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Rescue workers have been pulling bodies from rubble after the site was destroyed in an air strike.

Hanifa Abubakar was allegedly kidnapped for ransom and then killed by the owner of her school.

Lisala Folau says he swam for more than a day, clinging to a log at sea, to survive the tsunami.

The singer, who has died at 74, brushed shoulders with royalty and stars of music, stage and screen.

The country cancels the mining licence for the Anglo-Australian firm's controversial $2.4bn project.

An underground network of animal lovers is helping Hong Kong hamster owners avoid a government cull.

Defending champion Naomi Osaka is out of the Australian Open after losing in the third round to American opponent Amanda Anisimova.

Efforts are underway to deliver humanitarian supplies with the minimum risk of infection.

Benjamin Bri?re was arrested in 2020 after flying a drone near the Iran-Turkmenistan border.

The US rock star's Bat Out Of Hell album is one of the best-selling of all time.

The singer who popularised a melodramatic bombastic style of rock music.

The banana-like crop has the potential to feed more than 100 million people, according to research.

The ad, which showed a Muslim mother expressing support for her drag queen son, was criticised online.

Her career spanned six decades and she used her music to campaign against racism.

For the first time in living memory there is no left-wing candidate challenging for the presidency.

Activists in Kazakhstan say they are being arrested and beaten as police crack down after unrest.

Anouar Sabbar had sex with his victims and then demanded payment saying he was an escort, court told.

LJ Rich looks at the best of the week's technology news stories.

It says delaying the rollout of encrypted message apps leaves everyone at risk, including children.

Personal drones that can transport one or two passengers will soon be available for anyone to buy.

A new safety app has been developed by a team of volunteers with experience of abuse and violence.

Most broadband and phone bills will rise by more than 9% at the end of March, BT says.

The developer of a game with the same name as viral hit Wordle gives away the money spent on it.

Apple’s AirTags are great for finding lost items. But they have a darker side.

There is no detailed plan for remote areas commercial providers will not cover, a committee of MPs says.

The battle-lines have been drawn - but what is end-to-end encryption and why is it controversial?

The deal would be a major step for Microsoft's Xbox gaming brand in its battle against Sony's PlayStation.

A Royal Society report recommends against censoring scientific misinformation online.

It is believed the malware made its way into the council's system embedded in an email.

Anna Vakili, Belle Hassan and Francesca Allen are named and shamed by the advertising watchdog.

The government is worried some consumers may not understand what they are buying.

It's the biggest deal in gaming history, bringing some of the world's most popular titles to Game Pass.

Illegal dumping of rubbish is on the rise as criminals exploit flaws in the system.

On a British island at the edge of the Antarctic is one of the most remote tourist spots in the world.

A growing number of people are changing to more environmentally-friendly jobs.

Campaigners say thousands of incidents are not being investigated because of a lack of resources.

Analysis suggests seven water companies illegally dumped sewage thousands of times between 2017 and 2021.

For some technologies there are never any clouds to spoil the view.

Analysis suggests seven water companies illegally dumped sewage thousands of times between 2017 and 2021.

Pollution from plastics is a global emergency in need of a robust UN treaty, according to a report.

Lots of factors are at play in new data, including better home insulation and flu vaccinations.

Ministers say coping even with low levels could cost the country billions of pounds a year.

Nasa fixes malfunctioning equipment on a new rocket designed to take astronauts to the Moon.

A charity director says the country's coal mining history means it has released a lot of carbon.

A charity director says the country's coal mining history means it has released a lot of carbon.

Up to 80,000 people could be affected after tsunami waves caused "significant damage" to Tonga.

The inside story on how the UK's largest, most complete ichthyosaur fossil was saved for the nation.

Over the next decade or so these new offshore wind farm sites could supercharge renewable energy capacity.

Shelley Parry says she would have died and left a heartbroken family behind without blood donors.

Hard-to-reach groups – from rough sleepers to fairground workers – are being targeted in a final vaccine push.

England is scrapping "Plan B" as Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales also ease rules.

Lengthy waits have forced patients to turn to DIY treatment, the British Dental Association says.

They mistreated a vulnerable 54-year-old man they were employed to look after on a seaside break.

NHS chiefs are worried pressures on the NHS may deter people coming forward with symptoms.

The death toll, worst in poorer countries and among the under-fives, needs urgent action, experts say.

Investigation reveals almost 1,000 dentists left the health service last year.

South African scientists say their research was not taken more seriously because it was from Africa.

John Evans had to sleep in a chair until a bed became available.

Many were worried after lifesaving tests dropped from every three years to every five in Wales.

It's the most significant drop since the Omicron wave hit the country in December, the figures suggest.

Working from home guidance will also end next Thursday as England reverts to "Plan A", Boris Johnson says.

Various restrictions in England, including the recommendation to work from home, will be lifted.

People in England will soon no longer be legally required to wear facemasks.

England is scrapping its "Plan B" Covid restrictions as Scotland and Wales also ease rules.