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A London man becomes the first British IS-supporter to die in Syrian Democratic Forces custody.

Nearby by surfers rushed to his aid but first aid efforts on the beach failed to save his life.

Here are some of the stories you may have missed this week.

President Trump has commuted his former adviser's prison term, which had been due to begin next week.

A couple from Dublin has set up home on Great Blasket Island off the cost of County Kerry.

Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith were talking on her Facebook chat show Red Table Talk.

The Chinese telecoms equipment provider's fate in the UK is set to be revealed on Tuesday.

A Zimbabwean woman is campaigning to get the machine fixed to avoid a mastectomy.

Argentina has been singled out for success but the situation could not be more different in Brazil.

Germany pours money into the arts as cultural life takes a battering from coronavirus.

Bosnian Serb and Serbian units systematically murdered 8,000 Muslims at Srebrenica in July 1995.

One is a Catholic social conservative, the other a pro-LGBT mayor. Who will win on Sunday?

11-year-old Anthony Mmesoma Madu is challenging ballet stereotypes.

Strict safety measures were put in place during the voting overshadowed by the coronavirus outbreak.

The Middle Eastern airline will make more redundancies but says it is 'not as badly off as others'.

Police have fired shots to disperse protesters calling for President Keita to stand down.

Will the "anthropause" brought on by lockdowns make our cities greener, cleaner and quieter in future?

Earlier, the company had asked staff to remove the TikTok app from phones over "security risks."

Smile Bank customers have been unable to access their accounts for days due to an ongoing outage.

Apps which integrate with Facebook's software were unusable for a while, thanks to a code change.

Microsoft says superimposing callers in the same virtual space makes chats more natural.

Jack Dorsey is backing a plan to help "close the wealth and income" gap for citizens in 16 US cities.

An app designed to highlight independent pubs has risen to the top of the Google Play free app chart.

Google's latest Android version was installed on more devices, faster - but is still behind iOS.

Popular short video app TikTok has blocked access in Hong Kong as it comes under increasing scrutiny.

It comes amid calls for the government to act on a two-year-old promise to make the practice illegal.

The same technology that runs computer games is increasingly popular for making films and television.

A quarter of the deleted videos contained adult nudity or sexual acts.

A future software update could activate full "level-five" autonomy in cars, the Tesla founder says.

BT and Vodafone warn that users will face days without a mobile signal if a 2023 ban is imposed.

But universities reject that tests on online learning in China are accepting "censorship".

Fortnite star Ninja has returned to streaming after leaving Mixer.

A Stonehenge-style wooden formation and a lead-lined Roman burial are also among the finds.

A New York court hearing accepts the plan to pull the OneWeb satellite company out of bankruptcy.

Questions remain over the Green Homes Grant, which aims to make homes more energy efficient.

The US space agency's next rover is placed atop of the rocket that will send it to the Red Planet.

The European mammals will restore a rich habitat for local wildlife, conservationists say.

MPs warn some regions will run out of water within the next 20 years unless "urgent action" is taken.

The majority of emissions cuts from electric cars will be wiped out by new road-building.

As Britain eases out of its Covid-19 lockdown, nitrogen vehicle emissions look to be going back up.

The UN Secretary-General tells a meeting that it is "vital" the world moves towards clean energy.

An all-electric construction vehicle from the Staffordshire firm wins this year's MacRobert Award.

A third of all the lemur species on Earth are "one step from extinction".

New evidence has been found for epic prehistoric voyages between the Americas and eastern Polynesia.

Horseshoe crab blood is used to help develop medicine, but some people want the practice stopped.

There are questions over whether the Joint Biosecurity Centre has the expertise needed for the job.

Aligning polar satellites will enable the first ever reliable maps of Antarctic sea-ice thickness.

The average temperature in the region reached a record high in some area, EU data shows.

Boris Johnson says a "stricter" approach to face coverings is needed in confined spaces such as shops.

Labour says the government must "come clean" on PPE procurement process after ?120m face shield deals.

Relatives fear residents with dementia are deteriorating as coronavirus restrictions limit visitors.

Two reports charting coronavirus show cases in England falling - with Leicester also seeing a fall.

The health minister apologises to women, and their children, failed by healthcare professionals.

A pilot in England will test people without symptoms working in 'high-contact' jobs.

NHS England figures reveal how the pandemic has changed planned surgery, tests and A&E.

There are 18,000 more registered than a year ago, but some fear the pandemic could hit recruitment.

There are 18,000 more registered than a year ago, but some fear the pandemic could hit recruitment.

Health and social care leaders warn the prime minister about the impact of the new immigration bill.

Seventy members of staff from Hillingdon Hospital in west London are self-isolating.

A review finds patients were disbelieved when raising vaginal mesh and other treatment concerns.

A review finds patients were too often dismissed and disbelieved when they raised safety concerns.

There must be no shortages in protective gear if the UK faces a second wave of coronavirus, say MPs.

The way patients' concerns over side effects were dealt with is addressed in a long-awaited review.

The president follows up his vow to leave the world health body by formally notifying the UN.