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Two more people have died following the volcano eruption in New Zealand, raising the number of people killed to eight.

Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi has defended her country from charges of genocide, saying there is "no tolerance" for human rights violations against the Rohingya Muslim minority.

A Jewish supermarket was deliberately targeted in a shootout which left six people dead, the mayor of Jersey City has confirmed.

Climate change activist Greta Thunberg, who has led worldwide protests demanding global action on the issue, is Time magazine's Person Of The Year.

Police in Denmark say they have arrested more than a dozen people during raids over a suspected Islamist terror plot.

Around 400 million people will be exposed to coastal flooding each year by the end of the century if Greenland continues losing ice at its current rate, scientists have warned.

Shares in Saudi Aramco surged to their maximum 10% daily limit as the state-owned oil giant made its record-breaking stock market debut.

New Zealand has ordered 1.2 million sq cm of skin from America to treat patients suffering burns of up to 95% after Monday's volcano eruption.

A nine-year-old boy who was set to become the world's youngest ever graduate has quit his university following a row over his graduation date.

Roxette lead singer Marie Fredriksson, a musician who "painted songs in the most beautiful colours", has died 17 years after first being diagnosed with a brain tumour.