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There's raw anger and real fear on the streets of Lebanon after two days of multiple explosions involving communication devices.

The suspected conversion by Israel of basic communication devices into bombs to attack Hezbollah demonstrates the deadly and confusing potential of unconventional warfare.

The day after the attack, there are still more questions than answers: how did Israel tamper with the pagers, how were the devices remotely detonated, and, most importantly as we look forward, why now?

From exploding Hezbollah pagers and walkie-talkies to a cyber attack on an Iranian nuclear facility, Israel is suspected of carrying out a number of secretive operations over the years.

A CIA officer who drugged, photographed and sexually assaulted nearly 30 women in postings around the world has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.

Sky News' Data and Forensics team has spoken to four experts to answer the question - how does a pager or hand-held radio explode?

A 12-year-old boy has shot dead a black bear that was mauling his father during a hunting trip in the US.

The West still relies on the Russian nuclear power industry and vice versa, a review has warned.

Nintendo and its partner The Pokemon Company have filed a legal case against the makers of the hit survival adventure game Palworld.

The Middle East is the closest it has been to regional war in 50 years, Saudi Arabia's ambassador to the UK has warned.