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Australia’s Great Barrier Reef hit by mass coral bleaching
Warming seas are threatening the home of thousands of marine species, but some corals can recover if temperatures cool.
Indonesian single mother makes ends meet as autorickshaw driver
'I must be strong because I make a living on and from the street,' says Ekawati, who plies Jakarta's notorious traffic.
US port plan to step up aid delivery to Gaza criticised as ‘distraction’
Plan criticised as attempt to 'divert attention' from widening famine in Gaza as Israel obstructs aid operations.
On 40th anniversary of UK miners’ strike, can Labour win back the north?
What caused the miners’ strike 40 years ago and why did 'Red Wall' communities turn against Labour in the last election?
Why Afghan women are leaving Afghanistan
As the world celebrates women’s rights, Afghan women are losing hope they will regain theirs.
Biden’s Gaza port plan and other key State of Union moments
Here are some of the key moments from US President Joe Biden’s 2024 State of the Union speech.
Student, volunteer, shopowner: NW Syria’s Shaima defies limitations
She was born with a missing limb, but Shaima has never let that even slow her down.
Preview: Qatar MotoGP – three key talking points for the 2024 season
Can Yamaha catch up with Ducati and can anyone stop Francesco Bagnaia from winning his third successive world title?
Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 154
Gaza’s Health Ministry provided an update on the challenges facing women in the Gaza Strip.
US economy ‘envy of the world’: Biden tackles voters’ doubts on the economy
Biden is struggling to convince voters of his economic credentials despite strong growth and low unemployment.