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Gething cries in Senedd ahead of confidence vote

Don Jones: 'We weren't heroes'

Henry Zeffman on what Tories and Labour really think about £2,000 tax row

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Bruce McIntosh: 'I was right in the middle of it'

Bill Davies: 'Don't forget all the men and boys'

Margaret Landels: 'You're not allowed to dance with him'

On 4 June, Indians will find out who governs their country for the next five years.

Varanasi, one of the world’s oldest cities, is Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency.

North Korea sends at least 260 balloons into the South, scattering suspected excrement and rubbish.

Around 2,000 people in Papua New Guinea are thought to have been buried, with further landslides feared.

At least 22 people, including children, have died in a fire at a games arcade in India, local officials say.

Shaky footage shows the aftermath of the disaster in Enga, north of the island nation.

The BBC spends a month inside Myanmar, where young medics, teachers and fighters are powering the revolution against the ruling military junta.

Ms Banu says the LGBTQ struggle in India needs to be understood through the lens of caste privilege.

Ms Reddy says political parties need to have an electoral roadmap for LGBTQ people.

Video shows a wrecked cabin after "passengers did somersaults" when severe turbulence hit the plane.

Footage shows injured passengers, items strewn across the floor and oxygen masks dangling.

Jerry, who was flying to his son's wedding, says it was the worst day of his life.

A passenger injured by severe turbulence is carried off flight SQ321 at Bangkok airport.

India's general election, the world's largest democratic exercise, is a long, colourful and visual affair.

Hundreds were killed in recent flooding in Afghanistan, which saw homes swept away and roads destroyed.

The BBC got to see just how easy it is to create a fake phone call between two people.

A family in the southern state of Andhra Pradesh shares its experience of living on government welfare schemes.

More than 100 people turn up at a welfare camp in West Bengal state to apply for government benefits.

A construction worker in the state of Madhya Pradesh is a beneficiary of India's rural housing scheme.

The patriotic anthem released in April describes Kim Jong Un as "warm-hearted" and "friendly".