The legendary Nigerian actor Olu Jacobs died at the age of 84.
Olu Jacobs was one of the most recognized Nigerian actors, whose career spanned several decades.
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He told ChatGPT that he wanted to kill his son - then he was arrested
The case raises questions about what should happen when chatbots identify a potential threat before a crime is committed.
How to cultivate the image of the "good boy" of music led Ed Sheeran to go through the worst crisis of his career
The popular British singer faces the greatest controversy of his career after excluding from his tour the rapper Macklemore, who defended the Palestinian cause while acting as a soap player.
How the "water elevators" of the Panama Canal work and why El Niño affects them
Ronald Ávila and José María Rodero, from BBC Mundo, travelled to Panama to understand how the channel works.
Trump's hostility brings Canada closer to the European Union
The Canadian Prime Minister is visiting Strasbourg this week in search of a "single alliance" with the EU.
Diana's brother from Wales claims that Charles III sounded "as if he had won the lottery" when he called him after the princess's death.
The Buckingham Palace has rejected these statements and said that the duel can "dye the memory" of events.
What are these "Russian Houses" that Moscow opens in Africa?
This announcement comes a week after Germany announced the closure of the Russian House in Berlin, accusing Moscow of an incident involving a drone at Leipzig/Halle airport.
Who is Robert Kraft, the billionaire in the center of the controversy over the Ed Sheeran tour
The controversy surrounding Ed Sheeran involves a multimillionaire American owner, among others, of one of the stadiums where the British artist plans to act.
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"I was a few weeks away from getting married to a serial rapist. My loved ones saved my life. »
The woman told the BBC how her family and friends had transmitted decisive evidence to the police, which led to the arrest of the rapist.
Lindsay Clancy holdout juror says he had no doubt she deliberately killed her children
It is the first time the juror, who refused to side with the others and acquit Clancy, has spoken publicly about his decision.
Shots heard as police start moving migrants from Ceuta beaches
Police reportedly fired into the air on Friday morning as they struggled to contain crowds jostling to secure a place at the tented site.
Mbappé says "support Ceuta" after the polemic around t-shirts
Vini Jr, Mbappé and Konaté hide Ceuta's support message before the Real Madrid match against Elche.
Why putting your hands on the ground has benefits for your health
More and more research indicates that prolonged or frequent skin contact with nature could significantly alter what happens in our skin and in our body.
Another threat to the mastodon of AI is the controversy surrounding data centres.
The global AI race is faced with very localized political and environmental concerns.
The beach of the bones: how Russia tries to forget Soviet repression (but the evidence continues to flatter in a lake)
In a remote Russian village built by Soviet prisoners, the bones of the gulag victims continue to appear on an artificial beach.
How is Macondo Park, the largest scenario in Europe that Shakira created for his artistic residence in Madrid
The complex will not only host the concerts of the Colombian singer, it will also be a space for the dissemination of Latin American cuisine and literature.
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How the escalation of the Saudi oil crisis could raise prices all over the world
BBC Verify's Ben Chu examines the impact that rising energy costs could have on the global economy.
The 5 best paid leaders in the world and what we can do with their salaries
The announcement of a significant salary increase for Singapore's Prime Minister, Lawrence Wong, sparked a debate on the remuneration of political leaders around the world.
Why Putin cares about legislative elections in Russia (although there will be no surprises)
There is no doubt about the outcome of this vote, but for the Kremlin it remains important.
Does the Turkish-Israeli competition in Syria turn into a military confrontation?
With increased competition between Turkey and Israel, Damascus finds itself trapped between two regional forces. Could Syria protect its sovereignty and rebuild its State without turning into a conflict?