Romanian teens reveal how the Tate brothers used a set formula to approach them in private messages.

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Jacinda Ardern: New Zealand PM says no regrets over decision to step down

New Zealand's leader says she has a "sense of relief" as her party prepares to anoint a successor.

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FAA outage: US airline regulators blame contractor for travel chaos

The US airline regulator says a contractor is responsible for delaying and cancelling thousands of flights.

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Australia's 'Toadzilla': Record-breaking cane toad found in Queensland

The cane toad, weighing in at 2.7kg, is six times bigger than the average specimen.

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Africa's week in pictures: 13-19 January 2023

A selection of the best photos from across Africa this week.

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US rock legend David Crosby dies aged 81

Crosby, who co-founded both the Byrds and Crosby, Stills and Nash, had been ill for some time.

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The California storms were great for wine

After years of drought, vineyards got a much-needed infusion of water from weeks of torrential rain.

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Peru protests: More deaths reported as demonstrators descend on Lima

Clashes are reported in the capital Lima, where anti-government activists have been gathering.

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Wrestler Vinesh Phogat accuses WFI chief, other coaches of sexual misconduct

Women athletes have accused the chief of India's wrestling federation of sexual misconduct.

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Croatia, the euro and a coffee controversy - but is it all just froth?

Croatia switched to the euro on 1 January, but many feel businesses are taking advantage by hiking their prices.

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Will the UK warm to Finland's naked, sauna diplomacy?

The Finnish embassy in London allows diplomats to relax while they wrestle with international issues.

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China: Fans rejoice as Marvel films return after apparent ban

After a long hiatus, two Marvel movies will screen in Chinese theatres in February.

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Snot bubbles and belly flops keep echidnas cool, research finds

Australian researchers discovered the native animal's unusual cooling methods using thermal imaging.

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Netflix offers pay of up to $385,000 for flight attendant

The firm says the role on its private jets requires "discretion and outstanding customer service skills".

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FTX: Collapsed crypto exchange says $415m was hacked

Last week the company told a bankruptcy judge in Delaware that it had recovered over $5bn in assets.

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Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa cleared of tax evasion

The acquittal of the journalist and Nobel Laureate has been hailed as a win for press freedom.

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Nigeria elections 2023: How influencers are secretly paid by political parties

Nigerian politicians are hiring social media influencers to spread disinformation ahead of February's elections.

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Census in India: Baffling lack of data is hurting Indians

The government blames Covid for the delay in new data, which is now hitting crucial policy areas.

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Brazil Congress: Dozens indicted over 8 January riot

Thirty-nine people are accused of trying to abolish democracy in the violence on 8 January.

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Australian Open bans Russian and Belarusian flags from tournament

Organisers announced the flags would be banned, effective immediately, after a courtside incident.

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Industrial espionage: How China sneaks out America's technology secrets

The true extent of commercial spying is unknown but experts say it is "pervasive".

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What does Andrew Tate promise his followers?

The controversial influencer has been detained in Romania as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation.

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California shooting: Baby among six others killed in Goshen

Police say six people, including the baby's 17-year-old mother, were killed in a targeted attack.

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Eiffel Tower lights up in support of women protesting in Iran

The Paris landmark displays the message "Femme, Vie, Liberte" in French meaning "Women, Life, Freedom".

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Global firms help Myanmar's military make weapons, says report

Troops are using homemade arms against their own people, says a report which urges an end to supplies.

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Mursal Nabizada: Gunmen kill former Afghan MP at home in Kabul

Ms Nabizada was an MP until the government was overthrown by the Taliban in August 2021.

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Lab-grown alternatives aim to cut palm oil dependence

Two biotech firms have developed oils made from yeast as a replacement for palm.

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Lützerath: German police oust climate activists after clashes near coal mine

Riot police remove protesters trying to stop the expansion of a coal mine in western Germany.

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Suspected jihadists abduct 50 women in northern Burkina Faso

People in Arbinda say two groups of women were taken while out gathering food because of severe shortages.

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Woman rescued from rubble of Ukrainian building

A woman is rescued from the debris of a building in Dnipro, a day after it was hit by a Russian missile strike.

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How drones could be the future of Indian farming

Companies in India are encouraging farmers to switch to drones - but is that working?

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Jesus baptism site makeover aims to draw a million Christians in 2030

As pilgrims mark Epiphany, Jordan plans an ambitious project to upgrade place of Jesus's baptism.

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Mexico tightens ban on smoking in public places

The step, approved in 2021, means the country now has one of the world's strictest anti-tobacco laws.

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Thousands of Israelis hold legal reforms protest in Tel Aviv

Organisers have accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of undermining democratic rule.

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Over 80,000 Israelis protest against Supreme Court reform

Demonstrators in Tel Aviv say government plans to overhaul the judiciary would be an attack on democracy.

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Russia fires new waves of missiles at Ukraine and hits energy infrastructure

Several cities were attacked including Dnipro where an apartment block was hit, killing at least five people.

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Alireza Akbari: Iran executes British-Iranian dual national, state media says

Former Iranian minister Alireza Akbari was arrested in 2019 and convicted of spying for the UK.

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California youths help storm clean-up as schools reopen

The clean-up effort is ongoing, even as more storms force closures and disrupt life for millions.

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The Gambian man who took on a tyrant and made history

Ebrima Solo Sandeng, killed by Gambian agents nearly seven years ago, is finally honoured as a hero.

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Who can die? Canada wrestles with euthanasia for the mentally ill

Canadians with mental illness could soon qualify for assisted death. It's ignited debate in the country.

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Lisa Marie to be buried next to son at Graceland

The singer was the only child of the "King of Rock 'n' Roll", Elvis Presley.

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US renames five places that used racist slur for Native Americans

The move is part of wider efforts to remove the derogatory term from hundreds of geographic sites.

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Late Cardinal George Pell called Pope a 'catastrophe' in anonymous memo

The controversial cardinal wrote an anonymous memo attacking the pope, says the journalist who leaked it.

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India targets China's dominance in mobile phones

There's some way to go, but India hopes to build its own world-class mobile phone industry.

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Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis, in hospital after heart attack

The singer, who is rock legend Elvis's only child, was reportedly found unresponsive at her LA home.

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Biden documents: Who is the special counsel in the Biden probe?

Robert K Hur is a seasoned prosecutor and trial lawyer with ties to the Donald Trump administration.

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What are the atmospheric rivers contributing to severe California flooding?

Like water flows through rivers on land, water vapour flows through atmospheric rivers in the sky.

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Surendran Pattel: The US judge who once made cigarettes in India

Surendran K Pattel's inspiring rise from a life of grinding poverty has made headlines in India.

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Cardinal Pell: No state funeral in Victoria due to victim distress

Victoria's premier says honouring the controversial clergyman would be distressing for abuse victims.

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Nigeria's cash crunch: Hunting out savings from under mattresses

Why Africa's most-populous country is introducing new bank notes weeks before an election.

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Jill Biden: US first lady undergoes surgery to remove cancerous skin lesions

The lesions were consistent with basal cell carcinoma, the most common form of skin cancer.

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Supermodel Tatjana Patitz dies at 56

Tatjana Patitz, one of the 1990's most prominent supermodels, died in California.

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Ukrainian troops to receive Patriot missile training in Oklahoma

The missile defence system is forecast to be a game changer for Ukraine in its war with Russia.

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Iran protests: Jailed activist Sepideh Qolian describes brutality in letter

Sepideh Qolian tells how confessions are extracted from detainees, in a rare letter from Evin prison.

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House of the Vettii: Pompeii home owned by former slaves reopens

The house, featuring erotic art and bronze statues, was the epitome of wealth in ancient times.

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Why Americans seem more pro-Harry than Brits

In the US, Harry and Meghan have found a more welcoming audience, our North America editor writes.

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Francia Márquez: Colombia VP says she escaped attempt to kill her

Francia Márquez says her security team found a 7kg explosive near her home in south-west Colombia.

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Brazil Congress riot: Conditions of detainees come under scrutiny

About 1,000 people are still being held and questioned in connection with the 8 December riots.

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Uprooted trees and flooded street in California

Ninety percent of California residents are under a flood watch as another wave of storms hit.

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Peru protests: Many dead in new clashes

At least 17 people are killed as anti-government protesters try to seize an airport, officials say.

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Disney boss calls for workers to return to office four days a week

From the start of March employees will be asked to be in the office from Monday to Thursday.

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Brazil Congress: How police failed to stop the protest

President Lula has questioned police actions in failing to prevent the storming of government buildings.

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Ros Atkins on... Why the Brazil riots happened

The BBC's Analysis editor looks at the recent history behind Sunday’s riots in the Brazilian capital.

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Damar Hamlin: Buffalo Bills player leaves hospital one week after collapse

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin leaves hospital a week after collapsing while playing in an NFL game at the Cincinnati Bengals.

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Lützerath: German coal mine stand off amid Ukraine war energy crunch

Activists and police are facing off in Lützerath, where diggers plan to expand a giant coal mine.

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Brazil ex-president's supporters smash top court's windows

The moment supporters of Brazil's far-right former President Jair Bolsonaro storm the Supreme Court.

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Brazilian police fire tear gas at Bolsonaro supporters

Thousands of supporters of Brazil's ex-president have stormed official buildings in Brasilia.

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Inside Brazil's stormed presidential palace

Bolsonaro supporters wearing Brazilian colours wave flags and cheer after invading the building.

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Himachal Pradesh: Thousands despair as India Adani plants shut down

Many locals in India's Himachal Pradesh state say that they have lost their only source of income.

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Video shows Brazil Supreme Court mass break-in

Dozens of far-right demonstrators can be seen inside the court building with large crowds outside.

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Newport News: Condition of teacher shot by child improving

Abby Zwerner suffered life-threatening injuries after being shot by a six-year-old student on Friday.

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Flight PS752: Families of victims met with harassment from Iran

Canadian intelligence is probing "hostile state actors" who are intimidating Iranian dissidents.

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Damar Hamlin thanks fans for their 'overwhelming' love

The Las Vegas Raiders and the Kansas City Chiefs show support for Damar Hamlin before the first NFL game since the Buffalo Bills safety collapsed.

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Ukraine war: The ceasefire that never happened

Shellfire and attacks have taken place in the town of Bakhmut on Orthodox Christmas, despite ceasefire claims.

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Black Star Line: 50,000 descend on Ghana for diaspora festival

The Black Star Line Festival concluded on Saturday with a festival featuring international stars.

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Nigerian schools: Flogged for speaking my mother tongue

Nigeria wants local languages to replace English in primary education, but some say it's not practical.

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Sam Mendes: Gender-neutral Oscars 'inevitable'

The film director tells Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg he has "total sympathy" with the idea.

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What has Kevin McCarthy given up, and at what price?

The would-be Speaker has offered guarantees to the rebels. But every concession comes with a cost.

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Week in pictures: 31 December 2022 - 6 January 2023

A selection of powerful images from all over the globe, taken in the past seven days.

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Are tech job cuts a warning for the wider economy?

A question mark hangs over whether job cuts seen in the tech sector will spread further as the economy slows.

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In photos: Severe cold wave grips north India

The drop in temperature has caused disruptions to rail, air and road transport across Indian states.

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Real Housewives star Jen Shah sentenced to over six years in prison

Jen Shah pleaded guilty in July for her role in a telemarketing fraud that targeted vulnerable people.

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Driver crashes and flips vehicle inside US drive-through car wash

The 77-year-old driver was trapped for 90 minutes before he was rescued.

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Jharkhand: India bans tourism at holy Jain site after protests

Sammed Shikharji is an important pilgrimage site for the Jain community and falls in an eco-sensitive zone.

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California hit with record-breaking rain and flooding

Northern California is facing an atmospheric river bringing heavy wind, rain and flooding.

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Kevin McCarthy loses historic 11th vote for US House Speaker

The deadlock will continue into a fourth day, since no business can go ahead until a speaker is picked.

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Tunisha Sharma: The Indian actress whose death set off a storm

Tunisha Sharma's suspected suicide and the subsequent arrest of her ex have trigged a media frenzy.

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Israel and Palestinians in holy site war of words

UN envoys trade verbal shots after an Israeli minister's controversial visit to a disputed holy site.

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William and Harry: Royal brothers through the years

From birth, the royal brother's lives have been closely watched from around the world.

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All The Beauty and the Bloodshed film explores Sackler scandal

A documentary about the Nan Goldin-led protests against the Sackler family aims for more award glory.

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Sri Lanka crisis: Parents forced to pick which child can go to school

The economic crisis may no longer make headlines but it has a devastating effect on education.

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Ros Atkins on... How Ukraine’s deadly New Year attack unfolded

A Ukrainian missile attack killed dozens of Russian conscripts in Makiivka.

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California declares emergency as massive storm slams into coast

The storm is expected to bring deadly flooding, landsides, and power outages affecting millions.

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Makiivka attack: Could mobile phones have revealed Russian location?

Russia says mobile phone signals gave their troops' position away before a Ukrainian attack.

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Ghana fishing: Abuse, corruption and death on Chinese vessels

Ghanaian fishermen have told the BBC of widespread abuse on Chinese fishing vessels.

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Bruce's Beach: Los Angeles to pay $20m for land seized from black family

The Bruce family can now begin building the wealth they were denied for nearly a century, officials say.

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Makiivka: Russia blames missile attack on troops' phone use

Russia now says 89 soldiers were killed in the attack in Makiivka, in the occupied Donetsk region.

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Idaho suspect agrees to extradition to face murder charges - lots of questions remain

Bryan Kohberger agrees to extradition but police have not released details of how they caught him.

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Gunman who smoke bombed subway pleads guilty to terrorism

Frank James, 63, was charged with 10 counts of terrorism, one for each person shot.

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César film awards ban nominees investigated for sexual violence

The César Awards brings in the rule after fears there could be protests at the event next month.

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North Korea: What we can expect from Kim Jong-un in 2023

Tensions soared as Pyongyang tested a record number of missiles in 2022 - what comes next?

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Russia's war drains Ukraine's rich list of power

Ukraine's billionaire oligarchs have lost money and influence because of the war.

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Earth, Wind & Fire drummer Fred White dies aged 67

Child drumming prodigy White was one of the early members of the band with several of his brothers.

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US golfer's Masters invite sent to wrong person

US golfer Scott Stallings is handed a shock after discovering his Masters invitation has been sent to another person of the same name.

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Russia plans to 'exhaust' Ukraine with prolonged attacks - Zelensky

Ukraine's president says Moscow aims to exhaust his country with a prolonged wave of drone strikes.

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Pelé: Fireworks greet coffin as Brazil prepares to bid legend farewell

Brazilian football legend Pelé's body has been taken to the stadium of his former club Santos.

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Australia helicopter collision: Four dead in mid-air incident over Gold Coast

Four people were killed and a woman and two young boys are in critical condition.

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Dubai scraps 30% alcohol tax and licence fee in apparent bid to boost tourism

It will also stop charging for personal alcohol licences - something anyone who intends to drink needs to carry.

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Russia-Ukraine war: Drone attacks continue on Kyiv and eastern Ukraine

Air raid sirens sound shortly before midnight as the latest in a wave of attacks by Russia over the New Year period begins.

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Surfer creates island eco-haven with ancient knowhow

How the purchase of a plot of land on Panama's coast set a surfer on a journey towards reforestation.

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Crowds celebrate in Brazil as Lula sworn in as president

Brazil's new president travelled in an open-topped car and waved to people lining the streets.

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Czechoslovakia: Czechs and Slovaks mark 30 years since Velvet Divorce

Thirty years since their break-up, Slovakia and the Czech Republic have a harmonious relationship.

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Lula to be sworn in as Brazil president as Bolsonaro flies to US

The 77-year-old takes power as his predecessor Bolsonaro leaves the country to avoid the ceremony.

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The sermon that became Amazing Grace

The hymn Amazing Grace started life as a sermon written by a former slave ship captain.

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Grammy-winning singer Anita Pointer dies aged 74

She was a member of the Pointer Sisters, the 70s band whose hits included Jump (For My Love) and Fire.

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