As the cities where Floyd grew up and died hold commemorations, the US “reckoning” with racism seems to be fading.
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Father of nine children killed by Israeli strike still in critical condition
Hamdi al-Najjar’s “life remains in danger”, a Bulgarian doctor working at Nasser hospital in southern Gaza tells the BBC.
Watch: ‘I didn’t hear anything’ – man who woke to find cargo ship in garden
The 135m-ship (443ft) missed Johan Helberg’s house in Norway by metres, but he didn’t notice a thing.
Watch: Suspected sabotage causes Cannes power cut ‘meltdown’
The prestigious film festival was disrupted, about 160,000 homes were without power and businesses were left without power.
Solving the mystery of a dinosaur mass grave at the ‘River of Death’
A group of researchers have come to Pipestone Creek in Canada to figure out why thousands of dinosaurs are buried here.
How the mask slipped during US fugitive Nicholas Rossi’s court saga
Unravelling the case of a US fugitive who claimed to be the victim of mistaken identity after being traced in Glasgow.
Second suspected sabotage in France as power cut hits Nice
Officials say the blaze that caused the power outage is probably of “criminal origin”.
The islanders facing China’s menacing presence on their horizon
Pagasa is barely big enough for a plane to land, but it stands tall against an armada of Chinese ships.
In South Korea, even your cup of Starbucks could be too political
All six presidential candidates’ names are banned in Starbucks stores to “maintain neutrality”.
Schumacher’s 2001 Grand Prix-winning Ferrari sold for £13.43m
The Ferrari driven to victory by Formula One legend Michael Schumacher at the 2001 Monaco Grand Prix is sold for £13.43m at auction.