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The FBI and Utah officials have released a new video showing the suspect fleeing the scene of the crime - running across the roof and dropping over the edge before entering a wooded area.

A black T-shirt with an American flag and Converse shoes were highlighted as "distinctive" features of the suspect who killed Charlie Kirk, a key ally of President Trump.

DNA examinations of the crime scene are being conducted for prosecutors to pursue death penalty for the suspect, police say.

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The former President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, has been found guilty of plotting a military coup.

Brazil's Supreme Court reached the majority of three votes needed to find him guilty.

The 70-year-old has been convicted of leading a conspiracy aimed at keeping him in power after he lost the election in 2022.

While his plot failed to gain enough support from the military, it still led to Bolsonaro's supporters storming government buildings on 8 January 2023, the justices found.

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And Charlie Kirk, an influential right-wing activist and a close ally of US President Donald Trump, was shot dead while speaking at an event at a university in Utah.

Keir Starmer sacked US Ambassador Lord Peter Mandelson following the publication of messages he exchanged with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Adam and Chris discuss how the ambassador’s position became untenable, and what this means for questions around Starmer’s leadership plus Trump’s planned state visit next week.

And Charlie Kirk, an influential right-wing activist and a close ally of US President Donald Trump, was shot dead while speaking at an event at a university in Utah. But who was Charlie Kirk? And what do we know about the ongoing hunt for his killer? Marianna Spring and Caitriona Perry join Adam to discuss what we know so far.

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Sharing AI-generated images of himself riding a horse, waving a giant flag, inserting his face on Mount Rushmore... sound familiar?

If you're California Governor Gavin Newsom, that's entirely the point as he embarks on a new strategy to combat Donald Trump online, by imitating him.

It’s all part of a “dark woke” strategy which sees Newsom playing Trump at his own game on social media. Is the approach an online blueprint for the wider Democratic Party, and what are the risks for taking on the president so directly?

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With politicians returning to Westminster on Monday we look back at the summer and ahead to the challenges awaiting them.

Adam is joined by political correspondent Joe Pike, and director of the Institute for Government Hannah White, to discuss Reform UK’s attempt to fill the summer recess void, the prime minister’s latest reshuffle of his top advisers and the fiscal challenges facing Rachel Reeves after the welfare rebellion left her with less cash to spare.

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In a world of Fortnite, Grand Theft Auto and Call of Duty, how have survivor horror's like Resident Evil and Silent Hill managed to stand the test of time and survive?

We went to Gamescom in Germany to see why fans of horror survivals love them so much and how the developers of Silent Hill f and Resident Evil: Requiem manage to keep survival horrors fresh for old fans, as well as new.

The BBC's Laura Cress also asked Silent Hill f's producers about the comparisons being drawn between the latest release and Dark Souls when it comes to combat and other factors in its gameplay.

Meanwhile, Resident Evil's developers reveal how they dealt with the criticism survival horrors were becoming "too action" based.

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Israel struck Nasser Hospital at least four times during its deadly attack in southern Gaza on Monday, an analysis of new video footage by BBC Verify has found.

The attack, which has attracted international condemnation and widespread anger, reportedly killed at least 20 people, including five journalists.

Initial reports from Gaza said that Israel had struck the hospital twice, with the first blast followed nine minutes later by another which hit first responders and journalists who arrived at the scene.

But new analysis suggests the hospital was struck four times in total.

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It's been eight years since the military government in Myanmar launched widespread atrocities against the Rohingya population.

As a result, more than one million Rohingya fled to neighbouring countries, including to India.

A group of refugees have recounted how they were deported by the Indian government and left at sea off the coast of Myanmar.

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The body of Israeli hostage Ilan Weiss has been recovered in an operation in the Gaza Strip, Israel's military has announced.

Weiss, 56, was killed during Hamas's attack in southern Israel on 7 October 2023.

The remains of a second hostage, whose identity has not been released yet, were also recovered, the Israel Defense Forces said.

Israel launched a massive offensive in Gaza following the attack in which 1,200 people were killed and 251 taken back to the territory as hostages.

After the latest announcement, 48 hostages remain in Gaza - 20 of whom Israel believes are still alive.

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Thailand's prime minister has been removed by the Constitutional Court, plunging the country's politics into turmoil and dealing a blow to its most powerful political dynasty.

Paetongtarn Shinawatra was dismissed for violating ethics in a leaked June phone call, where she could be heard calling Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen "uncle" and criticising the Thai army, amid worsening border tensions with Cambodia.

The call, leaked by Hun Sen himself, damaged her reputation and critics accused her of undermining the country's army.

The ruling makes Paetongtarn, the daughter of former PM Thaksin Shinawatra, the fifth prime minister to be removed from office by the court since 2008.

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