Simon Furness

Iran protests: Rare cheetah cub Pirouz's death mournedThe 10-month-old cub, which had clung to life, had become a symbol of hope for protesters. BBC News – Middle East

Rafael Viñoly: Uruguayan architect of London's 'Walkie Talkie' dies aged 78The Uruguayan also worked on Tokyo’s International Forum and Manchester City’s training ground. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Bakhmut: Fighting in the street but Russia not in control – deputy mayorThe city has seen months of intense fighting – despite its strategic value being questioned. BBC News – Europe

Rishi Sunak to end asylum claims from small boat arrivalsAnyone coming to the UK on a small boat will be removed to Rwanda or another country, under new laws. BBC News – UK

Six reasons Alex Murdaugh's legal troubles are far from overAlex Murdaugh’s lawyers say they will appeal against the guilty verdict, but he faces other charges too. BBC News – US & Canada

Ghana photography: Capturing a new nation coming to lifeAn archive of photos from Ghana stretching back a century offers a glimpse of how things have changed. BBC News – Africa

Energy Price Guarantee expected to continue at same level in AprilThe BBC understands the Energy Price Guarantee is expected to continue at current levels for three months. BBC News – Business

Are Iranian schoolgirls being poisoned by toxic gas?Hundreds of students have fallen ill with similar symptoms – but what is making them sick? BBC News – Middle East

Colombia protests: Seventy-nine police officers taken hostagePresident Gustavo Petro has demanded the release of officials seized by rural protesters. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Ukraine war: Kyiv orders partial evacuation of liberated cityFamilies with children and the disabled people are told to leave Kupiansk in Ukraine’s north-east. BBC News – Europe

Johnson may have misled Parliament over parties, say MPsEvidence suggests breaches of coronavirus rules would have been “obvious” to the then PM, committee says. BBC News – UK

How Alex Murdaugh hid his dark sideBehind the courtly air of a country lawyer born to power and privilege, lay a cold-blooded killer. BBC News – US & Canada

Nigeria's Supreme Court rules CBN naira redesign invalidThe policy led to a nationwide shortage of cash, with people sleeping outside banks. BBC News – Africa

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Mortgage prisoners: Government made £2.4bn from loan sales, report saysIt must help ‘mortgage prisoners’ trapped with loans it sold to investment firms, a report says. BBC News – Business

Iran: Dozens of schoolgirls taken to hospital after new gas poisoningsAt least 26 schools in five cities are affected by another wave of apparent toxic gas attacks. BBC News – Middle East

Fire knocks out half of Argentina's power gridThe capital Buenos Aires, other major cities and large swathes of the countryside are affected. BBC News – Latin America & Caribbean

Greece train crash: Angry protests erupt after disasterMany protesters see the crash which claimed 43 lives as an accident that had been waiting to happen. BBC News – Europe

Constance Marten arrest: Remains of baby found after massive searchConstance Marten and Mark Gordon remain in custody on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. BBC News – UK

Man arrested after explosive found in luggage at US airportThe device, detected in screening at a Pennsylvania airport, “posed a significant risk to the aircraft”. BBC News – US & Canada