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Public anger in China towards continuing COVID-19 lockdowns has sparked rare protests in a number of major cities in recent days, with some demonstrators calling on the Communist Party to step down.

Plans to make encouraging self-harm online illegal have been backed by a charity set up in memory of a teenager who died after viewing content related to suicide, depression and anxiety.

Two 16-year-old boys have been stabbed to death in two locations around a mile apart in southeast London, police have said.

The Queen Consort has appointed the women who will support her as she carries out her official and state duties.

A firefighter has described how he suffered racism in different forms in the service and also felt frustrated with bosses when he tried to help tackle the issue.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appeared in public with his daughter for the second time, as the two posed for photos with soldiers, scientists and others involved in this month's Hwasong-17 missile launch.

Hundreds of mourners have gathered for the funeral of Chris Kaba.

Belarus's long-serving foreign minister has died "suddenly", the country's state news agency has said.

Matt Hancock has reached the final of this year's I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! after former England rugby player Mike Tindall became the eighth person to be eliminated from the show.

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