'What was my fault?': How India's exam paper leak ended young lives
Three days before he was due to sit India's rescheduled medical entrance examination, 17-year-old Kahaan Patel jumped from the sixth floor of his family's apartment building in the western city of Ahmedabad.
When his family entered his bedroom after his death in the early hours of 18 June, it looked as though he might return at any moment.
His laptop was still open. Text books, notebooks, pens and markers lay scattered across his bed and study table. He was wearing his headphones
Ariana Grande to take a break from public life amid 'endless' scrutiny
Ariana Grande is to withdraw from public appearances and will no longer star in an upcoming musical production in London when she ends her Eternal Sunshine tour next month.
A representative for the US singer, 33, told People magazine that she "will be taking a step back from visibility" when the tour ends, after her appearances led to "endless, ongoing public scrutiny".
The company behind a revival of Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park with George, due to play at the Barbican in 202
At the scene of deadly Moscow bomb blast
At least three people have been killed and 21 injured after a homemade explosive device was detonated at an Italian restaurant in Moscow, Russian state media reports, quoting security officials.
The blast happened at about 20:00 local time (17:00 GMT) on Kudrinskaya square near the city centre.
The National Anti-Terrorist Committee said a woman carrying the explosives tried to enter the restaurant, which was holding a private event, but was stopped by a security guard.
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Uganda unveils statue of Israel PM's brother who died in Entebbe rescue mission
Uganda has unveiled a statue of Yonatan Netanyahu, the older brother of Israel's prime minister, who was killed during the Entebbe hostage rescue mission 50 years ago.
Uganda's army chief Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba said the monument honoured his courage and selfless service.
Netanyahu was the only Israeli soldier killed in the raid, which rescued more than 100 hostages, after two Palestinians and two Germans hijacked an Air France flight that had taken off from Tel Aviv and diverted it to Uganda's international airport.
Kainerugaba
At least 13 killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza after Hamas agree disarmament deal
At least 13 people, including several children, have been killed in the latest strikes on Gaza, Palestinian officials have said.
Gaza's Civil Defence Authority said Israeli military aircraft carried out the attacks on Gaza City, Khan Younis and Deir el-Balah.
It was the second successive night of Israeli strikes on the territory, and it comes days after Hamas accepted a disarmament plan, which would see the Palestinian group hand over its weapons to US President Donald Trump's Board of Peace.
A spokesperson for the
Ukraine says major Russian oil refinery and airfield hit, as Moscow reports eight deaths
Ukraine has said it carried out overnight strikes deep inside Russia, hitting a major oil refinery and an airfield that houses Russian strategic aviation.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said the Engels airfield and the refinery, both in the Saratov region some 600km (373miles) from Ukraine's border, were hit. An oil depot was also struck in Kaluga region and a drone launch site in Bryansk.
Russia said eight people were killed in the Ukrainian strikes, and 635 drones shot down or intercepted.
Helicopters fighting Greece wildfires collide in mid-air
Two helicopters have collided in Greece as they were battling to control wildfires.
Video of the incident some 65 km (42 miles) west of the capital, Athens, shows one of the helicopters hitting the propellers of the other, which bursts into flames. Both fell into a ravine. Two of the four crew members involved were found unconscious, Greek media report, with the others sustaining light injuries.
Several fires have broken out in Greece this week, prompting many people to leave their homes. Strong winds have
Fastest runner to cross the Alps says it was an incredible experience
Runner Sophie Woods became the fastest person to complete the 2,000km (1242-mile) Via Alpina ultramarathon beating both the men's and women's record.
Woods ran the route through storms, heat of up to 37C and dodged floods and wildfires across eight countries.
"Through the whole thing, I was only ever thinking about the day, the hour, the sort of minute that I was in", the runner told BBC Breakfast.
The previous record was
Washington state wildfires trigger evacuations
Wildfires across more than 250,000 acres have forced evacuations and caused power outages in the Washington state's Spokane area, officials said.
Washington State Governor Bob Ferguson declared a statewide emergency and burn ban on Saturday morning.
"Our state is facing a very serious situation with multiple fires, and our hearts go out to Washingtonians who are losing their homes", Ferguson said.
According to officials, no injuries or fatalities have been reported.
Spokane is the state's second most populous city.
Five dead, 41 missing, after Indonesia ferry catches fire
Five people have been found dead and 41 are missing after an Indonesian ferry carrying 271 people caught fire while at sea, officials say.
The captain of the ship reported the fire - off Madura island - as the vessel sailed from the country's second-largest city, Surabaya in East Java, to Makassar in South Sulawesi, according to Basarnas, the National Search and Rescue Agency.
Footage played by local Indonesian news outlet iNews shows large numbers of people in life jackets on what appears to be a