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BBC News Dozens killed as passenger plane crashes in Kazakhstan

There were 67 people on board when the plane crashed near the city of Aktau.

BBC News Dozens killed as passenger plane crashes in Kazakhstan

There were 67 people on board when the plane crashed near the city of Aktau.

BBC News Three shot dead as medics, journalists and police attacked at Haiti hospital

Two journalists and a police officer are reported to have been killed, with others injured in the attack.

BBC News Palestinian Christians struggle to find hope at Christmas

For the second year running, tourists are staying away and public festivities have been cancelled.

BBC News Greenland and the Panama Canal aren't for sale. Why is Trump threatening to take them?

Trump's promises to use America's strength to its advantage helped propel him twice to the White House.

BBC News Ukraine's war stamps put humour, patriotism and swearing in the post

Ukraine's war stamps, some with swear words, boost morale at home and promote its image abroad.

BBC News Three shot dead as medics, journalists and police attacked at Haiti hospital

Many others are injured when armed men fire at medical staff, police and reporters in Port-au-Prince.

BBC News Three shot dead as gunmen attack Haiti hospital

Many others are injured when armed men fire at medical staff, police and reporters in Port-au-Prince.

BBC News Modernism and Islamic motifs: How Indian artists envisioned Christ's birth

Over the centuries, painters in India have depicted Jesus's birth from a uniquely local perspective.

BBC News Toxic spill fears follow deadly Brazil bridge collapse

Lorries containing pesticides and sulphuric acid plunged into the Tocantins river in the north of the country.

BBC News Protests in Syria over Christmas tree burning

Christians demonstrate to urge Syria's new Islamist leadership to protect minorities.

BBC News Blake Lively's claims put spotlight on 'hostile' Hollywood tactics

The actress' explosive legal case claims to lift the lid on tactics used to destroy stars' reputations.

BBC News Pope opens Holy Door to kick off special jubilee year

More than 30 million Catholic pilgrims are expected to head to Rome for the jubilee, which takes place once every 25 years.

BBC News Blake Lively's claims put spotlight on 'sinister' Hollywood tactics

The actress' explosive legal case claims to lift the lid on tactics used to destroy stars' reputations.

BBC News Ex-Abercrombie & Fitch CEO has dementia, lawyers say

The legal team behind Mike Jeffries, arrested earlier this year on sex trafficking charges, has requested a hearing to determine his fitness to stand trial.

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