Adam Meyers, a senior vice president with the IT firm at the heart of July’s mass outage, faced a grilling by US lawmakers.
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UN refugee agency says staff among those killed in Israeli air strikes in Lebanon
Dina Darwiche, who worked for UNHCR in the Bekaa region, was killed when her family home was hit, the agency said.
Bowen: Israel is gambling Hezbollah will crumple but it faces a well-armed, angry enemy
The Lebanese armed group has – like Israel – spent years preparing and is more formidable than Hamas in Gaza.
Watch: Space crew returns to Earth after longest stay on ISS
Two Russian cosmonauts, who spent 374 days in space, were aboard the Soyuz capsule.
Watch: BBC visits Beirut school sheltering 1,000 people
As Israel continues to bombard southern Lebanon, thousands of civilians are fleeing their homes.
Murdoch family fights in secret over future of media empire
A succession drama has played out in a Reno courtroom – and the outcome is likely to be withheld from the public.
New ‘ghost shark’ discovered in New Zealand waters
The elusive deep-sea fish, closely related to sharks and rays, is incredibly hard to spot or study.
Hundreds of ‘seriously ill’ prisoners freed in DR Congo
The government aims to decongest Makala Prison where many died during a recent attempted jailbreak.
Sweden blames Iran for cyber-attack after Quran burnings
Sweden’s security service says 15,000 messages were sent after several Quran-burning incidents.
Zambian president suspends judges who ruled in favour of rival
The three judges were among those set to decide whether ex-President Lungu can stand in next year’s poll.