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Chris Dawson is sentenced for killing his wife Lynette Dawson, who disappeared in Sydney in 1982.

Ukraine's foreign ministry says a "campaign of terror" is taking place against its embassies.

The parliament is set to pass a new law which would also outlaw pre-marital cohabitation.

Sight and Sound picks Chantal Akerman's 1975 film Jeanne Dielman as the greatest ever.

Elon Musk confirmed the rapper had violated Twitter's rules around inciting violence.

This year’s winners of the British Ecological Society competition "celebrate the diversity" of ecology.

Elnaz Rekabi became a hero of the protest movement after competing abroad with her hair uncovered.

The first new bomber in three decades could cost nearly $700m (£569m) per plane.

A scientist says the fossil is "one of the most important found in the last few decades".

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David Gilliver has won awards for his Macro photography putting tiny figurines into imaginative scenes.

South African rescue teams search for the missing who had been taking part in a church ceremony.

The White House says the former president's comments are "anathema to the soul of our nation".

The attorney general suggested it had been disbanded, but there has been no government confirmation.

A landslide public vote chooses the 2022 word of the year from options prepared by lexicographers.

Orla Guerin reports from Port-au-Prince, where Haitians live in fear of killings, kidnappings and rape.

The pelt and skull of the last known thylacine are identified in Hobart, solving an 85-year mystery.

It is one of the grand scientific projects of the 21st Century and will even search for extra-terrestrials.

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The business is synonymous with the former president, but neither he or his family were on trial.

Staff have complained that testing is being rushed and is causing needless deaths, Reuters reports.

Feeling insignificant can be good for you. To kick off a new BBC Future series called Immensities, Richard Fisher explores the benefits of embracing vastness.

New laws will disproportionately punish women, LGBT people and religious minorities, critics say.