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Harry and Meghan attend Invictus Games
It is the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's first public appearance as a couple since leaving the royal family in 2020
Two hijabi women confront far-right French presidential candidate Le Pen
If she wins the election, Marine Le Pen would ban all headscarves in public and fine those wearing them
Ukrainians make traditional Easter eggs
At an art studio in Lviv, displaced Ukrainian women are making Pysanky for Easter
NYC subway shooting suspect arrested in Manhattan
Frank James was arrested after a 30-hour manhunt following a shooting on a Brooklyn Subway station that wounded more than a dozen people
Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov says Russia will still take Kyiv
In a video posted to his Telegram channel, the Chechen leader said Russian forces will keep attacking not only Mariupol, but other Ukrainian cities and towns as well
Syrians film videos to help Ukrainian rescuers
Rescue teams are creating video tutorials for Ukrainians on how to deal with air strikes and provide medical support
Ketanji Brown Jackson celebrates Supreme Court confirmation
The Supreme Court-designate delivered emotional remarks on the sunny White House South Lawn a day after the Senate approved her nomination
Major flood warnings issued for Australia's New South Wales
The area has had higher-than-average rainfall, with Sydney already exceeding its average annual rain in 2022
UN votes to suspend Russia from Human Rights Council
A total of 93 nations voted to suspend Russia, 24 voted against, and 58 abstained
US places additional sanctions on Russia after Bucha 'brutality'
The latest set of US sanctions targets banks and Putin's daughters
Thousands at Berlin protest call for end to Russian gas imports
Protesters gathered in front of the German Parliament and lie on the ground to symbolise lives lost in the war
US UN envoy on Russian war crimes: 'It’s chilling and we cannot look away'
US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield told the Security Council that the US has assessed that Russia has committed war crimes in Ukraine
Missing Charles Darwin notebooks returned anonymously after 21 years
The two leather-bound notebooks from 1837 were dropped off in a pink gift bag at Cambridge University Library
Zelenskyy visits Bucha: 'This is a genocide'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Bucha after an attack by Russia which the UN wants investigated as a potential war crime
Ukraine's emergency service video shows de-mining of residential areas
Ukraine's state emergency services says rescuers found 4,997 explosive devices in their search
