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'We're under attack' - how life is changing for Italy's gay families

Italy's removing children from registers and banning surrogacy abroad in new rules affecting same-sex couples.
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Karabakh humanitarian fears grow with thousands on streets

Food convoy arrives in the disputed enclave as US senators call for international monitors.
Europe
Florida police stop 10-year-old driver on highway

Boy and 11-year-old sister found 200 miles from where they were reported missing by mother.
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Rugby World Cup: South Africa v Ireland - audio & text build-up

Live coverage as Pool B leaders Ireland face defending champions South Africa at the Stade de France.
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Europe fight back to level Solheim Cup against US

Europe and the United States will go into Sunday's 12 Solheim Cup singles matches locked at 8-8 after another enthralling day at Finca Cortesin.
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Ten-man Man City beat Forest despite Rodri red card

Leaders Manchester City hang on to beat Nottingham Forest despite Rodri's red card and maintain their perfect start to the Premier League season.
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The bomb sensors that found blue whales

The aim was to hear rogue nuclear weapons tests. They discovered something else
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Where to see the Roman Empire's remains

There are few cities better for exploring the legacy of the Roman Empire
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The 1979 riot that 'killed' disco

How an anti-disco stunt became an international scandal
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Hong Kong's best museums for culture

Museum director Suhanya Raffel shares her six favourite places in Hong Kong
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The city that went green to keep cool

Medellín's green city paths are paying off in the heat
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The rise of 'paid paid' time off

Companies are paying thousands for their workers' travel
Worklife
How 'cosy crime' became a phenomenon

'Cosy crime' is the new hit genre – but is it brilliant entertainment or twee?
Culture
Picasso and the ‘trail of female carnage’ he left behind

Fifty years after his death, the artist's attitudes to women are problematic, but can we cancel him?
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Scans reveal new clues to long Covid symptoms

Further evidence emerges that a serious infection can leave some major organs with long-term damage
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How shy supermarket worker became YouTube millionaire sensation

DanTDM on making a fortune, depression and monitoring children's use of the internet
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BBC reporter gets rare access inside conflict-hit Karabakh

Journalists' access to the region has been tightly controlled since the Azerbaijan's military recent assault.

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Война в Украине: во время удара по штабу ЧФ в Севастополе там совещались генералы, утверждают украинские военные