US judge blocks deportation of DoorDash driver shot by ICE
BBC Newsby Nardine Saad19d ago
- Published A US judge has temporarily blocked the deportation of a Venezuelan man who was shot by immigration agents in Texas, his lawyer says.
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top 79%Morocco election: How Ceuta, football and Israel have shaped the campaign
BBC Newsby Basma El Atti19d ago
- Published Disillusioned young voters in Morocco were courted with viral football slogans, promises of one million jobs and anti-Israel rallying calls ahead of Wednesday's parliamentary elections.
White House press ban - what is the pool and why is it in a row with Trump?
BBC Newsby Henri Astier20d ago
- Published When Donald Trump unveiled a helipad at the White House on Monday, his remarks were barely audible in live footage of the event.
To Kill a Mockingbird first edition found in London Oxfam shop
BBC Newsby Aurelia Foster20d ago
- Published A rare first edition of the novel To Kill A Mockingbird has been found among items donated to Oxfam, according to the charity.
Can you take the 'London' out of London Fashion Week?
BBC Newsby Julia Leonard; Lizzy Bella20d ago
- Published The curtain might have fallen on London Fashion Week (LFW) - but bosses hope the runway of the future will start to look a bit different.
Major US outlets boycott shared Trump coverage in protest at media ban
BBC Newsby Cachella Smith; Bernd Debusmann20d ago
- Published Major US television networks suspended their pooled coverage of President Donald Trump on Monday in response to CNN, Politico and MS NOW being barred from the White House.
Sri Lankan court to deliver verdict on deadly Easter bombings
BBC Newsby Ishara Danasekara; Kumudu Jayawardana; Koh Ewe20d ago
- Published A Sri Lankan court is set to rule on Naufer Moulavi, who is accused of masterminding the Easter bomb attacks that killed 270 people and injured more than 500 in 2019.
Protests as ICE agent shoots and wounds Venezuelan DoorDash driver in Texas
BBC Newsby Nardine Saad20d ago
- Published Protesters gathered in Austin on Sunday after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and wounded a man in the Texas capital.
Canadian province sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
BBC Newsby Rachel Clun20d ago
- Published A Canadian province is suing OpenAI over its alleged failure to notify authorities about concerning user interactions on ChatGPT prior to the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting.
Google fined €403m by Irish data watchdog over location tracking
BBC Newsby Emmet McElhatton21d ago
- Published Google has been fined €403m (£345m) by the Republic of Ireland's Data Protection Commission (DPC) over its handling of location data.
US strikes on alleged drug boats could be crimes against humanity, says UN
BBC Newsby Robert Greenall21d ago
- Published A UN report has concluded that recent US airstrikes on vessels allegedly trafficking drugs breached international law and could constitute crimes against humanity.
Ethiopia conflict: Seven armed groups form alliance against Abiy Ahmed
BBC Newsby Michael Teferi; Basillioh Rukanga21d ago
- Published Seven Ethiopian rebel groups have announced they have formed an alliance to remove the government in Addis Ababa and push for a transitional administration.
Beaumont Lamarre-Condon: Trial of policeman accused of double murder begins in Sydney
BBC Newsby Lana Lam21d ago
- Published A former police officer accused of using his work gun to kill a Sydney couple was driven by a "jealous infatuation" with his ex, a court has heard.
Two killed in 'massive' Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow region, says Russia
BBC Newsby Jaroslav Lukiv22d ago
- Published At least two people have been killed and six injured in a "massive" overnight Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region, Governor Andrei Vorobyev has said.
Cultural treasures are being destroyed by war, and people want justice
BBC Newsby Sebastian Usher22d ago
August was a brutal month for Ukraine. Russian aerial attacks increased significantly, launching thousands of drones.
Mum's viral barefoot race sparks debate over India's education crisis
BBC Newsby Shrikant Bangale22d ago
- Published Despite having no training, or even a pair of running shoes, Ramabai Ranveer sprinted barefoot to victory in her first-ever race in August.
Not all AI workers think the tech could kill everyone
BBC Newsby Kali Hays22d ago
- Published Not all employees of major firms working on artificial intelligence (AI) think the technology spells doom for humanity.
Eritrea's G-15 political prisoners: 'I don't even know if my parents are alive'
BBC Newsby Tesfalem Araia; Teklemariam Bekit22d ago
- Published Hanna Petros Solomon breaks down in tears as she recalls how she and her siblings effectively became orphans 25 years ago when their father was arrested in Eritrea and jailed without...
Our head teacher was an abuser. We joined forces to get justice - now we're married
BBC Newsby Endang Nurdin; Rebecca Henschke22d ago
- Published Warning: This story contains details of sexual assault The voice on the end of the phone made Yusron Azzahidi's stomach lurch.
Trump says US will form 'AI Force' and appoint an artificial intelligence tsar
BBC Newsby Nardine Saad22d ago
- Published US President Donald Trump has announced that he will form an "AI Force" and appoint an artificial intelligence tsar amid warnings about the emergent technology.