‘High risk’ of famine in Gaza persists, new UN-backed report says
But experts say evidence does not indicate a famine is occurring in the north after an aid increase. Read More
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How the deal to free Julian Assange was agreed
Australian pressure, British legal process and a US realisation it needed a deal led to Wikileaks founder’s release. Read More
Five killed and parliament ablaze in Kenya tax protests
President William Ruto vows to restore order after protests against tax hikes turn violent. Read More
Kenyan president faces tough choices after day of bloodshed
Protests over the Kenyan president’s new finance bill turned deadly after demonstrators stormed parliament. Read More
New York judge partially lifts Trump gag order in hush-money case
Trump is allowed to make comments about witnesses in the case, but still can’t speak about court staff. Read More
Russia blocks dozens of independent media outlets
Access to 81 outlets will be blocked by Russia in retaliation for a decision taken by the EU last month. Read More
War crimes arrest warrants issued for top Russian officials
Sergei Shoigu and Valery Gerasimov are wanted for their role in attacks on civilians targets. Read More
Top sunscreens fail protection tests, Which? says
Some cheaper lotions from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl outperformed more expensive brands, Which? said. Read More
Warning over ‘double dose’ ecstasy pills at festivals
A charity has warned that potentially deadly super-strength MDMA pills are being sold in the UK. Read More
Some Open Source Software Licences are Only ‘Open-ish,’ Says Thoughtworks
A number of open source tech tools have moved towards commercial licences. Thoughtworks says this creates “big headaches” for IT, who are scrambling to maintain compliance and find replacement tools.