Moment sinkhole pulls down power lines in busy Bangkok street Social media footage showed the massive crater in Thailand's capital leaving cars teetering on the edge.
Howling winds and sheets of rain: In the eye of a typhoon in China The strong winds hit in waves - and standing upright is almost impossible, our correspondent writes.
Six West Africans deported from US sent to Togo despite legal fight They had started legal action against Ghana for agreeing to accept them from the US.
Gaza City medics describe hospital overwhelmed by casualties from Israeli strikes Australian doctors say they are having to operate in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics.
Born in India, but not Indian: 'Stateless' man fights for citizenship Bahison Ravindran thought he was an Indian by birth - until police declared his passport invalid.
Jimmy Kimmel calls out 'anti-American' threats to free speech in tearful TV return The comedian returned from a brief suspension after comments he made about the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
I didn't intend to 'make light' of Charlie Kirk murder, says Jimmy Kimmel Kimmel made the comments in his first monologue since broadcaster ABC lifted the suspension of his show.
Watch: BBC correspondent reports from southern China hit by 'king of storms' The BBC's Laura Bicker says residents of southern China are largely heeding warnings from authorities as the storm lashes the region with wind and rain.
Phone spyware scandal in Greece moves to court as critics claim cover-up Four people go on trial accused of misdemeanours but opponents ask why no government officials have been charged.
Killed seeking food - Jeremy Bowen on Abdullah's shooting and Gaza's lethal aid system Inside Panorama and BBC Eye's investigation into hunger in Gaza and why so many are risking their lives for aid.
Recognition of statehood 'rewards Palestinian people' says Iraqi President The Iraqi president Abdul Latif Rashid has rejected Washington's argument that the move is a reward for Hamas.
