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The show's themes of unemployment and inequality are all too relatable for Korean viewers.

Norsk Tipping's CEO resigned a day after thousands received incorrect notifications, some saying they had become millionaires.

Sneh Bhargava, AIIMS New Delhi's only woman director, was called upon to treat Gandhi after she was shot in 1984.

Only a handful of K-pop artists have come out as gay, but none as publicly as Bain. Is this a turning point?

Hospital staff and witnesses said at least 11 people were killed after a strike near tents housing displaced people on Friday.

The Hamas-run health ministry says more than 500 Palestinians have been killed since the GHF took over aid distribution.

The 28-year-old, who does not have a royal title, has denied the three rape allegations.

Didier Dubreucq, 69 years old, was diagnosed with lung cancer while in detention.

The bitter standoff between Nikol Pashinyan and the Church has seen arrests and an alleged coup plot.

Fifty years on, Sholay - arguably Hindi cinema’s most iconic film - makes a spectacular return.

About 16% of West Virginians rely on a federal food subsidy programme that is facing big cuts.

The US president asks Myroslava Petsa about her husband on the frontline after she asks him about supplying air defences to Ukraine.

Local authorities said the driver was rescued with no injuries after heavy rainfall caused landslides in the region.

A steady stream of Iranians are crossing into Armenia by foot, laden with luggage and pets.

To one troll, Amitabh Bachchan's reply was, "Sarkaar se kaho"

The museum says it will impose restrictions on selfie-taking in the future.

It took months of planning and included over 125 planes, a submarine and 14 "bunker buster" bombs. BBC Verify explains how the US mission "Operation Midnight Hammer" took place.

Terry Harper has been tuning pianos in the iconic venue since he was a teen - a family legacy started by his dad.

The King Of Pop had 10 statues made in his image in 1995, but where can they be seen three decade later?

Russian minister Maxim Reshetnikov has warned that the country's economy was teetering "on the brink of recession".

A new exhibition at the British Museum in London traces the stunning evolution of India's devotional art through 189 objects.

While the Korean superstars served in the military, their industry has seen stalled album sales and scandals.

Tate, 36, is the younger brother of controversial influencer Andrew Tate.

Saeed Khatibzadeh told the BBC that this is "not America's war".

The Israeli military says it targeted the reactor's core seal to stop it being used for "nuclear weapons development".

The Trevor Project, an organisation involved in the service, called the change "incomprehensible".

The tragedy happened as Air India was on the "final climb phrase" of its brand transformation after the Tata buyout

Jackson Wang told NDTV, "I want to clear the air. There is nothing cooking, we are just good friends"

The US central bank leaves its key interest rate unchanged at 4.3%, as its view of the economy darkens.

Israel's military says troops in central Gaza fired warning shots at a group posing a potential threat, but that it was unaware of injuries.

Disaster agency imposes exclusion zone around Lewotobi Laki-Laki after it spewed an ash cloud that rose miles into the air.

His widow tells the BBC his last words from a police station in Nairobi were: "I'll see you soon."

The BBC's James Landale highlights the role of the US president at the summit as the conflict in the Middle East overshadows the gathering.

The reptile was found just 20 minutes south of Washington DC.

The US president will cut short his time at the meeting and return to DC, citing the conflict between Israel and Iran.

Iranians say they are caught between their country's regime and Israeli destruction as the conflict intensifies.

Aamir Khan said, "No religion asks you to kill people"

The president's impact on investment in the US is far more incremental than he has claimed.

Some of those in Iran who have spoken to the BBC use one word to describe life in there right now.

Photographs appear to show how nickel mining damaged one the world's most diverse marine environments

Mogadishu's rapid expansion after decades of war is giving unexpected opportunities in a male-dominated society.

Two people were killed and several homes destroyed when a missile hit the city of Rishon LeZion early on Saturday.

The BBC speaks to eyewitnesses and survivors on the ground to reveal what happened when the Air India plane crashed.

Israel's wave of strikes against Iran, which began on Thursday night, has continued through today. BBC Verify's Merlyn Thomas has been examining footage of the attacks and the damage they've caused.

One British man, who was a passenger on the London-bound flight, survived the crash in Ahmedabad, western India.

London-bound flight carrying 242 people crashed shortly after take-off in Ahmedabad, western India.

The BBC's Carl Nasman explains how the ramping up of deportation efforts led to protests in many US cities.

Bill Pallot and Bruno Desnoues are given suspended sentences for selling fake 18th Century chairs.

The jury found him not guilty of an additional sexual assault charge, and have yet to return a verdict on a charge of rape.

The late Beach Boys co-creator spoke to the BBC's David Silitto in 2011 and looked back at his career.

Three children have been found alive, with search and rescue operations suspended for the night.

The attacks come as the country grapples with an escalating security crisis.

The BBC's Bethany Bell visited the scene in Graz, after ten people were killed in a school shooting.

The US health secretary, a vaccine sceptic who has been criticised by health experts, said the panel was 'plagued' with conflicts of interest.

The future for EVs will inevitably involve China. But where does that leave the UK and Europe markets – and what of the questions around national security?

Onboard security footage from the Madleen aid vessel shows activists throwing their tech overboard and putting up their hands.

Ukrainian heavyweight champion Oleksandr Usyk offers his house to US president Donald Trump to experience the war in his country.

The Israeli military says Mohammed Sinwar's body was discovered in a tunnel at a hospital.

The BBC's Regan Morris reports from outside a federal building, where there have been violent clashes in recent days.

Israel's defence minister says climate protester Greta Thunberg and others on board are "Hamas propaganda spokespeople".

The paintings are set to go up for auction for the first time on 12 June in India's financial capital, Mumbai.

Dozens of Palestinians have been killed close to the controversial supply centre in Gaza.

The US president says Musk has been "very disrespectful" and he has no interest in mending ties with the tech billionaire.

Experts say his tech empire needs more of Musk's attention - but also the continued custom of the government.

Political contributions, government contracts and staff with divided loyalties mean the fallout may have only just begun.

Travis Decker is believed to be using his outdoor survival skills to hide in a remote part of Washington state.

Some may ask if Mark Rutte's proposal to deter Russian aggression has at least a little to do with appeasing the US president, writes Jonathan Beale.

Israel's military says it was targeting an underground drone factory of armed group Hezbollah.

The Anglican Church, which runs al-Ahli hospital, condemns the attack that Israel says targeted a Palestinian Islamic Jihad operative.

Ukraine is still digesting the full implications of Operation Spider's Web, writes our correspondent.

The sheath is part of an exhibition on 19th Century prostitution and sexuality.

The kingdom has installed hundreds of coolers and cracked down on unregistered Muslim pilgrims, after 1,300 people died last year.

The content is contrary to the nation's "laws, culture, customs, and traditions", the information minister says.

The wife and five children of Mohammed Sabry Soliman have been taken into custody by immigration authorities.

Opposition's Lee Jae-myung will become South Korea's next president, winning the country's first election since impeachment chaos.

South Korea is voting for a new leader after the former president was impeached for imposing martial law.

Antonio Guterres says he is "appalled" by reports of Palestinians being killed and injured while seeking aid in Gaza.

On 1 June, more than 100 Ukrainian drones struck strategic targets deep into Russia in an elaborate and audacious operation.

Set in suburban Utah, the series follows a group of Mormon women, most of whom rose to fame on TikTok.

Warsaw Mayor Rafal Trzaskowski claims early victory but his winning margin is well within margin of error, exit poll suggests.