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A-level results day in Hackney reveals a mix of emotions among students, highlighting challenges such as website crashes and the impact of government policies on education.
Abortion is technically illegal in Germany, but women access it through specific legal loopholes.
An estimated six million people listen to Alex Jones' radio show or watch it online every week, despite his outlandish claims about government conspiracies.
Protests erupt in Kathmandu as people demand promised buses for earthquake relief.
Protests against Japan erupt in major Chinese cities like Beijing and Shanghai amid rising tensions.
In July 2004, Berbers in Algeria face systemic discrimination and fight for recognition.
Boris Johnson sacks Michael Gove amid rising tensions over Brexit and cabinet dynamics.
The UK's prime minister faces more challenges, many of his own making, according to Robert Shrimsley.
UK ports threaten legal action over unused border facilities after Brexit spending.
Theresa May wins a no confidence vote and plans meetings to discuss Brexit solutions.
A UK journalist interviews the Chandlers, over seven months after their Somalian pirate captivity.
Chinese authorities ignore child trafficking, leaving parents like Mr. Sun desperate for help.
Lionel Barber and Andrew Ward analyze Nick Clegg's speech at the Party Conference.
Boris Johnson closes UK pubs and restaurants as coronavirus cases rise rapidly in London.
Kiev, Ukraine faces a crisis as Prime Minister resigns amid corruption allegations against President.
A car bomb explosion killed journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia in Malta, scattering body parts and leaving her family in shock and grief.
Dominic Raab resigns after a report confirms bullying complaints against him.
Donald Trump praises Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban for his immigration policies at the White House.
The prime minister is enjoying doing something simple as he addresses exam result chaos in England.
Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson steps down after losing to the far-right Sweden Democrats.
Fights break out in Monterrey, Mexico, during a chaotic government meeting over a new road plan.
Frank loses a hundred thousand Euros as rioters rampage through Marseille after a teen's death.
The Government suspends competition law to prioritize fuel deliveries amid panic buying.
Childhood obesity is examined through the roles of parents, food manufacturers, and government policies in addressing junk food marketing to children.
Two income tax brackets are proposed in a satirical take on Republican beliefs about government and personal choice in a late-night segment.
This Sunday marks three years since the Grenfell fire, highlighting ongoing community struggles.
Government votes on gun legislation are repeatedly blocked as the gun lobby gains strength, leaving innocent victims caught in the crossfire.
Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy takes office in Naypyidaw, marking Myanmar's transition from military rule to a civilian government.
Zoella Braverman resigns after sharing secure information on a private phone.
Iraq continues to suffer violence as citizens lose patience with their government amid tears.
Theresa May faces a crisis as Parliament rejects her Brexit deal amid political chaos.
Imran Khan calls for a national austerity programme in Pakistan to address the ongoing foreign exchange crisis and stabilize the country's economy.
Old Delhi's thriving clothing market still feels the impact of India's note ban one year later.
In Iraq, escalating sectarian violence has led to a growing reliance on armed militias like the Mehdi Army for protection and security amid government instability.
In the Amazon's Javari Valley, Elon Musk's Starlink technology is reshaping the lives of isolated tribes, sparking debate over cultural preservation and modernization.
Jacinda Ardern feels extraordinarily honored to lead a coalition government in New Zealand.
Jared Diamond examines how traditional societies, such as hunter-gatherer tribes, care for their elderly, offering insights into age-related treatment practices.
Nemat Shafik discusses key elements for tackling long-term problems in Washington DC.
The UK faces concerns about moving towards government by decree and its implications.
In Peru, youth-led protests against oppressive conditions imposed by US mining companies highlight a staggering 70% unemployment rate and demand government accountability.
The Prime Minister apologizes and expresses gratitude for the Sue Gray report on pandemic handling.
Mr Speaker discusses Sir Gavin Williamson's resignation over bullying allegations.
Tens of thousands of Poles protest a Supreme Court bill threatening judicial independence.
In cities worldwide, authorities utilize loudspeakers to enforce lockdown measures, urging citizens to stay home amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Haitians protest in Port-au-Prince, demanding the president's resignation over corruption.
Thousands protest in Kemerovo after Sunday’s deadly mall fire in Russia.
Russia's media faces tight control, distorting the truth about the war in Ukraine.
Scotland faces fears of losing EU workers due to Brexit's potential economic impact.
