Homes of residents caught in dispute catch fire on same day

The BBC reports on the harrowing experiences of individuals fleeing el-Fasher, Sudan, where violence has escalated following the city's fall. Refugees describe witnessing horrific scenes, including vehicles driving over injured people, as they seek safety in makeshift camps. The situation highlights the urgent humanitarian crisis in the region.

Minister Bridget Phillipson defended a recent policy reversal on workers' rights, stating that this pragmatic U-turn would facilitate quicker delivery of broader benefits to the workforce. The decision reflects a shift in approach aimed at addressing immediate concerns in the labor market.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, the daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has resigned amid allegations of recruiting South Africans to fight for Russian forces in the Ukraine conflict. This resignation follows a BBC report featuring a South African who recounted the brutal realities of war after being lured into the conflict.

Robbie Gibb's influence within the BBC has been scrutinized as reports indicate his role has contributed to a crisis within the organization, raising concerns about governance and bias. This scrutiny follows a series of high-profile resignations, including that of the director general and BBC News chief, which have been linked to a toxic culture of distrust fostered by the board's assertiveness.