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Red Sea dive-boat survivors accuse authorities of cover up
The group say their official witness statements were translated into Arabic by a boat company employee.
'We were pressured to sign documents' say Red Sea dive-boat disaster survivors
The group say their official witness statements were translated into Arabic by a boat company employee.
S Korea's Yoon becomes first sitting president to be arrested
Authorities used ladders and wirecutters in the freezing cold in their second attempt to arrest Yoon.
'My little revenge' - Osaka fights back in Melbourne
Two-time Australian Open champion Naomi Osaka says she took out a "little revenge" after coming back to beat Czech 20th seed Karolina Muchova.
Government to implement university free speech law
Labour paused implementation of the act after taking power, due to concerns over student welfare.
'Not my day' - Zheng out in biggest Melbourne shock so far
Qinwen Zheng admits it was not her day as she was beaten in the Australian Open second round in the biggest shock of the tournament so far.
'We sing to them': LA stables turn Noah's Ark for fire rescue animals
Pigs, donkeys and even a mini cow named Cuddles found a temporary home after the LA fires.
How 'spirit guide' Usha Vance supported JD Vance's meteoric rise
The Vance's are often photographed hand-in-hand but since he was selected as Trump's VP, the couple has yet to sit for a news interview together.
Fatbergs turned into perfume - inside Britain's bizarre new industrial revolution
The UK led the way in this field of science until recently - but now other countries have overtaken. So, how can that lead be recovered?
Fatbergs turned into perfume - inside Britain's bizarre new industrial revolution
The UK led the way in this field of science until recently - but now other countries have overtaken. So, how can that lead be recovered?
They hired Banksy for £50 then painted over his mural
The world-famous street artist taught art lessons with local children in the 1990s.
They hired Banksy for £50 then painted over his mural
The world-famous street artist taught art lessons with local children in the 1990s.
They hired Banksy for £50 then painted over his mural
The world-famous street artist taught art lessons with local children in the 1990s.
Chris Mason: Political heat map flashes red over Treasury
The BBC's political editor explains the headaches the Treasury is giving Sir Keir Starmer.
MPs say fix Send system or face 'lost generation'
A report finds the special educational needs and disabilities system in "disarray" and lacking funds.
MPs say fix Send system or face 'lost generation'
A report finds the special educational needs and disabilities system in "disarray" and lacking funds.
The Papers: Kate's 'relief to be in remission' and 'Siddiq quits'
Wednesday's papers focus on the Princess of Wales entering cancer remission and Tulip Siddiq's resignation.
US markets watchdog sues Musk over Twitter stake disclosure
The complaint filed to a US federal court alleges Musk saved $150m at the expense of Twitter shareholders.
Almost 100 strikes located in Gaza 'humanitarian zone', BBC Verify analysis suggests
The area in Gaza which Israel's military has told people to go to "for their safety" has been hit by 97 strikes since May, BBC Verify analysis has revealed.
Obesity needs new definition beyond BMI, says global report
There is a risk too many people are being diagnosed as obese, with weight-loss drugs in high demand.
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