Simon Furness

Iran protests: Secret committee 'punished celebrities over dissent'A committee attempted to stop celebrities backing the current protests, leaked documents show. BBC News – Middle East

Haiti crisis: Mob burns suspected gang members to deathThe latest violence comes as the UN says insecurity in the capital is at a level similar to war. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Far-right Meloni joins Italians marking liberation from fascismThe origins of Giorgia Meloni’s far-right party lie in Italy’s post-fascist past. BBC News – Europe

Sudan: UK government begins large-scale evacuation of British peopleThe government has come under pressure to help UK citizens stuck in Sudan after fierce fighting. BBC News – UK

Biden v Trump: The sequel few Americans want to seeA potential re-run of the 2020 US election is on the cards – that’s not exciting voters for now. BBC News – US & Canada

Sudan crisis: Gunfire heard but uneasy truce holdsA 72-hour ceasefire has come into effect but there are reports of gunfire and shelling. BBC News – Africa

£55bn withdrawn from Credit Suisse before rescueThe announcement gives an insight to the scale of the bank run that triggered the rescue of the Swiss lender. BBC News – Business

West Bank: Brother of Palestinian killed in Hawara seeks answersThe family of a man killed amid a rampage by Israeli settlers fear no-one will be held to account. BBC News – Middle East

Migrants march through Mexico in demand for justiceThousands of people are walking to Mexico City to protest at the poor treatment of migrants. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Nikolai Peskov: Putin spokesman's son 'joined Wagner in Ukraine'A top member of Russia’s elite says he spent nearly six months with troops fighting Ukraine’s army. BBC News – Europe

Sudan violence: UK help for Britons stuck in Sudan 'severely limited'Some Britons in the war-torn country say they feel abandoned by the UK after diplomats were evacuated. BBC News – UK

Sudan fighting: Diplomats and foreign nationals evacuatedOvernight evacuations see hundreds of foreign diplomats and citizens leave Khartoum, following a week of fighting. BBC News – US & Canada

Wagner in Sudan: What have Russian mercenaries been up to?The Wagner group denies involvement in the current conflict, but there’s evidence it has previously been active in Sudan. BBC News – Africa

CBI suspends key activities after rape and sex assault allegationsThe group vows to “rebuild trust” following recent revelations which led major firms to quit as members. BBC News – Business

Paris synagogue bomber convicted after 43 yearsHassan Diab refused to leave Canada to attend the trial into the murder of four people. BBC News – Middle East

Argentina dengue: Record fever outbreak kills over 40Argentina steps up anti-mosquito measures, including use of radiation to reduce the disease carriers. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Vladimir Kara-Murza: Family's heartbreak at Putin critic's jail termVladimir Kara-Murza’s wife Evgenia does not know if she or their children will see him again. BBC News – Europe

Wrexham: Paul Rudd joins Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney at promotion winAnt-Man star Paul Rudd joined Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney to watch Wrexham’s crucial win. BBC News – UK

Mifepristone: US Supreme Court preserves abortion drug accessFor now access to mifepristone remains unchanged, in the latest legal battle over abortion in the US. BBC News – US & Canada

Sudan fighting: Army says foreign nationals to be evacuatedSudan’s army says it will assist with evacuating nationals of UK, US, France and China. BBC News – Africa