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The Israeli military said attempts to shoot down a projectile launched from Yemen had been unsuccessful and that it had landed in a public park.

The Saxony-Anhalt premier said he could not rule out more deaths due to the number of seriously injured.

Jamil Hassan, referred to as "the butcher" by people who lived on his street, is among the senior regime figures who have fled with their families.

Young Igbos in the UK meet up weekly to reconnect with their roots.

Congress votes to pass a budget deal to avert what would be the first US federal government shutdown since 2019.

As the longest serving G7 leader, the Canadian prime minister has weathered many storms. But this time might be different.

A reported attack on a Russian town comes after Ukraine said Moscow had launched a new attack on Kyiv.

Although the Pelicot trial is over, some questions remain over the case that shook France.

A selection of news photographs from around the world.

Brazilian narco gangs say they are taking territory for Jesus, and are barring other faiths from the favelas.

The BBC's Will Grant looks at unrest in which seven people died, leading to family members attempting to break inside to check on their relatives.

The BBC's Will Grant looks at unrest in which seven people died, leading to family members attempting to break inside to check on their relatives.

It's another sign the industry is moving away from owning games - some fear that means gamers having to "shell out more."

Hideko Hakamata spent decades fighting to save her brother: the world's longest-serving death row inmate.

Footage from German broadcaster MDR shows police confronting a man lying on the floor by a car.

Thomas Conley was sitting next to Isaiah Rodriguez at lunch when he noticed something was wrong.

Here's how the US got to the brink of yet another funding lapse and what it means for Americans - and Trump.

The sentences range from three to sixteen years, in a case which started with an online hate campaign.

VW and a union have, however, agreed to cut more than 35,000 jobs across the country by 2030.

The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins looks at how relations between the UK and China became so strained.