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A football match in Indonesia ends in tragedy with over 125 fatalities after a riot.
More than 1,500 people die as the earth continues to shake along the Turkish-Syrian border.
A passenger plane crashes in Kerala, splitting in two after falling 35 feet into a gorge.
At least three are dead after a shooting at a Jerusalem bus stop by Palestinian attackers.
A Yeti Airlines flight crashes in Nepal's Pokhara, killing at least 69 people on January 1.
South Africa faces unrest with more than 70 dead following Jacob Zuma's imprisonment.
The flooding in Germany and Belgium creates an incredibly worrying situation with many missing.
At least nine people die in a cable car accident near Stresa, Italy, with rescue teams responding.
One person has been shot dead and others injured during protests in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A Pakistan International Airlines flight crashes in Karachi, with two survivors including Zafar Massoud.
Cassetteboy humorously edits news, featuring Donald Trump and Jeremy Corbyn's antics.
A group of 10 to 15 men attacked the Frosch nightclub in Frankfurt an der Oder, injuring two and raising tensions around the local refugee community.
A young woman plans to sell her virginity online, seeking a long-term arrangement that includes two or three nights with a bidder.
Witness reports no ambulances at the San Francisco plane crash scene with a seriously injured passenger.
Australia has declared a natural disaster due to severe flooding near Sydney.
Australians ring in 2023 with a vibrant fireworks display at Sydney Harbour, marking the new year with hope and joy shared across social media.
Alice Springs hosts the Henley-on-Todd regatta, a unique dry land boat race since 1962.
An Australian sailor and his dog Bella survived for two months on raw fish and rainwater after their boat was damaged in a storm at sea.
Australia prepares to legalise same-sex marriage after a nationwide postal survey supports it.
Authorities relocate 7,000 migrants from Tijuana to a new shelter with better conditions.
Oh Richard struggles with anxiety triggered by an old Victorian carpet in his home.
Azfar Khan discusses Qatar's forced labour issues ahead of the World Cup in a Guardian interview.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex name their baby Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor.
Russia pounds Ukraine with missiles as Western allies promise more military support.
Women in Japan face challenges balancing careers and family, as shared by Miki Matsui and others.
A local butcher saw the Queen just three weeks before her death, reflecting the deep personal connection felt by residents of Balmoral.
A mother confronts her son in Baltimore for taking part in the riots and disciplines him.
Bangla Surf Girls highlights young girls in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, pursuing surfing dreams.
Bangladesh relocates the first Rohingya refugees to Bhasan Char amid criticism and concerns.
A truck carrying unidentified victims arrives in Dhaka after a deadly factory collapse in April.
Bangladesh plans to relocate 100,000 Rohingya refugees to Bhasan Char island amid rising tensions.
A fire in Dakar, Bangladesh, kills at least 70 people and injures many more.
Barbie America, a modern representation of the iconic doll, addresses the 'dream gap' and issues like bullying and female empowerment through vlogs aimed at young audiences.
India's pet food market grows as owners shift from home-cooked meals to brands like Purina.
Laura Barton and Felix Clay showcase the charm of the King's Cross snooker club.
Nine British National Party counselors now represent Stoke-on-Trent, reflecting the community's frustration over job losses and industrial decline.
Civilians in Odessa, Ukraine prepare defenses against an imminent Russian invasion.
The BBC will not resume filming Top Gear after Freddie Flintoff's December crash.
Bear and Raiven share the exciting news of expecting another baby, receiving many congratulations.
On December 19, 2000, they join the Beauty Boot Camp in Thailand for expert beauty training.
Dateline goes inside the Philippines' male beauty pageants to crown Man of the World.
Bedford's Italian community reacts to the September closure of The Italian Consulate.
In 1995, Judge Sonia Sotomayor ruled that baseball team owners violated federal labor laws, allowing the season to start with major leaguers on the field.
Robyn Parker discusses her scoring career at the SCG and the evolution of the profession.
Chinese authorities lock down parts of Beijing due to a new coronavirus cluster outbreak.
A total of 29 people are arrested during Istanbul's banned Gay Pride parade, including activist Görkem, who is held in custody for seven hours.
Lebanon mourns Sahar Faris, a paramedic lost in the Beirut explosion, leaving the country numb with grief.
Beirut faces a humanitarian disaster after the explosion happened just after 6 pm.
