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Around 49,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco in a 24-hour period, amid a growing crisis with a rising death toll and increased security measures.

A woman was abducted and gang raped by four men while her drunk husband slept nearby, after she was taken from a local market on her way home.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to bomb a site in Iran, known as Pickaxe Mountain, where Iran continues to excavate a suspected nuclear facility.

Prosecutors have dropped the vandalism charge related to the Reflecting Pool damage, admitting that contractors, not vandals, caused the damage during repairs.

El Niño weather patterns have brought an unusual number of white sharks and yellow-bellied sea snakes to California's coast, with the snakes posing a potentially deadly threat to humans.

The state of New York has filed a lawsuit against Kalshi, labeling the prediction market platform as an 'illegal gambling operation' and seeking to shut it down.

Uefa says it has lost confidence in Gianni Infantino's Fifa leadership as the fallout from the scrapped controversial investment plan intensifies.

The walkouts come hard on the heels of a demonstration on Sunday 26 July organised by the group Menys Turisme, Més Vida .

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Italy has temporarily suspended the Schengen arrangement with Spain as Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called scenes in Ceuta "shocking".

US Secret Service allocates $90M for agent recruitment drive.

A Moroccan migrant who attempted to cross into Ceuta said they just wanted a chance, as 45,000 people returned to Morocco after crossing into the Spanish enclave on Thursday and Friday morning.

A journalist visited the Falkland Islands and participated in a battlefield tour, where a guide shared an interesting fact about the islands' history during the tour.

The US and Israel are believed to be planning one of the harshest campaigns of strikes on Iran, which may be unleashed as early as this weekend.

Morocco allowed thousands of migrants to cross into Spain in a single day, with around 60,000 people entering the country, prompting concerns about European security.

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed concern over low air defense supplies after a Russian strike killed nine people and injured 22 in Ukraine, where only one of 27 missiles was shot down.

A woman was allegedly attacked and robbed after a car crash near a school, with two men arrested in connection with the incident.

US President Donald Trump criticized the migrant situation in Ceuta, where around 60,000 people crossed into the Spanish enclave from Morocco, prompting a military response from Spain.

A treehouse built on a no man's land next to the Berlin Wall is being fought for by supporters who want to preserve it as a memorial to its Turkish creator, Osman Kalin.

A mass mortality event among native birds in South Australia is suspected, with over 80 dead or dying greater crested terns found on rocks off the coast, likely due to the H5N1 bird flu virus.

An estimated 60,000 migrants from Morocco have crossed into Ceuta, with dozens reported dead or injured during the journey, likely due to a combination of factors including poverty and a desire for better living conditions.

Greyhound racing in New Zealand has been banned, prompting at least two chartered flights to transport up to 150 greyhounds to Australia's eastern states.

Three bodies have been recovered from an avalanche in Pakistan, with a search ongoing for the remaining seven climbers who are still missing.

Dozens of Ethiopians on death row in Saudi Arabia have contacted the BBC to share their stories and express their desperation to avoid execution.

US police departments are using podcasts to revive and investigate unsolved murder and missing person cases, leveraging the format to engage the public and gather new leads.

Ballistic experts have confirmed that wounds on protesters in India are consistent with pellet-gun fire, indicating the use of non-lethal crowd control measures.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's decision to scrap plans to sell stakes in the World Cup has put his position under scrutiny, raising questions about potential successors.

Fifa abandons plans to sell World Cup stakes after controversy.

A 4.2-metre saltwater crocodile killed a German graduate who was swimming in the area at night.

A West Bank settler told the BBC that attacks on Palestinians are a form of revenge, amid rising settler violence in the region.