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Forty-one construction workers were freed after over two weeks trapped in a tunnel.

The workers were stuck for two weeks after a part of a tunnel they were working in collapsed.

Dozens of cars are seen queuing for fuel in Khan Younis as Gazans try to secure necessities during the ceasefire.

The capital city is recovering from Sunday's series of attacks on prisons and a military barracks.

The last open crossing, in the Arctic Circle, will close on Thursday night, the government says.

Diarrhoea is widespread in shelters and chronic illnesses are not being treated, the UN agency warns.

Leading mining company Impala Platinum describes the accident as the "darkest day" in its history.

Heavy metals were used to poison Kyrylo Budanov's wife, Marianna, an intelligence official tells the BBC.

Human rights groups say demonstrators have been killed by security forces over the past year.

Video shows relieved workers finally exiting a tunnel that partially caved in after a landslide.

The authorities say Sunday's violence was an effort by some soldiers to overthrow the government.

Monique Olivier goes on trial in France 33 years after Joanna Parrish was found dead in a river.

A year after a court ordered the removal of the animals, they are still there.

The UAE, hosts of the COP28 climate summit, is breaking its own ban on gas flaring, the BBC finds.

With a bullet lodged in his spine, Hisham Awartani phoned his British-born grandmother after Saturday's shooting.

Access to emergency contraception is normally available only with a prescription in Japan.

Yuval, Ofri and Oria Brodtz hugged their dog Rodney after being released by Hamas.

It is the first transatlantic flight powered solely by alternative fuels.

The interior minister wants to ban small extremist groups after a boy's stabbing triggered riots.

The Girls Trip actress says "this will never happen again" after being arrested for driving under the influence.