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Anger over arrests boils over into riots in Northern Ireland town

Rioters broke windows, torched cars and attacked police in Ballymena.

Harvey Weinstein found guilty of sexual assault, but not guilty on second charge in retrial

Jury deliberations on further charges continue.

Ireland’s peatlands being mapped to help cut emissions

Peatlands are vital as carbon sinks but their boundaries can be hard to determine.

Hopes still remain for Italy's long-awaited, longest bridge

There is scepticism the bridge between Sicily and the mainland will be built.

The Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson dies at 82

His family announced his death on his official webpage.

Why Spain's flood response failure is under a criminal probe

Spain is testing how far it can go in holding officials accountable after a disaster.

These glowing axolotls may hold the secret to human limb regeneration

Could the human body be coaxed to regrow a lost arm or leg like this salamander?

‘Come and get me’: Gavin Newsom has entered the meme war

Governor is not battling the President 'in the standard manner'.

Mass arrests: Downtown LA protesters defy curfew amid Trump crackdown

US President has sent 4000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles.

Royal clash: Meghan's LA gala coincides with Trooping the Colour

Meghan will be honoured at the Night of Wonder gala in Los Angeles.

Trump uses US Army birthday to lash out over LA protests

The US President called protesters 'animals' in what was meant to be a non-partisan event.

Three lessons from international protests amid unrest in Los Angeles

New York Times: Experts say harsh crackdowns can bolster or undermine governments.

In 23andMe case, a fight brews over who can sell your genetic code

'Why are you selling their genetic data when you don’t own it?'

Former student kills nine in deadly shooting at school in Graz, Austria

A 21-year-old armed attacker killed at least nine people at a school in Graz on Tuesday. Video / Video Elephant

In China, preventing exam cheating in the AI era is a high-security operation

Students faced strict surveillance, including drones and metal detectors.

Conservative politicians criticise Sadiq Khan being honoured

The mayor’s knighthood faced opposition, with 220,000 signing a petition.

‘Extremely unhelpful’: US denounces NZ’s travel ban on Israeli ministers

The US urged allies to instead focus on Hamas.

Brazilian comedian jailed for eight years for offensive jokes

A judge told Leo Lins ‘freedom of expression is not absolute’.