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BBC News with Rosemary Crick.

The organizers of the street protests in Sudan have met the country’s transitional military council in Khartoum. They say they rejected the two-year transition period announced by the new military leader. General Burhan has named his council which includes officers from the military and other security services.

The Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte has warned that foreign military intervention in Libya might trigger a refugee exodus across the Mediterranean. He called for all sides to work together to stop the fighting as forces led by a renegade military commander advanced on the capital Tripoli.

The navy in Malta has moved more than 60 migrants, including women and children from a German charity vessel to shore after other European Union countries offer to take them in. The migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa were rescued by the charity Sea Eye.

A judge in Ecuador has jailed a Swedish software developer close to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Ola Bini was put into detention, pending possible cyberattack charges. Ecuador says he visited Mr. Assange dozens of times during the 7 years he stayed in their London embassy.

27 women and children from the minority Yazidis community have been repatriated to Iraq after they were freed from the Islamic State group in eastern Syria last month.

Rescue workers in the Brazilian city of Rio de Janeiro have recovered more bodies from the ruins of two unfinished buildings that collapsed in the west of the city. It brings to seven the number of people killed.

The world’s largest aircraft has made its maiden flight in California. The six-engine plane with the wings span greater than the length of a football field is designed for air launching small satellites.

Sadaf Khadem has become the first Iranian woman to take part in an official boxing match. She’s fighting a French woman Anne Chauvinin in a French town 4 years after taking up the sport.

BBC news.