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Singapore had invited Richard Branson to a live TV debate after he criticised the city state's death penalty as brutal.

The two men, Muhammad Aziz and Khalil Islam, always maintained they did not kill the civil rights leader in 1965.

The company defines how we drink beverages. It could also shape how we save our oceans by using more refillable bottles.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 250th day, we take a look at the main developments.

South Africa's football team offered hope to a divided nation, but has struggled to make an impact internationally.

Controversial 'zero COVID' policy under strain as cases top 2,000 for a second straight day.

Mourners pay respects as 154 people confirmed dead in the disaster, which took place as Seoul celebrated Halloween.

Activists and US legislators say banking summit being used to legitimise the dismantling of city's freedoms.

Some 177 people rescued and 19 people receiving medical care as search operations continue overnight, officials say.

US tells ABC its ability to deploy nuclear-capable bombers to Australia 'sends a strong message to our adversaries'.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to fly over devastated areas after Tropical Storm Nalgae swept through the country.

World leaders praise conduct of election after losing incumbent Jair Bolsonaro made baseless claims of electoral fraud.

Left-wing former leader wins Brazil's presidency in close vote but far-right incumbent has yet to concede.

Russian foreign minister says he hopes Biden will deal wisely with Ukraine like JFK did with the Cuban crisis.

Pakistan's former prime minister is leading a protest from Lahore to the capital demanding an early election.

Russian military says it 'conducted an examination of Canadian-made navigation modules' found in the shot-down drones.

FIFA has issued a warning to Tunisia over government involvement in the football federation.

Many Palestinians with Israeli citizenship will not vote on November 1, feeling their politicians have failed them.

DR Congo's interior minister blamed organisers for the packed concert headlined by African music star Fally Ipupa.

The 230-metre bridge was built during British rule and was recently reopened to the public after renovations.

“There are different Brazils in one country.”

Man throws petrol bombs attached with fireworks at a migration centre in Dover before reportedly killing himself.

Offshore areas in the eastern Mediterranean and Levant have yielded major gas discoveries in the past decade.

The tragic event in Seoul is being described as a crowd crush or surge, which is different from a stampede.

Moscow suspended its participation in the Black Sea deal after blaming Ukraine for a drone attack in Crimea.

In Iran, women can’t enter stadiums as spectators, but these Afghan sisters dream of a spot on the sidelines as coaches.

The six-member Gulf bloc says it backs Doha in 'addressing any interference in its internal affairs'.

President Michel Aoun leaves office a day earlier than his mandate ends as parliament fails to agree on his successor.

After two final-ball losses, Pakistan register their first win at the T20 World Cup.

People start voting as former president Lula aims to defeat right-wing incumbent Jair Bolsonaro.

From Nottingham's trip to the Emirates to the MLS Playoffs, here are the best football matches taking place on Sunday.

Violence in the occupied West Bank has escalated amid daily Israeli raids, including in Nablus and Jenin.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 249th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Years investigating Holocaust atrocities and ISIL war crimes are helping researchers uncover Russian abuses in Ukraine.

Kinshasa orders Rwandan ambassador to leave the country within 48 hours after accusing Kigali of supporting M23 rebels.

If elected president, Lula would likely be unable to lead a transformational, leftist agenda

Survivors describe people 'falling like dominoes' and being trapped in a crush of bodies during the Seoul disaster.

Ngando Pickett hopes to cheer his Indomitable Lions on in Qatar - and do a bit of dancing too.

Somali president says death toll could rise further after Saturday's twin bombings targeting the education ministry.

Nine killed and 13 injured after a gas tanker explodes in an accident in Iraq's capital, say security forces.

Families search for loved ones after a crowd crush in Seoul's Itaewon kills 151 people, including 19 foreigners.

The world's richest man has taken charge of one of the largest social media platforms.

At least 151 killed and 82 others injured in a crowd crush during Halloween festivities in the South Korean capital.

From Chelsea's 1-4 loss at Brighton to Tottenham's comeback at Bournemouth, here's what happened in the EPL on Saturday.

Thousands of people were caught in the crush when they entered a narrow alley in an entertainment district in Seoul.

Russia moves to pull out of UN-brokered deal after it says Ukraine carried out a drone attack on its fleet in Crimea.

Officials say most of the victims in the stampede in Seoul's Itaewon district were women and young people in their 20s.

King Misuzulu officially recognised by South Africa's president, after a legal dispute over the succession.

British naval 'specialists' sabotaged the critical gas pipelines last month, Russian defence ministry claims.

Phillips scores blistering century, Boult takes four to leave Sri Lanka on the brink of elimination.