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Cuba restoring power in wake of Hurricane Ian

The island's electrical system experienced a complete collapse in the wake of the deadly storm.
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Ukrainians told to be ready to fight for Russia

The BBC gets rare access to the front line near Kherson where Ukrainian troops are pushing Russians back.
Europe
Body of famed US climber found in Himalayas

Hilaree Nelson had been skiing down from the world's eighth highest summit when she fell.
Asia

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England slip to 31-3, chasing 146 to beat Pakistan - radio & text

Follow live text and radio commentary as England play Pakistan in the fifth of seven T20s in Lahore.
Cricket
'A crash course in World Cup football taught by Yogi Bear & Yoda'

Preparing to host the World Cup of 1994, the USA played 91 friendlies in a crash course in international football - a plan that worked.
Football
Richarlison incident 'disheartening' - Ferdinand

Rio Ferdinand has called on authorities to do more to combat racism after Richarlison had a banana thrown at him during Brazil's 5-1 friendly win over Tunisia.
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The food America erased

"It's a monumental deal when a decolonised menu is on the table"
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The superbugs that target babies

Over-use of antibiotics has created a deadly, largely hidden health crisis
Future
Boris Johnson drama is 'too soon'

The 'fiction based on real events' is flawed
Culture
Navigating the end of your marriage

The 'life-changing' divorce coaches helping couples split
Worklife
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed named prime minister

The 37-year-old son of King Salman is already seen the de facto ruler of the oil-rich Gulf state
Middle East
'I was trafficked, raped, and left for my abusers to find'

There is a perception that trafficking has to cross international borders
UK
Lizzo makes history playing 200-year-old flute

The star became the first person to play the flute, once owned by former US President James Madison
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Nazanin cuts hair in support of Iran protests

The British-Iranian national filmed herself naming Mahsa Amini, whose death sparked the demonstrations.

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