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Heavy rains triggered two landslides in the southern area of Gofa, the authorities say.

The organiser of the appeal says people's generosity has been "truly overwhelming".

The idea was first announced four years ago, but after a series of delays it has now been cancelled.

Sharks taken from the shores near Rio de Janeiro have tested for high levels of cocaine.

Marcus Monzo is accused of attacking Daniel Anjorin as he walked to school in north-east London.

The attack, which left several injured, occurred on a port near the illegally-annexed Crimean peninsula.

Former footballer Graeme Souness joins Isla Grist to discuss their work fighting the rare skin condition epidermolysis bullosa (EB).

A Hamas-Fatah agreement says they seek to share post-war rule, but this is dismissed by Israel.

The prosecutor's office says the woman sought refuge in a kebab shop in the Pigalle district.

She is expected to run unopposed to become first minister and Welsh Labour leader.

The vehicles, which often feature homemade armour, are used as a show of force by cartels.

The vice-president is endorsed by a majority of delegates ahead of voting at the party's convention in August.

Detectives are investigating the death of Kevin Davidson as suspected murder.

Rosemary Fowler discovered the kaon particle during her research in 1948 but gave up her PhD to have a family.

In the space of a month in 2012, Andy Murray went from tears in the rain to gold in the sunshine, winning hearts and medals on Centre Court.

BBC Sport goes into the archives to look at the tennis career of Andy Murray, who has announced  he will retire after the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Two-time gold medallist Andy Murray will retire after the Olympics in Paris.

Two-time gold medallist Andy Murray will retire after the Olympics in Paris.

Two-time gold medallist Andy Murray will retire after the Olympics in Paris.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orban sparked anger last week by accusing the EU of pursuing a "pro-war policy".