Venezuelan Nobel winner tells BBC people risked their lives for her to come to Oslo

Evri has issued an apology after receiving over 80 complaints from customers regarding delays and parcels that were marked as delivered but never arrived. This situation has caused significant frustration among users, particularly in Northern Ireland, where the issues have been more pronounced.

A Somali deportee, previously an Uber driver in the United States, expresses fear of jihadists after being sent back to Mogadishu. This situation highlights the challenges faced by Somali migrants who are concerned about their safety and future after deportation.

Belarus has freed 123 political prisoners, including prominent opposition activist Maria Kolesnikova, following a deal with the United States that resulted in the lifting of sanctions against the country. This release has been celebrated by supporters and marks a significant moment in Belarus's political landscape.

Comedian Robin Ince has resigned from his role as co-host of the BBC Radio 4 podcast The Infinite Monkey Cage, citing a fallout with BBC executives over his views, which he described as 'problematic'. Ince, who had been with the show for 16 years, expressed that he felt compelled to leave due to a perceived lack of 'obedience' to the corporation's expectations regarding personal opinions.

Hundreds of parents have shared their experiences with the BBC regarding the struggles faced by adopted children, highlighting issues related to addiction and mental health. A charity has reported that the current support system is under severe strain, prompting calls for lifelong support for these children.