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A missile fired from Yemen - believed to be launched by the Houthis - landed in central Israel on Sunday, causing material damage but no injuries

Protest organisers say crowd sizes have swelled this month after Israeli troops returned six hostages who had been killed in Gaza.

Video from the site of the crash showed a train car crumpled by the impact, surrounded by crowds trying to rescue injured passengers.

Omar Belhadj, president of Algeria's Constitutional Court, announced that Abdelmadjid Tebboune 'is elected for a second term'.

Aysenur Ezgi Eygi's body, wrapped in the Turkish flag and carried by uniformed officers, arrived at its final resting place in the Aegean town of Didim.

The Ennahda party called the arrests of dozens of its members 'an unprecedented campaign of raids and violations of the most basic rights guaranteed by law'.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said 103 soldiers were 'returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity'.

Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings acknowledges links to the Al-Arqam sect but has largely sought to distance itself from its practices and beliefs.

National prosecutor Ali Mohamed Djounaid said investigators found the attacker's 'lifeless body lying on the floor' of a cell on Saturday.

Iranian state television said the 'Chamran-1 research satellite' was 'successfully launched and put into orbit by the Ghaem-100 carrier'.