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The BBC’s teams on the front lines give analysis of the most critical moments in the conflict in Ukraine.
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Myanmar is now in a state of civil war. What started in February 2021 as a mass protest movement against a military coup is now a nationwide armed uprising. Show more
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Former Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield runs seven ultramarathons in seven days to raise awareness and funds for motor neurone disease after his best friend Rob Burrow was diagnosed.
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For centuries, women have picked tea on the steep slopes of Turkey's Black Sea region. It is hard work, and much of what they earn has traditionally been handed to their husbands. Show more
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Rivers in Wales are dying, with sewage, slurry and other pollutants spewing in - but what is the cause, what is the real impact, and where are those whose job it is to protect our rivers?
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