More than 1.25 million coronavirus-related deaths have been reported, Johns Hopkins university says.
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Monday, November 9, 2020
Georgia protests: Tbilisi police fire water cannon at demonstrators
The ruling party denies the opposition's claims of electoral fraud in the parliamentary vote.
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Hong Kong security law: Why students abroad fear it
Bastions of free speech are scrambling to protect their students in the face of Chinese censorship.
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The Indian diver who has saved more than 100 lives
An Indian diver, who helps police retrieve bodies from lakes, has also saved 114 people from suicide.
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Kristallnacht anniversary: ‘We were frightened for our lives'
A 96-year-old Jewish man who escaped Nazi Germany gives his advice to future generations.
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Sunday, October 25, 2020
My search for novelist Rumer Godden's famed French summer
Hugh Schofield looks for the truth behind Rumer Godden's The Greengage Summer in northern France.
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'Not just numbers': The women disappearing in Peru
Thousands of women go missing in Peru every year and many are never found.
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Dussehra: Covid-19 forces grand Hindu festival to go online
The pandemic has interrupted a centuries-old Indian tradition, the yearly performance of an ancient Hindu epic.
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British-bred Royal Enfield speeding ahead in Asia
One of the world's oldest motorbike brands is expanding in Asia, the biggest market for two-wheelers.
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Monday, October 19, 2020
Covid-19: How restaurants are preparing for winter
Why restaurant owners hope outdoor heaters and marquees might help keep customers coming back.
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The place in North America with no Covid-19 cases
Nunavut, in Canada's north, has managed to keep coronavirus out of its communities.
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Anti-Trump TikTokkers not declaring paid content
TikTok creators have been making anti-Trump videos without disclosing they were paid for.
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US election 2020: What are Trump's and Biden's policies?
Some of President Trump's and Joe Biden's key policies explained and compared.
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‘Red, red wine': The meaning of African election symbols
Campaign colours and why they are so important for those in pursuit of power.
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'The fake reporter wanted to know about our software'
As image recognition software is increasingly used, one firm had to deal with subterfuge.
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Sudan khalwas: Undercover in the schools that chain boys
A BBC News Arabic investigation has uncovered systemic child abuse inside Islamic schools in Sudan.
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Tuesday, October 13, 2020
End Sars protests: The young Nigerians who forced the president to back down
Nigeria's #EndSARS protests gathered momentum online, but burst onto the streets to force a change.
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Mennel: 'I thought about giving up music'
Mennel Ibtissem became an internet sensation following her performance on The Voice France.
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Sunday, October 11, 2020
The tale of Algeria's stolen cannon and France's cockerel
Hopes grow that a gigantic weapon stolen after the invasion of Algiers in 1830 may soon be returned.
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Trump-aged Covid survivors on the president and the pandemic
Two Republicans with very different views of the president discuss their recovery from Covid-19.
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