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The interim government says it has flown supplies into La Paz to avoid protesters' road blocks.

British Special Forces have been accused of covering up the killings of four young Afghans in 2012.

After a fiery overnight stand-off, some protesters tried to leave - but were met with tear gas.

Large parts of the centre of the Italian city have been hit by exceptionally high tides for the third time in a week.

Police and anti-government protesters are involved in renewed clashes near a university campus.

Sri Lanka's former wartime defence chief, Gotabaya Rajapaksa, declares victory in the race.

The news is a blow to President Donald Trump who strongly backed the Republican candidate.

"It was love and it was open and it was honest," the star's former assistant tells the BBC.

Rioters clash with police, unleashing some of the worst violence Paris has seen in months.

Tiffany Li's lawyer says the acquittal over her ex-boyfriend's death was not facilitated by her wealth.

Czech police estimate that about 200,000 people were at the anti-government demonstration.

Chinese soldiers in Hong Kong have left their barracks to help dismantle barricades built by protesters.

The increasing unrest in Hong Kong is affecting businesses in one of the world's biggest commercial hubs.

People react after a surprise government announcement to ration fuel and increase its price.

Terror fears could see the defence chief who oversaw the defeat of Tamil rebels voted into power.

Rodney Reed had been set to die in days, but lawyers say new evidence proves he is innocent of murder.

He tells the BBC he could return to Bolivia despite threats of prosecution by the interim leadership.

Ayatollah Ali Sistani said the government was deluded if it believed it could avoid real reform.

The former adviser to President Donald Trump is convicted on charges stemming from Russia inquiry.

The president criticised the former US envoy to Ukraine in the middle of her impeachment testimony.

Two Russians are exchanged for a Norwegian and two Lithuanians.

The decision comes after Poland's prime minister complained of "inaccurate" maps of Nazi death camps.

BBC's Luke Jones was on-board the 19 and a half hour flight from London to Sydney.

The Italian canal city's main square, waterbuses and schools are closed as the water rises again.

Both sides warn they are prepared to retaliate a day after a fragile truce halts a violent flare-up.