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NewsBBCSouth Africa pit bull attacks: 'We can't live in a world where dogs eat children'
Anger mounts after the killing of children, including Keketso Saule, by pit bulls in South Africa.
NewsBBCChina Covid: Protests widen against strict lockdown measures
Demonstrators in the financial hub of Shanghai publicly vent anger at Communist Party leaders.
LifestyleBBC'Timeless': The North York Moors National Park celebrates 70 years
As the North York Moors National Park hits 70, those who live and work there explain its appeal.
NewsBBCArt created to decorate £30m Birmingham flood defences
Schoolchildren help decorate a mural which will line the River Tame flood defences.
SportBBCWorld Cup 2022: Fixtures, schedule, groups and where to watch on TV
BBC Sport provides a day-by-day guide to who is playing when and where you can watch the match in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
SportBBCWorld Cup: Wales fans drunk on atmosphere in Qatar
A lack of alcohol and all games in one city are described as the Qatar World Cup's great strengths.
SportBBCEsports: Belfast Metropolitan College to offer foundation degree
Belfast Metropolitan College is to launch Northern Ireland's first esports foundation degree.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaBest friends out celebrating birthday hit by drunk driver
One of the girls was killed instantly while the other is on life support. Read more.
NewsBBCTaiwan votes in local elections amid China tensions
Taiwan has increasingly become a key geopolitical flashpoint between China and the US.
NewsBBCTaiwan's President Tsai Ing-wen quits as party chair after local elections
President Tsai Ing-wen resigns as head of the governing DPP after its poor showing in local elections.
NewsBBCEncouraging self-harm to be criminalised in Online Safety Bill
An update to the Online Safety Bill was influenced by Molly Russell who ended her life in 2017.
NewsBBCCruise passenger rescued after 15 hours in the sea
Rescuers say it was a miracle he was saved after disappearing from a ship in the Gulf of Mexico.
CelebrityBBCIrene Cara: Fame singer and actress dies aged 63
The American singer and actress won an Oscar for Best Original Song in 1984.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaTeacher fired over sexy photos now making 30 TIMES more on OnlyFans
The private school teacher was shocked when she was fired, but now sees it as a blessing in disguise.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaToddler's devastating diagnosis after being told he was just 'overweight'
When doctors told Natalie Ridler she was overfeeding her son, she knew they were wrong.
NewsBBCVenezuela takes first step out of political stalemate
The government and opposition agree that billions of dollars frozen abroad be released to help fund social projects.
NewsAustralian Associated PressCOVID protests rock China as anger spreads
Protests have simmered in Shanghai as residents in several Chinese cities, many of them angered by a deadly fire in the country's far west, push back against heavy COVID-19 curbs almost three years into the pandemic.A fire on Thursday that killed 10 people in a high-rise building in Urumqi, capital of the Xinjiang region, has sparked widespread public anger as many internet users surmised residents could not escape in time because the building was partially locked down - a claim city officials d
NewsAustralian Associated PressKhan's party to quit Pakistan assemblies
Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan says his party will quit the country's regional and national assemblies.Khan made the announcement during his first public appearance since being wounded in a gun attack.
NewsYahoo News AustraliaCCTV captures duo's sick act with puppy on bridge
A woman and a teenager were arrested after police released CCTV of their disturbing move. Watch now.
NewsAustralian Associated PressUkraine power woes persist as snow sets in
Heavy snowfall is expected in Kyiv, with temperatures dropping below freezing day and night, as millions of people who still live in and around the Ukrainian capital remain with little electricity and heat.Grid operator Ukrenergo said on Saturday electricity producers were able to cover only three-quarters of consumption needs, necessitating restrictions and blackouts across the country.
LifestyleBBCJyoti Bhatt: The photographer who preserved rural Indian life
Jyoti Bhatt documented the nuances of rural Indian culture that are on the cusp of disappearing.
NewsBBCImran Khan: Former Pakistani PM attends first rally since shooting
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan greets supporters in Rawalpindi weeks after he was shot at a similar event.
NewsBBCWhy are so many workers going on strike?
Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption.
EntertainmentBBCAn incomplete history of pop on BBC television
It's 70 years since the BBC launched its first televised chart show. How have things changed since?
NewsAustralian Associated PressN.Korea eyes 'most powerful' nuclear force
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his country's ultimate goal is to possess the world's most powerful nuclear force, as he promotes dozens of military officers involved in the recent launch of the state's largest ballistic missile.The announcement, reported by state media on Sunday, comes after Kim inspected a test of the country's new Hwasong-17 intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) and pledged to counter United States nuclear threats with nuclear weapons on November 18.
