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It would begin with a six-week ceasefire and the withdrawal of IDF forces from populated areas.

The 18-year-old Chechen wanted to attack a football stadium in Saint-Étienne, officials say.

South Africa's ruling party is set for its worst results since coming to power 30 years ago.

Robert Fico is moved to Bratislava, more than two weeks after he was gravely wounded in a small central town.

The US give Ukraine permission to use US-supplied weapons to strike targets in Russia, but only near the Kharkiv region, US media report.

Sawa Pontyjska is one of several film festival guests filmed in encounters with a security guard.

Independent MP Emmanuel "Jay Jay" Banda is in hospital after an alleged abduction over the weekend.

The three European nations aim to refocus attention on finding a political solution to the Gaza war.

After 14 years of Mark Rutte as Dutch prime minister, a former domestic spy chief is picked to replace him.

The BBC witnessed children picking jasmine in Egypt, a major exporter of the flowers’ oil.

The jury in Mr Trump's hush-money case will soon begin deliberations. So what could happen next?

At least 45 people were killed in a strike on Rafah, according to the Hamas-run health ministry.

The Pope was speaking at a meeting of bishops on whether gay men should be allowed to become priests.

Nearly a million people have been evacuated as Cyclone Remal destroys thousands of homes.

People from a Dublin-bound plane from Doha describe scenes on board during severe turbulence.

The Hamas-run health ministry in Gaza says 50 people were killed and scores injured.

Nigerian officials say gunmen spent hours in the village and had time to drink tea before abducting people.

Hospitals and markets in El Fasher are experiencing "violent artillery shelling", a resident says.

This subject will be on the table when EU and Middle Eastern foreign ministers meet.

The rapper was due to play a concert at Manchester's Co-op Live venue.

A selection of photos from around the world taken this week.

The arrest of 18-year-old Edan On marks the first arrest of a counter-protester linked to the chaos.

Jaci the rottweiler had been with the family for nearly two years and leaves her twin Laser behind.

Kenyan President William Ruto is currently on a US state visit, the first in 16 years for an African leader.

He says local leaders should engage in dialogue to find a new deal for the archipelago's future.

Ms Haley was once Mr Trump's UN ambassador and was the last of his major Republican primary rivals.

They are also suing 92 state police officers for "shocking and extensive" failures in the 2022 shooting.

Justice Juan Merchan dismissed the jury until next week and oversaw preparing instructions ahead of their deliberations.

Jerry, who was flying to his son's wedding, says it was the worst day of his life.

Martial law and a desire for stability keeps the Ukrainian leader in power without new elections.

He urged Beijing to replace confrontation with dialogue, shortly after being sworn in on Monday.

As the UK and US continue to see falling birth rates, options to deal with the issue are limited.

Jake Sullivan's visit comes as Israeli forces continue military operations in Gaza, including in Rafah.

The national guard says it has informed the navy and search and rescue operations are under way.

Narges Mohammadi, 52, speaks out in a message from Evin prison where she is being held.

The fiery exchange began when Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene criticised Democrat Jasmine Crockett.

The napkin on which 13-year-old Lionel Messi's first Barcelona contract was signed is sold at auction - for £762,400.

David DePape still faces life imprisonment if convicted of separate state charges for the 2022 attack.

Nigeria's women's minister says she has filed a court order to stop the ceremony planned for next week.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford reports from the town of Handlova, on what the attack could mean for Slovakia's divided society.

The ICJ ruling has come under intense scrutiny, centring on the word "plausible". What did the court mean?

Unverified video shows protesters throwing food packages onto the ground before stomping on them.

There are growing signs of divisions within Israel's war cabinet over who should government Gaza after the war.

Anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders says he and three other leaders have agreed terms for a coalition.

Höcke has led the Alternative for Germany's (AfD) regional branch in Thuringia since the party was founded in 2013

Armed men rammed a prison van at a tollbooth, opened fire on officers and fled with prisoner Mohamed Amra.

Organisers say they are working on solutions to address bad behaviour near the art installation.

The front line has turned from a relative stalemate to a major Russian offensive in a week.

More than 200 people attended the European mullet festival in Quievrain, Belgium

Steve Rosenberg considers possible reasons behind Sergei Shoigu's replacement in the middle of a war.

The US hospital which carried out the operation said Rick Slayman's death was not a result of the transplant.

Shoigu, a long-standing ally of the president, is due to become head of Russia's Security Council.

There has been growing criticism on the restrictions on free speech under President Kais Saied.

Opponents fear the government's bill will silence critics ahead of parliamentary elections later this year.

Fort McMurray residents in neighbouring Alberta, Canada are also under an evacuation alert due to a blaze.

A black hole is a region of space with such strong gravity not even light can escape.

France striker Kylian Mbappe says he will leave Paris St-Germain at the end of the season.

More than 100 people are injured, according to officials, as torrents of water sweep through entire villages.

The head of the UN agency says the perimeter of its building was set fire to twice on Thursday.

Footage posted to social media shows chaotic scenes in Senegal's capital, Dakar.

Israeli tanks reportedly mass close to built-up areas of the south Gaza city amid constant shelling.

Residents of the Brazilian city of Porto Alegre describe the devastation caused by recent floods.

BBC Verify has been tracking Russia's attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.

The sergeant, who was held on 2 May, is accused of stealing from a woman, reports the BBC's partner CBS.

A short story by British author JG Ballard serves as the annual fashion extravaganza's latest theme.

The clear out comes as universities prepare for possible disruptions at graduation ceremonies.

A 140.5m (461ft)-long baguette baked in the Parisian suburbs has beaten a previous record from Italy in 2019.

The world's biggest song contest reaches its finale on Saturday and contestants have arrived in style.

The celebration of pop is set to take place amid protests at Israel's involvement in the competition.

Matthias Ecke was seriously injured after being kicked and hit in a suspected politically-motivated attack.

Israeli authorities said they were investigating the death of orthopaedic surgeon Dr Adnan Al-Bursh.

The Russians are said to be sharing a wing of Niger's main airport, but not mingling with US troops.

Residents near 178 bodies of water have been told to leave as flooding is set to worsen.

The claim was made by Donald Trump's ex-lawyer in a conversation with Stormy Daniels' former attorney.

The 19-year-old technician says she painted 4,000 nails in an attempt to break the world record.

Two Republicans join Democrats to repeal law brought back to life by state's supreme court.

The exhibition was on display in Moscow's Victory Park, it included British hardware given to Ukraine.

Workers take to the streets across the globe, as more than 200 protesters are arrested in Istanbul.

Hamas has not yet responded to the latest proposal, which reportedly includes a 40-day ceasefire.