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BBC accused of censoring acts of Gaza solidarity in BAFTA awards coverage
Ceasefire calls by artists during a ceremony in Scotland did not make the final cut on the BBC's streaming service.
Qatar says Israel-Hamas truce, hostage release to begin Friday
Truce to begin Friday morning and 13 captives held by Hamas to be released in the afternoon, Qatari official says.
Push to rescue 41 Indian workers trapped in tunnel enters final stage
Ambulances on standby as rescuers dig through final metres of debris to help workers trapped for nearly two weeks.
Ukraine battles ‘elaborate’ Russian defences as Putin condemns Israel’s war
Putin says world should try and stop 'tragedy' in Gaza as Russian forces reportedly kill civilians in Ukraine's Kherson.
Middle East Roundup: Nervous anticipation for truce, exchange of captives
As Palestinians wait with bated breath for a pause in the Israeli bombardment, here's the Middle East this week.
What do we know about China’s new ‘mystery’ illness outbreak?
The WHO is asking China to provide information on an unexplained outbreak of respiratory illnesses and pneumonia.
Kenya ready to privatise 35 companies amid cash crunch, says president
Kenya, which passed a privatisation bill recently, is facing many challenges including depleted government coffers.
Palestinians with disabilities face immense hardship in Gaza
“I feel alone.” About 50,000 Palestinians with disabilities are among the most vulnerable people in Gaza.
Kashmiri journalist Fahad Shah walks out of jail after 600 days
Shah is owner and editor of independent news portal Kashmir Walla, banned earlier this year by the Indian government.
What is the mysterious pneumonia outbreak in China?
The WHO has asked China for more information on the undiagnosed pneumonia outbreak that has spiked since October.