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Kate's Brazilian butt lift and other supposed reasons behind her disappearance
The internet is agog with theories as to why the Princess of Wales has been absent from public view since Christmas. Jogai Bhatt rounds up some of the wildest rumours.
At least 43 dead in Bangladesh building fire
Survivors used a water pipe to escape the "dangerous" building, which reportedly has gas cylinders on every floor.
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Gaza death toll surpasses 30,000
The death toll from Israel's war in Gaza has now passed 30,000.
At least 100 Palestinians were reportedly killed and a further 700 injured overnight in northern Gaza when thousands of people… Audio
Australian teen jailed for school shooting
The Perth teenager who sparked fears of an American-style school shooting in Australia has been sentenced to three years in juvenile detention.
Africa: death of opposition leader in Chad after shootout
To Ghana's capital city of Accra now - our correspondent there is Nabil Ahmed Rufai. Audio
US: Supreme Court takes up Trump's presidential immunity claim
Hamas says more than 100 Palestinians have been killed while waiting for aid in northern Gaza They've blamed Israeli forces for the deaths. An Israeli military source said that their troops opened… Audio
'I felt like I was just living and breathing Middle Earth'
On 29 February 2004, Lord of the Rings: Return of the King won every single category it was nominated for at the Oscars, with a record-breaking 11 trophies. Audio
Owners of wonky pub in UK ordered to rebuild
The leaning building was a popular tourist attraction, but was demolished shortly after being gutted in a suspected arson attack.
Journalists call for foreign media access to Gaza in open letter
Foreign reporters are still being denied access to the territory, outside of rare and escorted trips with Israel's military, the letter says.
NZ officials raise concerns over activists' claims at WTO
Civil society organisations at the World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting in the United Arab Emirates this week have criticized restrictions on their participation.
Prince Harry loses legal bid for security
Prince Harry has lost a High Court challenge against the decision to downgrade his security status when he stopped being a working royal.
Pakistan's General Assembly meets for 1st time since election
Our South Asia correspondent is Anas Mallick and he joins us this morning from Pakistan. Audio
EU considering using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine
With Nathan Rarera from Europe is our Sweden-based correspondent Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
UK: Prince Harry loses High Court challenge over security
Let's kick Thursday off in the UK - our correspondent in London is Henry Riley. Audio
South African general elections on the way
South Africa correspondent Elna Schutz reports. Audio
Navalny lawyer reportedly arrested in Moscow
A lawyer for Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who died in prison this month, has reportedly been arrested in Moscow.
Israel, Hamas and Qatar cautious over Gaza truce talks depsite Biden comments
Gaza's warring enemies cautious over truce talks after US President Joe Biden told a late-night talk show he believed a ceasefire could be reached in under a week.
Prince William pulls out of memorial service citing 'personal matter'
Kensington Palace said the prince was no longer able to attend due to a personal matter but gave no futher details.
Qatar optimistic on ceasefire/cessation of hostilities in Gaza
To the Middle-East now - in Doha for First Up is correspondent Alex Baird. Audio