Cases in the Marshall Islands have surged not long after the first community spread was confirmed.
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BBC News
The blaze broke out at a Coptic Christian church in the city of Giza causing a stampede.
The blaze broke out at a Coptic Christian church in the city of Giza causing a stampede.
On the frontline of the wildfires in France is a tactical team trying to stay ahead of the flames.
The author was severely injured after being stabbed on stage at an event in New York State.
The attacker opened fire on a bus as well as people waiting in a car park near the Western Wall.
Video footage shows people running from the huge blast, which killed at least three people.
Cases in the Marshall Islands have surged not long after the first community spread was confirmed.
Freya had to be euthanised because the public went too close to her, officials said.
The blaze broke out at a Coptic Christian church in the city of Giza causing a stampede.
On the frontline of the wildfires in France is a tactical team trying to stay ahead of the flames.
The author was severely injured after being stabbed on stage at an event in New York State.
The attacker opened fire on a bus as well as people waiting in a car park near the Western Wall.
Video footage shows people running from the huge blast, which killed at least three people.
Cases in the Marshall Islands have surged not long after the first community spread was confirmed.
Freya had to be euthanised because the public went too close to her, officials said.
On the frontline of the wildfires in France is a tactical team trying to stay ahead of the flames.
The author was severely injured after being stabbed on stage at an event in New York State.
The attacker opened fire on a bus as well as people waiting in a car park near the Western Wall.
By James FitzGerald
BBC News
People can be seen running as a massive plume of smoke spreads quickly following the explosion.
The mass loss of trees in 2015 provides important lessons for the future, scientists say.
Aerial video shows the extent of damage after some areas saw 50% more rain than expected in a month.
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in Gironde, France
BBC World Service
The military-led government in Mali has agreed to allow the United Nations peacekeeping mission in the country to resume its rotations of international troops.
These were suspended last month following a row with Ivory Coast after the security services arrested around 50 Ivorian soldiers at the main airport, for reasons of "national security".
Ten nations contribute troops to the UN force, known as Minusma.
On Friday Germany suspended some of its military operations after Mali withheld a flight clearance.
As it battles jihadists, the junta has increased its cooperation with Moscow, straining relations with the UN.
Read more: Did the Mali coup halt jihadist attacks?
By Matt Murphy
BBC News
Seventy five years later, young people on both sides of the border talk about how this history impacts them.