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The Gulf state executes an international drug dealer it caught smuggling 100 tonnes of drugs.

Thailand's anti-drugs chief apologises after 94,000 pills are found in a car sold at a police auction.

A few of the stories you may have missed this week.

One year on from the dam collapse at Brazil's Corrego de Feijao mine, many are still seeking answers.

Content moderators review hundreds of disturbing images each day for social media sites.

Representation of China's LGBT community is improving but many still struggle during Lunar New Year.

Meijer Nieweg was murdered in August 1942. It has taken decades for details of his death to emerge.

Journalist Sajid Mir trekked for hours to reach villagers cut off in Pakistan-administered Kashmir.

We speak to the most famous African American country music singer about the lack of diversity in the genre.

SOS Chr?tiens d’Orient says three French nationals and one Iraqi have been missing since Monday.

George Takei, star of the original 1960s Star Trek TV series, is jokingly demanding royalties.

At least 14 people are killed and buildings collapse after the 6.8 magnitude quake.

Six maps and graphics explaining how the respiratory virus has spread and how it is being dealt with.

A woman has been taken to hospital and garda? described the deaths in Newcastle as 'unexplained'.

An oil worker in Alberta, Canada, rescued the animals while inspecting wells.

A show at the Middle East Institute explores the nuances of a community that is often marginalised.

Activision Blizzard esports leagues are moving from Twitch to YouTube.

In a world first, Marc Cieslak interviews the creator of Watch Dogs: Legion inside his own game.

Police say the short-term deployments will check watchlists of suspects wanted for serious crimes.

Media giants such as Google have been outspoken opponents of the legislation.

Four companies are seeking a judicial review of the decision to scrap age verification plans.

Sir Nick Clegg did not acknowledge WhatsApp security flaws in a BBC interview.

BBC Click's Paul Carter looks at some of the week's best technology stories.

The move comes after criticism over the lack of safety issues offered by dating apps.

More and more companies are promising privacy online and an alternative to the big internet firms.

The company said it was sorry for the confusion caused by plans to stop sending updates to legacy speakers.

Two crashes prompted an investigation into safety standards, which is now complete.

Some members of the European Parliament want all phone-makers to adopt a universal port.

Strategy game Plague Inc has become the bestselling app in China, eight years after its release.

It wants to pause a contract awarded by the Pentagon to Microsoft until a court rules on its appeal.

Clearview's database is used by more than 600 world law-enforcement agencies to identify suspects.

Deepfakes, or computer-generated images of people, can be dangerous for democracy, warn experts.

It is one of Europe's "best wildlife secrets" and home to unique and unusual species.

A private company tracing methane emissions is building a global map of the gas in Earth's atmosphere.

The firm says it plans to build up to 15 of the mini reactors, which can be delivered by a lorry.

He has called it all of these things: "mythical", "a hoax", not a hoax, and "a very serious subject".

Taxes may be needed to curb eating meat and dairy in the effort to combat climate change.

The first survey in decades will look at the 40 or more species thought to be living in Britain.

EDF Energy wants to build new reactors next to the existing Sizewell B near Minsmere nature reserve.

At the World Economic Forum, he asked: "Do we want to go down in history as the people who did nothing?"

The heir to the throne calls for a "paradigm shift" in the way the world deals with climate change.

A UK-led satellite aims to get an absolute measurement of the light reflected off Earth's surface.

Teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has addressed world leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

The US president called for the rejection of "the perennial prophets of doom" during his speech.

Tie-up of flexible solar film and energy storage aims to take homes and business off-grid.

Roads are dominating new housing developments, a report says, despite more people wanting to drive less.

Research is at an early stage but scientists said it had huge potential for destroying cancers.

One of the world's biggest users of plastic plans to phase out most single-use items by 2025.

Harry Richford was born in an operating theatre "full of panicking people", an inquest is told.

A private hospital is looking into operations carried out by a doctor it has stopped from practising.

So far tests on 14 people in the UK have shown to be negative, the chief medical officer says.

Study finds football fans can experience 'dangerous' levels of stress that could put them at risk of a heart attack.

Barbara Keeley reveals she had radiotherapy for breast cancer four months before the general election.

The Western Pacific regional director says the country now has “stronger capacity” to deal with infectious outbreaks.

Barbara Keeley reveals she had radiotherapy for breast cancer four months before the general election.

The care watchdog carried out an unannounced inspection after concerns about preventable baby deaths.

This can put strain on the heart and is particularly marked during a defeat, a study suggests.

A mental health trust claims it "got away with it again" over news coverage of a woman's death.

Expert teams of nurses, physios and care staff to keep people out of hospital to be piloted.

The health secretary says there are no confirmed cases of the virus in the UK, which is "well prepared".

Are packages bought from Wuhan safe? And is there a reason such viruses are emerging more from China?

At least seven babies have died since 2016 at one of the largest hospital groups in England, the BBC finds.

More than 100 NI women died from potentially "preventable" cervical cancer between 2013 and 2017.

Over half of Britons gambled in the past year, so why does it become a problem for some?