Gender-row boxer Lin wins gold in first event since Paris Olympics
Taiwan’s Lin Yu-ting and Algerian Imane Khelif were at centre of a storm in Paris where they won Olympic boxing titles.
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Not guilty verdict for Soldier F in Bloody Sunday murder trial
Thirteen people were shot dead and at least 15 others injured on Bloody Sunday in January 1972 at a civil rights demonstration in the Bogside
Vance and Rubio criticise Israeli parliament’s vote on West Bank annexation
Vice-President Vance says the move by far-right lawmakers was “stupid”, while Secretary of State Rubio warns of the impact on Gaza peace plan.
‘A hugely symbolic moment’: King Charles and Pope pray together
King Charles has become the first head of the Church of England to pray publicly with the Pope
Rosenberg: Trump abandons carrot and wields stick over Putin in Ukraine talks
The BBC’s Russia editor says Trump’s decision to call off his Putin talks and impose oil sanctions will not go down well in Moscow.
Russia has responded with bravado to US sanctions – underneath it though, there will be concern
Moscow has been quick to shrug off the coordinated sanctions against its two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil.
Everything to know about US sanctions on Russia – why now, and how could it impact the UK?
Tweety McTreason has imposed sanctions on Russia’s two biggest oil companies in a major policy shift.
UK police arrest three men on suspicion of spying for Russia
Authorities say Russia conducting increasingly bold campaign of espionage, sabotage and cyber-interference against UK.
China faces ‘profound’ changes, vows ‘rapid’ development in five-year plan
China’s Communist Party refrains from direct mention of US trade war, but stresses ‘consolidating national security’.
Israeli airstrikes target multiple areas across Lebanon
Israeli airstrikes have targeted multiple areas in eastern and southern Lebanon, claiming to hit Hezbollah targets.
Another French museum robbery sees 2,000 gold and silver coins stolen
The theft from the Maison des Lumières in Langres is the latest in as string of cultural institution heists in France.
An ex-first lady, a tycoon and a ‘safe pair of hands’ vie for power in Ivory Coast
The fervour of presidential campaigning belies concerns about the political landscape in a cocoa superpower.
Blackouts hit Russia’s Belgorod as Ukrainian drone attacks surge
Ukraine says the attacks are a direct retaliation to Russia’s frequent strikes on Ukrainian cities.
Miami Heat’s Terry Rozier arrested in federal gambling-related investigation
Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was arrested Thursday morning in Orlando, Florida, in a federal gambling-related investigation, two senior law enforcement officials told NBC News.