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The contraceptive pill gets legalised in Japan
It is nearly a year after a ceasefire was supposed to end the fighting in Gaza. Over the last few months, BBC Eye Investigations has been investigating how children are coping.
As warnings continue over the risks artificial intelligence may pose to humanity, Donald Trump has said that US-based AI bosses have signed an accord on self-regulation that he's called "morally binding"
The President of South Africa has addressed the country in the wake of a series of murders of women that has shocked even a nation used to violent crime. Cyril Ramaphosa admitted his government had not done enough, and promised to introduce measures to solve more crime, clean up unsafe spaces, and target alcohol-related violence.
Presenters: James Copnall and Catherine Byaruhanga.
(Photo: Internally displaced Palestinians search for missing people in the rubble of a collapsed building in Gaza City, Gaza Strip. Credit: Mohammed Saber).
