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BBC news with Aileen McHugh.

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A jailed Nigerian activist who stood as a presidential candidate has been released on bail after the government accepted a court ruling. The activist Sowore Omoyele was in prison on charges of treason and insulting the president.

Thousands of pilgrims from around the world have gathered for Christmas celebration in the western bank town of Bethlehem revered by Christians as the birthplace of Jesus Christ. The festivities center on the Church of Nativity in Bethlehem, which was cut off from nearby Jerusalem by Israel separation barrier.

India's cabinet has approved the allocation of more than a billion dollars to conduct a detailed census and population survey next year. There are fears that the database could be used to build a controversial register of citizens.

President Trump has made light of the possibility that North Korea could be preparing a long-range missile test after Pyongyang warned earlier this month of a possible Christmas present. Mr. Trump joked that Kim Jong un might send him a beautiful vase rather than a missile.

Two strong earthquakes have stroke central Colombia. The quakes measuring 5.8 and 6 were close to each other in the Meta region, about 80 kilometers from Villavicencio, where some residents tweeted that they had felt tremors.

And a woman in China is suing a hospital after the doctors allegedly refused to freeze her eggs because she is unmarried. Teresa Xu says staff at Beijing Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital urged her to have a child instead of preserving her eggs.

BBC news.