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A single mother from Bandar Abbas reflects on the fear and resilience of living through repeated attacks.### Demolition complicates the search for bodies after Venezuela’s earthquakesVenezuela has begun tearing down unstable buildings after its deadly earthquakes. But what is the cost to survivors?### As Spain grieves, recurrent heatwaves stir fears of further wildfiresAfter more than a dozen people died in recent forest fires, residents and experts try to prevent further tragedies.### ‘I wanted to hug whatever remained’: Gaza families’ 3-year wait for funeralThousands gather for mass funeral of 112 members of Abu Sharia and al-Hasayna families killed in 2023 Israeli attack.### Reform UK plan to return asylum seekers using navy ‘dangerous in practice’Nigel Farage’s party says ‘Operation Fortress’ would stop migrants ‘invading’, but experts slam proposal as unrealistic.A family visits the Meroe pyramids at the Meroe archaeological site in Bejrawiya, Sudan. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]Pyramids at Meroe rise from the desert about 200km (125 miles) north of Khartoum in Sudan’s River Nile state. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]Archaeologists say salt crystallisation and halted maintenance threaten to erase centuries-old artwork at Meroe, like this carved relief inside a funerary temple. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]A guide, left, speaks with a visitor at the Meroe archaeological site. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]The Meroe necropolis contains more than 200 pyramids, built as tombs for the rulers of the ancient Kingdom of Kush. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]Meroe’s pyramids were constructed from about 800 BC to 350 AD, centuries after the great pyramids of Egypt. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]Unlike the broad-based Egyptian pyramids, the pyramids of Meroe are smaller, steeper and more numerous. [Mohnd Blal/AP Photo]