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How Germany's reckoning with its past has changed the experience of Jews in the Armed Forces.

One village in County Down had more than half a month's worth of rain in under 12 hours.

How animals' accounts have been bringing Ukrainians hope and even practical advice at a time of war.

US-made jets in Denmark and the Netherlands can be sent to Ukraine when its pilots are fully trained.

In a unique act of diplomacy, Italy's prime minister tells her government to settle the unpaid bill.

Those on the list include Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer and BBC News chief executive Deborah Turness.

The cleric's local diocese says it is investigating the incident in the city of Velikiye Luki.

Russia says Ukraine has launched a series of drone strikes on its territory, including on Moscow.

Analysts say Ukraine has made "likely tactically significant" advances around two villages in the south east of the country.

Sebastian Kurz denies accusations of lying to a committee probing corruption in state appointments.

An Irish government minister said there was no new evidence to merit a public inquiry in the Republic.

A proposed foot and cycle bridge over the River Lagan would link Sailortown to the Titanic Quarter.

Russian officials say air defences shot down the drone and its debris landed on the city's Expo Center.

The suspects have been charged with involuntary manslaughter after six people died last weekend.

Mr Tubridy has been off-air since 22 June over controversy surrounding declaration of his salary.

Diana and Sofiia Shypovych managed a combined five A*s and one A at Harrogate Ladies' College.