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‘They took all the women here' Rape survivors recall horror of DRC jailbreak BBC’s ⁦@OrlaGuerin⁩ reports from Goma https://t.co/coZs3ibN51

'People will starve' Aid workers tell the BBC the US AID freeze has forced the closure of almost 80 percent of emergency food kitchens in Sudan. Reporting by @BBCBarbaraPlett @annesoy https://t.co/Bdu2A6iEVb

A tribute, written by his friend @jeremyatmirror, to the wonderful Steve White.. a Mirror Man to the core, and the most generous and inspirational boss and mentor any young journalist could hope for. Thank you Steve. https://t.co/8IYEUbLLck

'I'd rather die than leave my mum': ⁦@MayeniJones⁩ reports from Mayotte after devastating cyclone https://t.co/yQxJZRGLSx

'Rolling hills are now barren' BBC's @MayeniJones reports on the scale of destruction on the shattered island of Mayotte after it was hit by Cyclone Chido: https://t.co/OJ0AxyCc8j

Inside Darfur’s ‘massacre town’ - BBC’s ⁦@bbclysedoucet⁩ reports from El Geneina in Sudan: https://t.co/E2Y71zrKo2

Sudan - Return to Ruins BBC’s Mohanad Hashim returns to his shattered home town of Omdurman, 18 months after the start of Sudan’s civil war https://t.co/gV3suer52D

Sudan general vows the country's army will fight on despite international efforts to broker a ceasefire - interview with @BBCBarbaraPlett https://t.co/1X52FA9U9N

‘Rape me, not my daughters’ Horrifying reporting from Omdurman on Sudan’s brutal conflict Coverage throughout the day on BBC News from ⁦@BBCBarbaraPlett⁩ ⁦@edhabershon⁩ ⁦@moehash1⁩ Hassan Lali https://t.co/4izimRhwfv

Frontline medics tell BBC they’re short of equipment and medicines as they fight to contain mpox outbreak - ⁦⁦@simijourno⁩ reports from the epicentre of the global public health emergency in the DRC.. https://t.co/wtBboz7qR0

Doctors in the DRC tell the BBC almost three quarters of mpox patients are children under 10 - sadly too many are dying Story here on efforts to tackle the outbreak at the epicentre of the global health emergency.. @simijourno⁩ reports: https://t.co/AN8tAcW50S

Some - tentative - positive news.. have South Africans seen the end of loadshedding? @edhabershon has been examining how the country's lights have stayed on for four months and counting.. https://t.co/m4whEYJFim

RT @rcolebourn: “I was absolutely certain I would die in Putin’s prison.” Vladimir Kara-Murza, Russian dissident released last week in the…

Three former PMs and a former FM amongst those paying tribute to the extraordinarily wonderful Kirsty Wark tonight as she left Newsnight after 30 years. It was a joy to be back with the NN team to celebrate the nicest person in news. Kirsty, thank you x https://t.co/PnRKQOUukw

RT @BBCNewsnight: “The Queen of Newsnight” Kirsty Wark presents her final #Newsnight show after 30 years. Journey back through three deca…

Amidst Kenya’s deadly protests this week reports emerged of a ‘massacre’ in Githurai in Nairobi The BBC has pieced together what we know about what happened - and what didn’t happen - there Report by ⁦@annesoy⁩ ⁦@MwaiPetrov⁩ https://t.co/uAOgqr3U3G

Here's a look at some of the tough choices facing Kenya's president William Ruto after a day of demonstration, deaths and the storming of parliament in opposition to his finance bill Mr Ruto is due to address the people of Kenya directly in the next hour https://t.co/upOqdtpqku