Gisèle Pelicot tells BBC: I felt crushed by horror – but I don’t feel anger
In an extensive interview with Newsnight, the woman at the heart of France’s biggest rape trial speaks about betrayal, healing and choosing the right path. Read More
‘Canadians are with you,’ says PM at Tumbler Ridge vigil
The Canadian prime minister attended a vigil with federal leaders and paid tribute to the eight victims. Read More
US homeland security shutdown could mean airport delays, travel groups say
The shutdown won’t affect air traffic controllers but some TSA workers may go without pay. Read More
Oil refinery ablaze in Cuba as fuel crisis deepens
The fire, which Cuban officials say was contained quickly, comes as electricity and fuel supplies dwindle. Read More
Can Bangladesh’s new leader bring change after election landslide?
Tarique Rahman is set to be Bangladesh’s next prime minister, 18 months after mass protests ousted its longest-serving leader. Read More
France probes baby formula producers over contamination recalls
Paris prosecutors will investigate whether five firms are culpable for distributing batches that may have contained a toxin. Read More
‘We are not protected’ says Hebron mayor as Israel expands West Bank control
Palestinians say an Israeli power grab shuts them out of decisions on planning and development in West Bank. Read More
Ex-CNN host Don Lemon pleads not guilty in Minnesota church protest case
The former CNN host and eight others have been charged for interrupting a church service to protest immigration raids in the state. Read More
Six possible effects of Trump’s climate policy change
The announcement on Thursday removes the legal bedrock for much of US environmental legislation. Read More
The war dead pictured on banned Ukrainian athlete’s helmet
Vladyslav Heraskevych’s helmet depicts fellow athletes who have been killed since Russia’s full-scale invasion of his country. Read More