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  1. Colombia elects first ever leftist president

    Gustavo Petro has promised to deliver real change for his country

  2. Leftist Gustavo Petro wins Colombia presidential election

    Gustavo Petro is former mayor of Bogota and ex-rebel fighter

  3. Ukraine's bid to join the EU looks set to take a step forward

    EU officials expected to approve Ukraine 'candidate status' along membership process

  4. European Union officials set to give nod to Ukraine candidacy

    Ukraine is expected to be recommended for candidate status for EU membership later today

  5. Big three EU nations support Ukraine's membership dream

    Leaders from big European Union countries support Ukraine's attempt to join the bloc

  6. European leaders visiting Kyiv today in a show of solidarity

    Leaders of Germany, France and Italy will visit Ukraine in show of support against Russia

  7. European leaders visit Ukraine in show of support

    Ukraine: US promises more military aid as leaders of Germany, France and Italy visit Kyiv

  8. Suspect admits shooting Amazon pair - say Brazil police

    Suspect admits murder of missing British journalist and Brazilian indigenous expert

  9. Russian forces say 12 hour window will allow citizens to leave Severodonetsk

    Occupying forces say citizens will be taken to Russian occupied territory.

  10. Russian forces in the city of Severodonetsk say they have opened a humanitarian corridor

    Live news, business and sport from around the world.

  11. Russian army promises safe route out of Severodonetsk

    Russia's Defence Ministry said people would be taken north to occupied territories.

  12. Ukraine: Battle for the Donbas region hangs in the balance

    The Ukrainian military are desperate for more heavy weapons to combat Russian forces.

  13. First flight is scheduled to deport migrants and refugees to Rwanda today

    Some entering the UK illegally will be flown to Rwanda to apply for asylum from there.

  14. UK begins deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda

    The first group are due to leave for Kigali today

  15. Beijing begins Covid testing to control outbreak

    In response, three days of mass testing have been announced.

  16. Mass Covid-19 testing in Beijing

    This follows what is being described as a ferocious Covid-19 outbreak

  17. US senators reach agreement on proposed gun safety laws

    This follows a spate of mass shootings in recent weeks

  18. The January 6 committee opens the enquiry to the public

    Members of congress look into how Donald Trump and his followers contributed to the event

  19. Congressional committee accuses Trump of trying to mount a coup

    Public hearings present evidence of the attack on Capitol Hill

  20. US: Public hearings of January 6 riot unveils 'attempted coup'

    Former President Trump actions to be the focus of hearings

  21. Ukraine fights for regional centre from Russian forces

    Russian troops have taken most of Severodonetsk, which Ukrainian Forces are focusing on

  22. Zelensky: 'no people on the streets' in Severodonetsk

    Russia said Ukraine was suffering significant losses in the Donbas region

  23. Ukraine: Fight for the city of Severodonetsk may decide the outcome of the war

    President Zelensky says that the fate of the Donbas is being decided there

  24. Turkey and Russia discuss grain export corridor from Ukraine

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February halted Kyiv’s Black Sea grain exports

  25. Global food crisis: grain export corridor from Ukraine

    Russia’s war in Ukraine has disrupted food supplies to global buyers

  26. China secretly building naval facility in Cambodia

    China and Cambodia deny naval base plans

  27. British PM survives confidence vote but doubt lingers

    One hundred and forty-eight Conservative MPs voted against Boris Johnson over party-gate

  28. British PM survives confidence vote but suffers large rebellion

    Boris Johnson won the vote with a margin of 211 to 148

  29. UK PM Boris Johnson wins confidence vote

    Vote follows anger over lockdown rule-breaking in Downing Street

  30. At least 25 killed in Nigerian Church ‘massacre’

    Some reports put the number of dead at 50

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