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Pauses to fighting will allow hundreds of thousands of Gaza children to be vaccinated against polio.

Harris said the cemetery is "not a place for politics" in her first remarks on the incident.

The drive comes after the first confirmed case of the disease in 25 years was discovered in Gaza.

The move came four days after an F-16 fighter jet from Nato allies went down during a Russian barrage.

The social media giant says it refused to comply with a judge's order to appoint a legal representative.

Donald Trump criticised Florida's six-week ban when he was asked about a state referendum on expanding abortion rights.

The incident happened just weeks after Kyiv took delivery of the supersonic aircraft.

The German government announces weapons and asylum changes after deadly attack in Solingen.

Robert Telles was convicted of killing a journalist who wrote unflattering stories about his time in office.

It was another blow after the court struck down his attempt to cancel as much as $400bn in loans.

The UN paused deliveries on Monday after an Israeli evacuation order affected premises in Deir al-Balah.

Police tell the BBC he may have been using them for human sacrifice and could face life in prison.

Andrei Gnyot says he faces "inevitable torture and inevitable death" if he is sent back.

They will be muted when it's the other candidate's turn to speak - but Ms Harris's team are pushing back.

The French president says the New Popular Front coalition could not win a confidence vote in parliament.

Dozens of Indian films, some made more than 20 years ago, are being released again in cinemas - why?

Ikea Preowned launches in Oslo and Madrid, with a global rollout expected by the end of the year.

Two people in a tour group were also injured when ice collapsed in Breiðamerkurjökull glacier.

Telegram says it is "absurd" to claim a platform or its owner is responsible for abuse of that platform.

Jakob Ingebrigtsen smashes the 3,000m world record before Armand Duplantis breaks his own pole vault world record at the Diamond League event in Silesia.

A crisis cabinet has been set up by the state government to deal with the wildfires.

A man is detained at a refugee centre near the attack site in the western city of Solingen.

Pokrovsk is a major logistics hub with a railway station and lies at the intersection of important roads.

Thousands of demonstrators marched in support of Gaza outside the Democratic National Convention this week.

The traders operate in the capital Sana’a and other areas under control of the Houthis.

UK tycoon Mike Lynch's body is recovered from the wreck of the yacht Bayesian, but his daughter Hannah is still missing.

The biggest concern for aides is keeping him focused on the issues and off controversial personal attacks, writes Katty Kay.

The country's highest court agrees with election authorities despite the absence of full voting tallies.

The Greek-flagged Sounion was hit by gunfire from small boats and three unidentified projectiles.

Fears are growing that the cross-border hostilities could escalate into an all-out war.

What they have tried to avoid says as much about their weaknesses as what they choose to highlight, writes Anthony Zurcher.

The interim president says he wants to "immerse" politicians in the realities of ordinary people.

Recaldo Thomas, an experienced and respected sailing chef, was saving money to restore his late parents' house.

The former wrestler, who supports Donald Trump, also made comments about the vice-president's racial identity.

Two people are reported missing in Oxford, Connecticut, after flooding.

Prominent party leaders, celebrities and nearly 50,000 people will gather in Chicago for the DNC.

The US vice-president spent Sunday campaigning in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.

Dozens of workers from around the world may have been trafficked by a family-owned Scottish fishing firm.

In the wake of Sheikh Hasina's resignation, far-right accounts spread false claims about Muslim attacks on Hindus in Bangladesh.

A police sniper potentially saved lives by shooting the rifle of the would-be assassin, a congressional report says.

A debate over the status of a jailed Turkish opposition figure led to widespread fighting between opposing MPs.

Ukraine destroys a bridge over the river Seym as it continues its incursion into Russia's Kursk region.

The US, Qatar and Egypt say talks will resume in Cairo next week with the aim of agreeing a deal.

Local authorities are seeking to build a seawall to prevent further intrusion of the ocean to the village.

The Australian b-girl said she "gave her best" during her performance at the Paris Olympics

Journalist Natalia Nahorna was reporting from the Russian town Sudzha when Ukrainian soldiers threw the flag to the ground.

A criminal case has been opened against the man, who could face up to five years in prison.

The quake shook homes and startled residents, but no structural damage or injuries have been reported.

Itamar Ben-Gvir visited the al-Aqsa Mosque compound with Israelis who defied a ban on Jewish prayer.

The two businessmen have sparred in the past - but in this election seem firmly on the same side.

Footage and 911 calls show the police response to one of the deadliest school shootings in the US.

The epicentre hit near Highland Park, a neighbourhood in Los Angeles County not far from the famous Hollywood sign.

More than 600 Palestinians and at least 17 Israelis have been killed in the West Bank since October.

Man seen climbing Eiffel Tower above Olympic rings

Forty fires have broken out in Greece since Saturday, with firefighters still battling seven.

International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach says he intends to stand down after the end of his second term next year.

Rachael Gunn failed to score a single point with the judges as she lost all three of her breaking round-robin battles.

An alert issued this week has caught the attention of a country used to earthquake warnings.

The fans have provided plenty of non-sporting highlights with their passion, patriotism - and peculiarity.

Kamala Harris' running mate taught high school, and those he taught say he was "a gifted educator".

Walz's military record has been under scrutiny after a series of claims made by veterans and leading Republicans.

Diplomatic efforts ramp up as Iran reiterates threats against Israel.

Vladimir Putin called the attack a "provocation", but Kyiv's objectives are not immediately clear.

The cancellations follow the arrest of two people suspected of planning attacks.

At least six people have died in Florida and Georgia after the hurricane slammed Florida's Gulf Coast.

Hamas has named Yahya Sinwar as its new political chief, replacing Ismail Haniyeh who was killed last week.

The attack comes as the US warns the Middle East is at a critical moment after the killings of Hamas and Hezbollah senior leaders.

The decision could reshape how technology giants do business in the future.

Great Britain add another four medals to their Paris 2024 tally, France break their own record, while Noah Lyles took men's 100m gold.

Marc Fogel, 63, is serving a 14-year prison sentence in Russia and was excluded from the prisoner swap.

Belgium pull out of the team triathlon event after one of their athletes falls ill.

A frozen block of ice far bigger than Greater London is captured in a vast pool of rotating water.

NBC hired Snoop Dogg as a special correspondent, but he has shown up for US athletes at the Olympics.

Maria Corina Machado appears at a protest in Caracas, defying threats of arrest from President Maduro.

The UK also told citizens to leave “while commercial flights are running.”

Timberlake was in Belgium during the virtual court hearing, answering "yes" to questions from the judge.

A 14-month-old boy has been rescued after falling down a 10-ft (3m) pipe while playing outside his home.

The killing of Hezbollah and Hamas leaders crossed "red lines", Hassan Nasrallah says, but he stops short of declaring all-out war.

The former prisoners have been greeted by President Vladimir Putin as they walk out of the plane.

Under pressure to back up claims he won the election, President Maduro turns to the country's top court.

Americans Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan are shown being escorted by officers at an undisclosed location.