China rocket debris 'disintegrates over Indian Ocean' - Chinese media
Much of the rocket was destroyed as it fell, but some debris landed west of the Maldives, China says.
Jerusalem: Many injured on second night of clashes
Some 90 Palestinians and at least one Israeli police officer are hurt in a further night of violence.
Kabul attack: Blasts near school leave more than 50 dead
The attack took place as the students - thought to be mainly girls - were leaving the Kabul school.
NYC snow days: Dismay as school snow days cancelled
Dismay from parents, students and teachers as authorities say students can keep learning from home.
Nigeria Rivers attack: Gunmen kill at least seven police officers
The attackers opened fire at a checkpoint and two police stations amid a surge in separatist violence.
Mystery of why thousands of fish have died in Lebanese lake
A search for answers as at least 40 tonnes of carp float to the surface of a lake in southern Lebanon.
India Covid 19: Infections on the rise across South Asia
As India struggles with a huge surge, neighbouring countries are also seeing rising cases numbers.
Neanderthal remains unearthed in Italian cave
Researchers believe the nine unlucky individuals may have been hunted and killed by hyenas.
Obamas' dog Bo dies: 'We said goodbye to our best friend'
Bo, a Portuguese water dog who arrived in the White House shortly after the Obamas, died on Saturday.
Prince Misuzulu named next Zulu king amid family feud
Prince Misuzulu is now expected to lead the Zulu nation of about 11 million people in South Africa.
Olympics: 'The Taliban wouldn’t let me cycle because I’m a woman'
Masomah had to flee the Taliban in Afghanistan because she wanted to ride her bike. Now she's part of a team nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize and hopes to compete in the Olympics.
Chinese dreams on Native American land: A tale of cannabis boom and bust
How the pandemic cannabis boom led to chaos on the Navajo Nation, pitting two minorities against each other.
Sophie Scholl: Student who resisted Hitler and inspires Germany
Germany marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Sophie Scholl, who was killed defying the Nazis.
Joe Ligon: America's 'longest juvenile lifer' on 68 years in prison
After waiting seven decades for freedom, Joe Ligon tells the BBC how he intends to spend the rest of his days.
Has Honduras become a 'narco-state'?
President Hernández has been linked to what US prosecutors call "state-sponsored drug trafficking".
Kenneth who? How Africans are forgetting their history
When Zambia's founding president celebrated his 97th birthday, some people had never heard of him.
The 'smart and cheeky' Aboriginal boy teaching Australia a lesson
A film about an Aboriginal boy's experience of school shines a light on Australia's failure to give all children a fair start.
Junior doctors in India's Covid crisis: 'We've grown up really fast'
Covid cases in Pankti's home state increased eight-fold in her first month as a medical intern.
The misinformation bubble threatening Brazil's indigenous people
Health workers report resistance because of fake content spread over WhatsApp.
Up close with Biden and Trump's top diplomats
America's mild-mannered top diplomat finds relief overseas that the era of Trump unilateralism is gone.
ICYMI: Nine babies and a giant squid
A surprise delivery for a mum in Morocco and questionable spending in Japan - news you may have missed.
India's Covid crisis: Rural hospitals unable to cope as virus spreads
We uncover the conditions that patients face in health centres unequipped for a crisis like Covid.
Philippines Covid surge throws country into disarray
A second Covid surge is putting renewed pressure on the country's healthcare and economy.
#MeToo Serbia: 'I thought I was the only one'
Balkan women are sharing their sexual assault stories after Serbian actress Milena Radulovic went public with hers.
'Our first day of freedom on American soil'
Adrian Meza and his family from Nicaragua have just been released from detention by US border officials.
Michelle Obama: Black parents have 'fear in our hearts'
The former US first lady says she is worried her daughters could be racially profiled.
