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Martial law, protests and a president tried for insurrection: How did South Korea get here?A South Korean court is due to deliver its verdict in the insurrection trial of impeached president Yook Suk Yeol.
BBC Seoul correspondent Jake Kwon explains the tumultuous time that led to today's verdict.
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'Floating armoury' ship reportedly seized by Iran5 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleThomas CopelandBBC VerifyGetty ImagesA vessel reportedly operating as a “floating armoury” in the Gulf of Oman has been seized by Iranian military personnel, according to the maritime risk management company Vanguard.
The ship is now “bound for Iranian territorial waters”, the UK's Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) organisation said.
BBC Verify has checked ship-tracking data from MarineTraffic which shows the vessel – identified by Vanguard as the Honduras-flagged Hui Chuan – last broadcast its location 70km (40 miles) north-east of Fujairah in the UAE on Wednesday.
Hui Chuan's operators told Vanguard it was operating as a floating armoury which stores weapons for security firms who protect ships at sea from attack by pirates.
BBC Verify cannot confirm what was on the ship or who it was used by.
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Hurricane death toll rises as Jamaica aid effort struggles8 hours agoShareSaveWill Grant and Nick Davis,Kingston and Brandon Drenon,Reporting from Mandeville, JamaicaShareSaveWatch: BBC reports from “ground zero” of Hurricane Melissa's destructionAt least 19 people have died in Jamaica as a result of Hurricane Melissa, Information Minister Dana Morris Dixon says, as search and rescue efforts continue and authorities try to get aid to hard-hit areas.
The hurricane, one of the most powerful to strike the Caribbean, also killed at least 30 people in Haiti, officials say.
In Jamaica, “there are entire communities that seem to be marooned and areas that seem to be flattened”, Dixon said, with “devastating” scenes in western regions.
Electricity remains out to most of the island and as people try to salvage damaged homes and belongings from flood water and mud, many thousands are growing increasingly desperate for aid.
Parts of the country have been without water for several days and fo..