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The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog has warned of potential disaster after the power supply to the Zaporizhzhia plant in southern Ukraine was again cut by shellfire. We speak to our Diplomatic Correspondent about the missile strikes in Zaporizhzhia and elsewhere in Ukraine and about Russia's war strategy.

Georgia has withdrawn a controversial law in the face of mass protests. So what happens now with the protests?

One month since the earthquakes in Turkey and Syria, schools in the hardest-hit regions are still not operating. Two teachers, who lost many of their students, colleagues and friends, share their experiences.

A bill has been tabled in Uganda's parliament that would further criminalise anyone identifying as gay or transgender. We speak to our correspondent in Kampala.

(Photo: Locals salvage items after two rocket's hit private buildings in the Zolochiv district near the Western Ukrainian city of Lviv, 09 March 2023. Credit: MYKOLA TYS/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock)