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Bad weather slows Iraqi forces as they battle for western Mosul In Iraq, security forces continue to make advances into the center of western Mosul as they battle fighters from the ISIL for control of the city. But progress was hampered by bad weather – as thousands of civilians continue to flee the fighting.CGTN’s Tony Cheng reports.

Bomb-rigged homes delay return of Iraqi residents near Mosul Bomb-rigged homes delay return of Iraqi residents near Mosul. More than 300,000 people have been displaced from their homes since the Iraqi military offensive began to push ISIL out of Mosul, the group's last stronghold in Iraq. But the armed group has left behind countless mines and booby-traps in the areas it once occupied. It’s an enormous challenge to clear these areas and make them safe for people to return. Al Jazeera's Dekker went to a village in the Khazir area, east of Mosul, which was retaken from ISIL last May.

Mosul offensive: On the road to the 'caliphate' mosque - BBC New sHundreds of civilians remain trapped in the west of the Iraqi city of Mosul, as government forces battle so-called Islamic State militants. BBC reporter Feras Kilani accompanied troops as they advanced towards a symbolic mosque in Mosul's densely-populated Old City.

Prof Robert Kelly is back & this time his wife & children are meant to be in shot! BBC News Prof Robert E Kelly has returned to BBC News to talk about his unexpected viral fame last week, when his children crashed his live TV interview to the amusement of millions of people who later watched the clip. Prof Kelly, an expert on South Korea, was joined in the follow-up video with his wife, Jung-a Kim and children Marion and James. He confirmed to the BBC's James Menendez that he was, despite online speculation, wearing trousers during the interview.

How Brazil's 'Valley of Death' fought back - BBC NewsCubatao in Brazil was notorious for lethally high levels of air pollution, which led to malformations in newborn babies and widespread health problems. But by the early 1990s, the city known as the "Valley of Death" had fought back, cutting pollution levels by 90%. However, Cubatao is still among the most polluted cities in the region, and must work hard to maintain cleaner air. Camilla Costa reports.

IS conflict: Raqqa residents flee looming battle - BBC NewsOn the sixth anniversary of the start of the uprising in Syria, much attention is focused on the city of Raqqa, the de-facto capital of the "caliphate" proclaimed by so-called Islamic State. Thousands of civilians are fleeing the surrounding area ahead of an assault by US-backed Kurdish and Arab fighters that is widely expected to start in the coming weeks. Produced by Feras Killani and Dina Demrdash

Moment BBC crew caught up in Mount Etna volcano eruption - BBC News A BBC team and a number of tourists have suffered minor injuries when Mount Etna in Sicily erupted. Lava flow mixed with steam had caused a huge explosion, which pelted the group with boiling rocks and steam BBC science reporter Rebecca Morelle. About eight people had been injured, with some evacuated from the mountain by rescue teams.

"He was holding soldier by neck" - eyewitnesses to Paris-Orly attack - BBC NewsEyewitnesses speak about the Paris-Orly airport attack where a man was shot dead after he tried to grab a soldier's gun. The man, named as "Ziyed B", was killed by security forces in France after attacking a patrol in the airport's south terminal. Earlier on Saturday 18 March he had been involved in a shooting and then a carjacking in the Paris area. Prosecutors have opened an anti-terror investigation. Ziyed B had been reported as radicalised in the past, and was on a police watch-list.