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World narrowly avoided nuclear accident - Zelensky

The Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant was briefly reliant on back up power, Ukraine says.
Europe
WHO boss: I can't help my starving Tigrayan family

Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus says he does not even know who in his family is dead or alive amid the war.
Africa
Pakistan floods affect 33 million people: Minister

Historic downpours and major floods have battered the nation since June, killing hundreds.
Asia

Sport

Bairstow & Crawley fall before England open up lead - clips, radio & text

England overhaul South Africa's modest 151 on day two of the second Test at Emirates Old Trafford.
Cricket
Premier League build-up - Howe & Lampard news conferences

Reaction to Thursday's European action, build-up to weekend's Premier League games and latest transfer news.
Football
When a 17-year-old Serena showed the tennis world its future

Serena Williams' first Grand Slam title - in the late New York summer of 1999 - tells the story of what was to come for her.
Tennis

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Asia News

Hotpot in caves as Chinese residents flee heatwave

Residents in some of China's provinces are employing creative ways to beat a record breaking heatwave.
China
‘Kill us, but don’t deport us to Myanmar’

Five years after millions of Rohingyas fled genocide in Myanmar, they continue to live in perilous conditions.
India
UK ex-envoy to Myanmar arrested 'on visa offence'

Vicky Bowman, who runs a centre promoting business and human rights, is charged with breaking visa rules.
Asia
S Korea records world's lowest fertility rate again

Figures show that just 0.81 children per woman are being born in the country.
Asia

Editor’s Picks

11 films to watch this September

From Bowie to Blonde, these are September's unmissable releases
Culture
An ancient earthquake-defying design

"Earthquakes will come and go, but the house will live on"
Travel
Living without plastic in Japan

Is it possible to quit plastic in a country that loves packaging?
Future
The rivalry that makes you better

Competition with friends and colleagues is complicated, but can also be good
Worklife
The Americans turning to Mexico to get abortions

Some Americans turn to Mexican women for abortion help, but all are treading on shaky legal ground
US
How we get humans back to the Moon

Artemis is Nasa's project to land people on the Moon for the first time since 1972
News
California to ban petrol-only vehicle sales by 2035

The US state has moved faster than the federal government to tighten emission rules
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The moment the Soviet-era monument was brought down in Riga.

Latvia brings down Soviet-era WW2 monument

Riga, the capital city of Latvia, has dismantled a World War Two monument in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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