The US Justice Department accuses Google of disadvantaging its rivals in search and advertising.
The US Justice Department accuses Google of disadvantaging its rivals in search and advertising.
The father of a pupil at the school where Samuel Paty worked was in touch with the killer, reports say.
A breakthrough appears to have been made to extend the nations' last-remaining treaty - New Start.
Peter Madsen was jailed for life in 2018 for murdering Swedish journalist Kim Wall.
The Berchtesgaden area starts a two-week lockdown, Germany's first since the spring Covid peak.
Officials say the Chinese national ordered the killings while captaining a Taiwanese vessel in 2012.
The US Justice Department accuses Google of disadvantaging its rivals in search and advertising.
The father of a pupil at the school where Samuel Paty worked was in touch with the killer, reports say.
A breakthrough appears to have been made to extend the nations' last-remaining treaty - New Start.
Peter Madsen was jailed for life in 2018 for murdering Swedish journalist Kim Wall.
The Berchtesgaden area starts a two-week lockdown, Germany's first since the spring Covid peak.
Officials say the Chinese national ordered the killings while captaining a Taiwanese vessel in 2012.
The father of a pupil at the school where Samuel Paty worked was in touch with the killer, reports say.
A breakthrough appears to have been made to extend the nations' last-remaining treaty - New Start.
BBC World Service
Ten human rights organisations have demanded that an Algerian political activist be released from jail so that he can have life-saving heart surgery.
Amnesty International says Abdallah Benaoum's health has deteriorated rapidly, but his requests to be transferred to hospital have been turned down:
Mr Benaoum was detained late last year after he posted criticism of the authorities on social media.
The BBC takes a look at the current state of the shipbuilding market in South Africa.
Hajib Mwalimu and other boat men in Zanzibar have been severely affected by the pandemic.
The UN's humanitarian chief has told BBC Focus on Africa that the "place that worries [him] most" is the central Sahel.
Mark Lowcock of Ocha pointed to conflicts arising from people having to compete for already strained resources - and the combination of "low development", high poverty, accelerating climate change and rapid population growth.
"You're seeing clashes, for example, between farming families and families who make a living through nomadic pastoralism," Mr Lowcock said.
"All of those things, together with the fact that this is not the region where the empowerment of women and girls is advanced as much as in some other places, are causing grievances."
His comments come as the UN hopes to raise $1bn (£770m) with a virtual donor conference hosted with Denmark, Germany and the EU.
Armed militia operate in the Sahel, which has become a frontline in the war against Islamist militancy for almost a decade.
"The extremist groups are one manifestation of that, there's also an uptick in organised crime," Mr Lowcock told the BBC.
He said that people being forced from their homes is "a symptom of these underlying problems".
"Not much short of two million people are now displaced across the region - a massive increase over the last couple of years."
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Linnete Bahati
BBC Monitoring Disinformation Team
Guinea's government has condemned the spread of "fake news" online following the first round of Guinea's presidential elections on Sunday.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mamadi Touré denounced as "completely false" a video circulating online claiming to be a recording of a phone call made by President Alpha Condé conceding defeat to his rival Cellou Dalein Diallo.
He dismissed another viral post claiming that diplomats were putting pressure on President Condé "to accept defeat and that he was trying to "negotiate a second round to avoid humiliation in the first round".
Official results have not yet been announced, despite a declaration of victory by opposition leader Cellou Dalein Diallo on Monday.
Guinea's electoral commission said it was the only body authorised to declare the results.
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By Shane Harrison
BBC NI Dublin correspondent
Protesters in the Lekki and Alausa areas of Lagos have not dispersed, more than 20 minutes after a curfew kicked in.
They are singing the national anthem at the Lekki toll gate.
No security officers have been spotted at either site yet, the BBC's Nduka Orjinmo reports.
Ishaq Khalid
BBC News, Abuja
Nigeria's police chief Mohammed Adamu has ordered the immediate nationwide deployment of the anti-riot police unit – the Police Mobile Force (PMF) – "to protect lives and property of all Nigerians and secure critical national infrastructure across the country".
The Inspector-General has also ordered massive deployment of police officers to strengthen security around prisons nationwide.
In a statement, the police said the orders are coming on the "heels of increasing attacks including acts of arson and malicious damage to public and private facilities."
Mr Paty is to be posthumously awarded the French Legion of Honour, the country's highest award.
By Patrick Clahane
BBC News
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