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Myanmar's military government says at least 2,000 people were killed in last week's 7.7 magnitude quake.

The woman told police she was sexually assaulted and raped by the five men in September, 2023.

It is the biggest such order since Israel resumed its offensive in the Palestinian territory earlier this month.

An undercover BBC investigation exposes how rogue agents are exploiting a UK visa scheme.

India feeds over a billion people, yet low yields and poor infrastructure keep agriculture lagging.

Accused of misusing EU funds, Monday's verdict could determine whether the far-right National Rally party leader can run for French president.

It marks the first time Trump has seriously threatened Russia with consequences for dragging its feet in Ukraine ceasefire negotiations.

The US's former envoy to Kabul said that Ms Hall is now in the care of Qatari officials and would "soon be heading home".

An acute lack of equipment, patchy communications and wrecked roads are hampering the search for survivors.

"The prices in the wholesale market have skyrocketed already and it's going to get worse," one car seller told the BBC.

Denmark's prime minister said the visit by the US VP and other top officials  showed a "lack of respect".

Analysts said the development of the technology was likely assisted by Russia.

Another 39 people were rescued after the vessel sank in the Red Sea on Thursday morning.

Gen Abdourahamane Tchiani is promoted to the highest rank in the army, and dissolves all political parties.

The law will allow Polish authorities to temporarily spend asylum rights at the border with Belarus.

Erik Per Sullivan, who played Malcolm's younger brother Dewey, will not return to the show.

The UN issues a stark warning following fighting between the army and the White army militia.

The three occupants of the two Alpha Jets that collided ejected and were "found alive and conscious".

Decorated test pilot James O'Connell was in a "good frame of mind" prior to the crash, the BBC is told.

Russian missiles hit the city of Sumy as negotiators met the US delegation in Saudi Arabia for talks.

India and China are natural competitors but developments in strained ties can help with easing diplomatic tensions.

Gaza's Hamas-run health ministry said medical staff had been injured and some of the hospital destroyed.

Protesters have taken to the streets for a fourth night after Istanbul's mayor Ekrem Imamoglu was detained.

Thirteen people - 10 of them police officers - have been injured after a car chase in the French capital.

Canada is among the countries waiting to see what Trump's 2 April reciporcal tariffs look like.

Two people were found dead as multiple fires raged across the country on Saturday.

Bollywood actor Kalki Koechlin advises her five-year-old on how to navigate the pressure to appear beautiful.

The Prince of Wales has visited troops at a strategically important army base on Russia's border

The judge has given the government until Friday to provide an update from someone directly involved in the discussions.

Artem Kariakin and his unit would regularly cross into Russia - until last week.

Ainoha Izaga Ibieta Lima, 33, was found dead in a poultry shed attached to a farmhouse in Spain's Girona province in 2018.

Ukraine's leader also says taking Nato membership off the table would be a "big gift to Russia".

The company is still valued at more than 100 times its earnings - but it faces problems that experts say go beyond questions around its CEO

Some relatives of accused and deported gang members say their sons have been wrongly swept up in a Trump administration crackdown.

The US president says peace efforts are "very much on track" after an hour-long conversation.

Israel's PM warns "this is only the beginning" after deadly strikes on Gaza that broke a ceasefire with Hamas.

Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have landed near Tallahassee, Florida after a 286-day mission at the International Space Station.

More than 400 people have been killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. BBC Verify’s Nick Beake has been assessing footage of the strikes and building a picture of the damage done.

Witnesses reveal shocking details into the disappearance of a young South African girl.

The King, who is also head of state of Canada, meets the country's new prime minister Mark Carney amid a trade war with the US.

President Trump claims 'many' of Biden's pardons are void because they were signed automatically and not by hand.

Sharone Lifschitz said it was important all families were reunited with their relatives, both dead and alive

The US said it launched a "decisive and powerful" wave of air strikes on Houthi targets on Saturday.

Survivors and relatives of those who died in a fire in North Macedonia speak of their grief.

Steve Witkoff, who recently met Putin, says he expects the presidents to have a positive discussion.

The Army-run cemetery said it is working to follow Trump's orders on ending diversity while restoring information.

US President Donald Trump cited the armed group's recent attacks in the Red Sea as justification.

The collapse of a station canopy that killed 15 people has galvanised anger towards the government.

This week in the White House, the US president escalated his global trade war and tried to broker peace in Ukraine.

Witnesses share their exhausting and terrifying escape after a plane forced to make an emergency landing caught fire.

Wine and spirits will be taxed, Trump says, if the EU does not remove tariffs on US whiskey.

The Russian president agrees fighting must end, but calls for the removal of the "root causes" of the crisis.

Andrzej Duda tells the BBC's Jeremy Bowen he is confident Donald Trump has a plan to handle Russia.

Russia is ready for a halt in fighting, says Vladimir Putin, but he says there are "nuances".

An analysis of verified footage reveals Moscow is taking back territory in Kursk, the area of Russia that Ukraine attacked in 2024.

The US president says he has proposed talks on a deal to prevent Iran acquiring nuclear weapons and to avert military action.

For consumers, higher prices loom on supermarket shelves, but for businesses and industry the risks are higher.

It's time for Russia's intentions towards Ukraine to be tested in public, writes the BBC's Paul Adams.

Ship tracking data sheds light on what happened before the two vessels, the Solong and Stena Immaculate, collided in the North Sea.

BBC Verify examines how a ship carrying a highly-toxic chemical hit a tanker in the North Sea transporting jet fuel.

Across India anxiety is growing about the early onset of summer and its impact on the economy.

The three went back and forth in an exchange of posts on X over Starlink being cut off in Ukraine.

Calin Georgescu took an unexpected first place in December's election, which was then annulled.

Eli Cohen's announcement on Sunday came one week after Israel cut off all aid supplies to the territory.

Stars like Charli XCX have made see-through outfits all the rage at big events, but not everyone's a fan.

Betsy Arakawa died from a respiratory illness linked to a rare virus transmitted by infected rodents. Here's what to know about the deadly disease.

Pretoria refuses to respond directly to the latest criticism of the country from President Trump.

Clashes between Syrian forces and Assad loyalists in the dictator's former heartlands show the risks ahead, writes Middle East correspondent Hugh Bachega.

Toni Mannion was looking forward to making "special memories" with her terminally ill daughter.

Donald Trump and Justin Trudeau's clear tensions are a stark contrast to the Mexican leader's approach to the White House.

The 88-year-old had not been seen or heard by the public since he was admitted to hospital on 14 February.

The group wanted to create civil war-like conditions in Germany and overthrow the government.

The UAE has strongly rejected Sudan's allegations, calling the case a "cynical publicity stunt."

Without US intelligence, Ukraine will not be able to make such effective use of long-range Western weaponry, writes Paul Adams.

Israel was consulted prior to the talks, according to the White House, after reports said the two sides were discussing the release of hostages.

Pope Francis is off mechanical breathing intervention and is alert, the Vatican's latest update says.

It comes after the deputy prime minister tried to ban lawmakers from calling the country Aotearoa in parliament.

India faces a crucial choice in modernising its air force. But is a cutting-edge US fighter jet the answer?

Ukrainian President Zelensky tells the BBC he is "aware of everything" after European summit in London.

The deal is worth up to £1.6bn and will involve recruiting 200 additional staff.

Animal rights campaigners and marine zoo official say Mediterranean is 'too warm' for killer whales.

The Wish I Didn't Miss You singer was involved in a collision in Alabama following a performance.

Is the US vice-president doing Trump's bidding or looking to the future?