BBC News - World

• US warship seizes huge weapons shipment in Arabian Sea
  The intended destination of the thousands of Russian and Chinese weapons is under investigation.
• NBC refuses to air Golden Globes over lack of diversity
  NBC, which has aired the Hollywood awards ceremony since 1996, said it wants to see "meaningful reform".
• Nasa craft carrying 4.5bn-year-old asteroid dust begins long trek home
  Scientists believe the dust sample may provide clues on the formation of the Solar System.
• Jerusalem violence: Deadly air strikes hit Gaza after rocket attacks
  Up to 20 people are killed as Israel's military responds to rocket fire towards Jerusalem.
• India Covid: Dozens of bodies wash up on banks of Ganges river
  It is not clear where the bodies came from but local media suggest they may be Covid-19 victims.
• Colonial hack: How did cyber-attackers shut off pipeline?
  Attacks on critical national infrastructure are an increasing concern, experts say.
• US fuel pipeline hackers 'didn't mean to create problems'
  The US has relaxed rules on fuel transport after a ransomware cyber-attack took the pipeline offline.
• Agent Orange: French court rejects lawsuit against chemical companies
  The case sought damages from firms that produced the notorious defoliant used in the Vietnam War.
• Iraqi TV journalist shot day after anti-government activist's killing
  TV reporter Ahmed Hassan and protest leader Ihab al-Wazni were targeted by unidentified gunmen.
• Michel Fourniret: Jailed French serial killer dies aged 79
  Dubbed the Ogre of the Ardennes, Fourniret killed at least eight girls or young women.