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NewsBBCLove Has Won: Family's grief at death of mummified cult leader
Police in Colorado say the body of Amy Carlson was mishandled, leaving her family appalled.
SportAgence-France PresseSpurs announce fan representation on board after Super League debacle
Tottenham announced on Tuesday they are introducing fan representation on the board after the European Super League debacle, apologising "unreservedly" for not consulting supporters over the divisive project.
NewsAustralian Associated PressHamas, Israel attacks leave 30 dead
Israel has intensified its air strikes on Gaza as rocket barrages hit Israeli towns for a second day in a deepening conflict in which at least 28 people in the Palestinian enclave and two in Israel have been killed.The most serious outbreak of fighting since 2019 between Israel and armed factions in Hamas-run Gaza was triggered by clashes between Palestinians and Israeli police at al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem on Monday.
EntertainmentBBCBrit Awards: Stars descend on London for in-person award ceremony
The 4,000-strong live audience at London's O2 Arena will not need social distancing or face masks.
SportAgence-France PresseMaguire could be fit for Europa League final says Solskjaer
Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said on Tuesday Harry Maguire could be fit in time for the Europa League final on May 26 as the defender battles to recover from an ankle injury.
BusinessAgence-France PresseUS attack exposes DarkSide as cyber attack service
US authorities have identified a relatively new gang of cyber criminals as being behind the ransomware attack which paralyzed a key fuel pipeline.
BusinessBBCStock markets slide on fears of rising inflation
UK, US and Asian markets fall amid worries that inflation is set to pick up.
NewsAgence-France PressePipeline shutdown sparks fear of US gasoline shortage
Fears the shutdown of a major fuel pipeline would cause a gasoline shortage led to some panic buying and prompted US regulators on Tuesday to temporarily suspend clean fuel requirements in three eastern states and the nation's capital.
NewsBBCRachel Riley faces ex-Jeremy Corbyn aide at High Court libel trial
Countdown star Riley has sued former political adviser Laura Murray for libel over a 2019 tweet.
NewsAustralian Associated PressDemos mark 100 days of Myanmar junta rule
Protesters have rallied in towns and cities around Myanmar to denounce its military rulers, 100 days after the generals' overthrow of an elected government pitched the country into its biggest crisis in decades.Demonstrators took part in marches, motorcycle convoys and flash protests to evade security forces, some making three-finger gestures of defiance as anti-coup groups renewed calls for the toppling of a junta that has been condemned around the world for killing hundreds of civilians.
NewsBBCIndia Covid: Dozens more bodies wash up on Ganges river bank
A further 50 corpses are found on embankments, this time in Uttar Pradesh, as India battles Covid.
NewsBBCGreensill: Watchdog to probe 'potentially criminal' collapse of firm
The financial watchdog has begun a probe into the Liberty Steel backer which collapsed in March.
NewsAgence-France PresseItalian woman got four, not six, Pfizer shots: health body
A 23-year-old woman who was mistakenly injected with too many shots of the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine was given four, rather than six doses, Italian health authorities said Tuesday.
NewsAgence-France PresseIndia PM won't attend UK G7 in person due to Covid situation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will not attend the G7 Summit in the UK in person, the Indian government said Tuesday, as the country reels from a massive wave of coronavirus cases.
SportAgence-France PresseBaffert says anti-fungal medication might have caused doping
Bob Baffert, trainer of doping-hit Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit, said Tuesday the horse was given an anti-fungal medication that might have caused the positive test that has jeopardized the victory.
NewsAgence-France PresseWTO deal 'doable' to stop subsidies that lead to over-fishing
After two decades of talks at the World Trade Organization towards banning subsidies that contribute to over-fishing, the lead negotiator said Tuesday that a deal could be within reach.
NewsBBCQueen's Speech: Government accused of 'rowing back' on workers' rights
Employers' groups and trade unions voice concern at the lack of an Employment Bill in the Queen's Speech.
BusinessAgence-France PresseSwedish oat milk producer Oatly eyes $10 billion IPO
Sweden's Oatly, a pioneer in plant-based drinks, is eyeing a valuation that could exceed $10 billion in an upcoming initial public offering on Wall Street, the company said Tuesday.
NewsBBCAustralia tries to woo women with childcare pledge
The coalition's new budget boosts women's health and childcare, but critics say wider reforms are needed.
SportAgence-France PresseDombrowski wins Giro fourth stage, De Marchi takes pink jersey
Joe Dombrowski won the fourth stage of the Giro d'Italia on Tuesday as Israel Start-Up Nation rider Alessandro De Marchi took the overall leader's pink jersey after finishing just behind the American in second.
NewsAgence-France PresseUkraine searches home of pro-Russia MP and Putin ally
The Kiev home of powerful pro-Russian lawmaker Viktor Medvedchuk was being searched on Tuesday as part of an ongoing investigation into treason, Ukraine's SBU security service told AFP.
ScienceBBCMind-boggling magnets could unlock plentiful power
Powerful magnets are bringing abundant, pollution-free electricity a step closer.
SportAgence-France PresseEngland rugby 'A' side to ditch 'Saxons' name
England's second-string men's rugby union team will no longer be known as the 'Saxons', the Rugby Football Union announced on Tuesday.
NewsAustralian Associated PressWHO eyes Seychelles virus cases after jabs
The World Health Organisation says it is reviewing coronavirus data from Seychelles after the health ministry said more than a third of people who tested positive for COVID-19 in the past week had been fully vaccinated.Both the ministry and the WHO stressed that the majority of those who tested positive had not been vaccinated or had only received one dose, that no one who had died had been fully vaccinated and that nearly all of those needing treatment for severe or critical cases were unvaccinated.
NewsAgence-France PresseSome US states ending extra unemployment benefits
A handful of US states announced they will end extra unemployment benefits provided by the federal government, which they say is hindering companies from hiring workers.
