The UN human rights chief Volker Türk says the multiple attacks may amount to war crimes.
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Another 10 people are injured in the southern Karak governorate, and a manhunt is now under way.
Two Israeli soldiers killed in attack by suspected Palestinian gunmen in West Bank
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Burnham suggests stocking up on tinned food and bottled water
The prime ministers says unexpected events seem to be becoming more common and it was wise to prepare.
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Meghan says she was informed about 'disturbing allegations' against her father in 2018
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Earnings limit of up to £140K for first-time buyers loan scheme
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Ukraine says Starlink still restricted after Trump says limits lifted
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Hospitals deliberately targeted by Sudan's RSF fighters, BBC finds
The UN human rights chief Volker Türk says the multiple attacks may amount to war crimes.
Boulter into Japan semi-finals and back as British No 1
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Cyprus police open investigation into financial affairs of Roman Abramovich
Questions about the integrity of some of Abramovich's professional advisers, were raised earlier this month.
Final James Bond screen tests to take place this weekend, reports say
Callum Turner and Jack Lowden "appear to be in the mix" of actors doing screen tests for the role.
Hispanic voters helped bring Trump to power - in Texas, the tide may be turning
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How world champion Smith can become a mainstream star
In his BBC Sport column, Tony Bellew explains why Dalton Smith could be British boxing's next superstar - and why he should fight Adam Azim at Hillsborough.
'No more Mr Nice Guy' - should Carrick drop Fernandes?
Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick must decide whether to leave skipper Bruno Fernandes out of Sunday's crucial Premier League clash with Bournemouth