Sue Gray's initial Downing Street party report findings handed to Boris Johnson

Sue Gray has given an "update on her investigations" into events held during lockdown, the Cabinet Office says.

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Ayia Napa: Woman wins appeal against gang rape lie conviction

The woman's appeal against her public mischief conviction is overturned at the Cypriot Supreme Court.

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Key Post Office deal agreed for future of cash

Customers of 30 banks and building societies can continue to use post offices to deposit cash.

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Airlines may pay out for one-hour UK flight delays

Under new plans, travellers could claim for delays of more than an hour, down from three hours currently.

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National Thank You Day: Stars hope for record-breaking national party

If 10 million people take part in national Thank You Day in June it will be a record, say organisers.

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Pillow fighting enters the professional ring

The first pillow fighting champions have been crowned at a competition in Florida in the US.

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Former England all-rounder Bresnan retires

Warwickshire's former England all-rounder Tim Bresnan announces his retirement at the age of 36.

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F1 to make Covid vaccines mandatory

Formula 1 is to make Covid-19 vaccines mandatory for all personnel this year.

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Harry and Meghan reveal Spotify Covid row concerns

The couple say they will keep their £18m content deal, despite their warning over misinformation.

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Winter Olympics 2022: Beijing reports spike in new virus cases

The highest number of cases since June 2020 is recorded as the Chinese capital hosts the Olympics.

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Avian flu outbreak sees birds culled at Whitby Wildlife Sanctuary

Whitby Wildlife Sanctuary says a number of birds have had to be culled at the centre.

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In pictures: Storm Malik hits Scotland

Gusts of up to 85mph were recorded in parts of Scotland as Storm Malik swept across the country.

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Musician Freddie Lewis on dealing with periods as a trans man

Freddie, 21, shares his experiences of having periods and explains why society should accept it too.

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Drag Race UK-inspired loo roll dolls created by Shauna Richardson

Shauna Richardson, based in Norfolk, says the lockdown idea was fuelled by "concept and humour".

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Ukraine-Russia tensions: British troops 'unlikely' to fight - Truss

The foreign secretary says the UK is using "deterrence and diplomacy" to avoid further conflict.

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Gary Mavin: Wife's shock at poor care before suicide death

Lea Mavin says it was shocking to hear a doctor thought her husband was feigning symptoms.

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Storm Malik: Woman killed by fallen tree in Aberdeen during high winds

Emergency services were called to the scene in Aberdeen while power outages hit thousands of homes.

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Emma Raducanu: Man found guilty of stalking British number one

The 35-year-old man left notes and cards at the British tennis ace's family home, a court is told.

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Graduates in England facing tax rise by stealth, says IFS

The warning from the IFS comes as the threshold for repaying student loans is frozen this year.

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Hong Kong: One of city's last Tiananmen Square memorials covered up

The University of Hong Kong hides a pavement tribute, citing only routine maintenance.

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Doncaster: Boy, 17, and man die in double fatal town centre stabbing

A boy of 17 is in police custody in connection with the deaths of a teenager and a 21-year-old man.

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Ashley Cole: Man arrested over alleged racist abuse

The incident was reported to police during the FA Cup match between Swindon and Manchester City.

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Ashleigh Barty wins Australian Open

Ashleigh Barty ends the home nation's 44-year wait for a Grand Slam women's singles champion by beating Danielle Collins to win the Australian Open title.

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Chicago trains drive over flaming tracks

The tracks are set alight to prevent them from freezing over in snowy weather.

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Peak District: Frozen 'fish eye' forms on rock

Photographer Leigh Pugh says he's never seen anything like it before.

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Disney: Minnie Mouse to swap her dress for a trouser suit

The iconic cartoon mouse is getting a temporary outfit makeover, to mixed reviews from Disney fans.

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Bloody Sunday: David Cameron wanted 'no doubt' over apology

The ex-prime minister reflects on his 2010 House of Commons statement on the events of Bloody Sunday.

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Barnard Castle records best ever year for tourists

A boom in UK breaks due to Covid-19 saw visitors increase at sites operated by English Heritage.

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Ukraine crisis: Vladimir Putin's geopolitical jigsaw

Invasion or fear strategy: the Russian leader keeps everyone guessing on his real plans for Ukraine.

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Sandbach baby born at 23 weeks goes home for first time

Rachel Morgans' daughter Bonnie leaves hospital four months after a complicated delivery.

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'I had to pay for Tourette's diagnosis'

Edie Pilkington, 16, says it was a relief to have the condition confirmed by a private consultant.

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Ukraine crisis: BBC tries to track down official bomb shelters in Kyiv

Ukrainian authorities have mapped out Kyiv's bomb shelters, but can the BBC's Sarah Rainsford find them?

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Holocaust survivor: 'Those chosen to live got a number on their arm'

Arek Hersh speaks about his experience of arriving at Nazi death camp Auschwitz-Birkenau.

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Jay Blades on how The Repair Shop supports his dyslexia

The presenter opens up about living with the learning difficulty in a new BBC documentary.

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Barry Cryer obituary: A life dedicated to laughter

He provided the words for many of Britain's top comedy acts and was on the stage and airwaves himself.

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Barty becomes first home player to reach Australian Open women's singles final in 42 years

Ashleigh Barty becomes the first home player to reach the Australian Open women's singles final in 42 years, beating Madison Keys on Rod Laver Arena.

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Koshka Duff: Professor says she faced victim blaming over police claim

A woman who won an apology from the Met tells the BBC she felt like she was on trial for eight years.

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Inflation measure shake-up amid Jack Monroe row

The food poverty campaigner is claiming victory after statistics chiefs pledged to revise their methods.

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Arbroath cliff rescue man 'a finger's grip away' from death

The "cold and tired" walker was rescued in darkness by Coastguard teams from a cliff in Arbroath.

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Boris Johnson authorised Afghan animal evacuation, leaked email suggests

Boris Johnson has previously dismissed as "nonsense" claims he intervened to help an animal charity.

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Viral videos, stoicism and stockpiling on Ukraine’s uneasy borders

With an estimated 100,000 Russian soldiers now on Ukraine's border, what do Ukrainians make of it all?

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Sainsbury's asks shoppers and staff to keep wearing masks

The retailer will continue asking customers and staff to wear masks in its shops when Plan B rules end on Thursday.

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England captain Owen Farrell to miss entire Six Nations

England captain Owen Farrell will miss the entire Six Nations with an ankle injury that requires surgery.

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Cardi B awarded almost £1m in damages in defamation case win

A court heard the rapper was subjected to a "malicious campaign" by YouTuber Latasha Kebe.

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Tonga volcano: 'We hope for the best for our families back home'

Tongans living in Fiji are collecting donations to support those impacted by the volcano and tsunami.

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The Beatles and John Lennon memorabilia to be sold as NFTs

John Lennon's eldest son Julian will keep the physical items as he sells digital versions of them.

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Holiday bookings jump as Covid travel tests axed

Jet2 says bookings increased by 30% after it was announced test rules would be relaxed.

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Royal Mail to cut jobs amid ongoing postal delays

The move comes as the firm struggles to make deliveries in part due to Covid-related absences.

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Fury could fight Whyte or Usyk as Joshua camp weigh up step-aside offer

Tyson Fury is close to agreeing his next fight and could fight Oleksandr Usyk if Anthony Joshua accepts a step-aside offer.

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Australian Open: Fourth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas battles to five-set win over Taylor Fritz

Greek fourth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas battles to a thrilling five-set victory over American Taylor Fritz to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.

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Caf ruling means Comoros without recognised keeper for last-16 tie live on BBC

Comoros goalkeeper Ali Ahamada will miss their Africa Cup of Nations last-16 tie on Monday despite testing negative for coronavirus.

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Smeding selected as Team GB's first female long track speed skater for 42 years

Ellia Smeding will be the first female long track speed skater to represent Britain for 42 years at Beijing 2022.

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Ford set for England Six Nations recall to replace Farrell

George Ford is set to win a recall to England's Six Nations squad to replace injured captain Owen Farrell.

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Man Utd beat Spurs in WSL to claim sixth successive win

Manchester United record their sixth win in all competitions as they beat Tottenham in the Women's Super League.

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Pieters wins Abu Dhabi Championship while frustrated Hatton wants 18th 'blowing to oblivion'

Belgian Thomas Pieters holds his nerve to win the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship by one shot at Yas Links as England's Tyrrell Hatton says he would like to "blow up" the 18th hole.

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Ski Sunday: Meet Markus Eder - Possibly the greatest skier you've never heard of

British Olympian James Woods introduces possibly the greatest skier you've never heard of - the incredible, Markus Eder.

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The controversial Irish force sent to police Palestine

The disbandment of the Royal Irish Constabulary in 1922 led hundreds of ex-members to go overseas.

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Stretford boy, 16, fatally stabbed prompting murder probe

The teenager was found with stab injuries and died shortly after being taken to hospital, police say.

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Mystery book sculptures to be auctioned in Edinburgh

Five paper creations by an anonymous artist are to be sold to raise funds for the Scottish Book Trust.

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Man in court charged with murder of Freda Walker, 86

Freda Walker died at her home in Derbyshire and her husband Ken is in a critical condition.

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New Cross Fire: Artwork to commemorate 14 young people who died

There have never been charges over what many believe to be a racially motivated arson attack.

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Klopp says 'outstanding' Kelleher will start Carabao Cup final

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher will start the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea.

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Period products for NHS staff 'a basic necessity'

A leading consultant says staff are bleeding through their scrubs because they have no access to sanitary products.

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The roller-skating group tackling loneliness

Skate Social Belfast regularly meets at well-known city landmarks, including Titanic Belfast.

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Robot vacuum cleaner escapes from Cambridge Travelodge

The automated vacuum device ignores a hotel door's threshold and makes a break for freedom.

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England captain Farrell set to miss Six Nations opener

England captain Owen Farrell is set to miss the Six Nations opener against Scotland after suffering an injury in Saracens training.

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Australian Open: Naomi Osaka out to Amanda Anisimova, Ashleigh Barty wins in Melbourne

Defending champion Naomi Osaka is out of the Australian Open after losing in the third round to American opponent Amanda Anisimova.

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Covid-19: 'We'll be second-class citizens if self-isolation rules go'

People with conditions that mean the vaccine does not work fear the removal of self-isolation rules.

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Meet the woman who tells us to mind the gap

Ever wondered whose voice you're hearing when you're getting on the London Tube?

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Fats Timbo: 'I thought I was cursed'

Influencer opens up about overcoming bullying and insecurity.

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Tonga: Zero-Covid island nation fears aid could bring in virus

Efforts are being made to deliver humanitarian supplies with minimum risk of infection.

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More County Championship games to be played in June & July

Extra County Championship matches will be played in June and July following calls for more red-ball cricket in mid-summer.

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Brilliant McGrath helps Australia thrash England in Ashes opener

England are thrashed in the opening match of the Women's Ashes as Tahlia McGrath fires Australia to a nine-wicket win in the first T20.

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Subdued Murray beaten in straight sets by Daniel at Australian Open

Britain's former world number one Andy Murray produces a subdued display as he loses to Japan's Taro Daniel in the Australian Open second round.

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Australian Open: Andy Murray opponent Taro Daniel almost hits umpire with wild return

Watch as Andy Murray's opponent Taro Daniel hits a wild return that skims the back of the chair umpire during their second round match at the Australian Open.

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Smith could be a brilliant 10 for England but needs Farrell - Jones

England fly-half Marcus Smith "could be an absolutely brilliant 10", but needs the help of Owen Farrell to "run the game for him", says head coach Eddie Jones.

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Millionaires ask to pay more tax

A group of more than 100 of the richest people say current tax systems are "not fair".

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Conservative MPs moving against Boris Johnson are 'like a jilted lover', says MP

Boris Johnson faces a loss of faith among newer MPs - but the PM's supporters insist he can survive.

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What is Wordle and why does Countdown's Susie Dent love it?

The online word game 'Wordle' has attracted millions of daily users - including Countdown's Susie Dent.

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The women facing rape threats and abuses on Clubhouse

The women say right-wing trolls in India targeted them for criticising Narendra Modi and his government.

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In pictures: Stunning Wolf Moon dazzles around the world

Photographers across the globe captured the lunar event alongside some spectacular landscapes.

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French skier investigated over collision with British girl

A skier who hit a five-year-old in the French Alps who then died faces a possible charge of manslaughter.

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Mourners line the streets for Ashling Murphy

Crowds, including schoolchildren holding pictures of Ms Murphy, came out in force to say farewell.

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What is the UK's inflation rate and why is the cost of living going up?

The cost of living is at its highest rate for 10 years and is expected to increase further.

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Licence fee freeze will cost BBC £285m and hit programmes - director general

The new TV licence deal will result in a £285m funding gap, according to the BBC director general.

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Ashling Murphy: 'Only something powerful can come out of this'

Ashling Murphy's priest reflects on a community's grief ahead of the murdered teacher's funeral.

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Australian Open: Why Emma Raducanu needs time and patience

As Emma Raducanu starts the Australian Open as tennis' newest Grand Slam women's singles champion, BBC Sport looks at why expectations must be tempered.

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Gracie Spinks death: Parents to take Gracie's Law petition to MPs

Gracie Spinks, 23, is thought to have been killed by a former colleague who stalked her.

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ScotWind offshore auction raises £700m

Crown Estate Scotland said 17 projects have been chosen in the first seabed leasing round in a decade.

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Boris Johnson not in danger over parties, says Nadhim Zahawi

As MPs return to Westminster, the education secretary denies an operation to save the PM is in place.

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The Ashes: Ollie Robinson out to 'ghastly' dismissal as Australia wrap up 4-0 Ashes win

Watch the moment Australia captain Pat Cummins seals a 4-0 Ashes win as he removes Ollie Robinson as England collapse to 124 all out, losing the final Test by 146 runs in Hobart.

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East Winch salt appeal to treat bitten and injured seal pups

A charity is treating dozens of injured baby seals, with some being attacked by dogs on beaches.

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The Ashes: 'A huge step towards victory' - Ben Stokes falls for five

Australia take a "huge step towards victory" as they claim the wicket of Ben Stokes for just five leaving England on 92-4 needing 271 to win the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart.

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The Ashes: 'He's done it again!' - Cameron Green claims wicket of Zak Crawley

Cameron Green claims his third wicket of the innings as he has Zak Crawley caught behind to leave England on 83-3 needing 271 to win the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart.

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The Ashes: Rory Burns deflects Cameron Green ball back down onto his stumps

Watch the moment Rory Burns deflects on to his stumps from a Cameron Green delivery as the opener is out for 26 with England needing 271 to win the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart.

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Ashes: Ex-England players, pundits and fans react to another collapse

As England once again collapse in an Ashes Test down under, ex-players, pundits and fans react to yet another poor showing from the tourists' batters.

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England collapse again as Australia take charge of final Ashes Test

England's batting again crumples before Australia lost late wickets on the second day of the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart.

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Tottenham-Arsenal off because Gunners do not have enough players

Arsenal's north London derby against Tottenham on Sunday is postponed because the Gunners do not have enough available players to field a side.

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The Ashes: Australia in charge as England collapse again - highlights

Watch highlights as 17 wickets fall as England struggle with the bat once again on the second day of the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart.

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What’s really going on with Covid deaths data?

A bigger proportion of deaths recorded in the daily data are people who died with Covid, rather than from it.

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'High confidence' Omicron is less severe in UK

Health advisors say vaccines give them confidence that most people will not become severely ill with Covid.

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Manchester Arena attack: Man arrested over bombing wanted in drugs probe

Zuhir Nassrat was linked to two of the three chemicals used to make the bomb that killed 22 people.

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Ashling Murphy: Vigils across Ireland for murdered teacher

Vigils for Ashling Murphy are taking place in dozens of locations across the island of Ireland.

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Energy firm E.On apologises for sending socks to customers

It is the second energy supplier in a week to admit to a marketing gaffe as customers face rocketing bills.

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Bafta Film Awards: Can Rebel Wilson save the 2022 awards season?

The actress is due to host the Bafta Film Awards in February in an effort to boost viewing figures.

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Eddie the Eagle's Olympic jump recreated in giant ice sculpture

Two artists recreate the Winter Olympian's famous ski jumping effort in 100 tonnes of snow.

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Empty Sheffield John Lewis to be wrapped in £100k hoarding

Three options for the Sheffield city centre building are revealed in a new public consultation.

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Why the Scottish Tory leader wants to oust Boris Johnson

The nightmare scenario for Douglas Ross is that Boris Johnson's premiership survives the party scandal.

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What titles is Prince Andrew losing?

Prince Andrew's military titles and royal patronages have been returned to the Queen

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The 86-year-old runner who refuses to slow down

Tony Bowman, who has had two heart attacks, is aiming to run the 100m when he's 100 years old.

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Kylie Jenner becomes first woman with 300 million Instagram followers

Ariana Grande, previously the app's most popular woman, is now tied in second place with Selena Gomez.

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Boris Johnson party row: Public 'made fools of' - man fined for gathering

Kieron McArdle was fined £100 by police for having three friends in his garden on his birthday.

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Obese Cheshire dog gets new home and sheds five stone

Philip the springer spaniel was at risk of being put to sleep after munching on cakes and biscuits.

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Coachella 2022: Kanye West, Billie Eilish and Harry Styles to headline

Kanye West, Billie Eilish and Harry Styles will headline the Californian festival.

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Chinese agent infiltrates UK Parliament, says MI5

Christine Ching Kui Lee made donations to MPs to "advance the agenda" of the Chinese Communist Party.

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‘I’ve never seen anything like it’ - Mali beat Tunisia amid controversy as referee blows for full-time early

Mali beat Tunisia 1-0 at the Africa Cup of Nations, in a game that ends in controversy after the referee blows for full-time early.

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Downing Street party: Has Boris Johnson's apology won over the Conservatives?

The reaction of Tory MPs to the PM's statement on the Downing Street garden party will be crucial.

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Cultural changes needed at Badminton England, report says

Badminton England needs to implement "some fundamental cultural, behavioural, and procedural changes", a report finds.

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‘We haven’t got a blank cheque’ – how Newcastle avoid the ‘nightmare’ of January transfer window

Newcastle have made a decent start to the January transfer window but still need a centre-back at a time when deals can be tricky and dangers await.

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Baby found by teenagers in -20C in Siberia doing well

The parents of one of the teenagers wish to adopt the little girl if relatives cannot be found.

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Armed stand-off forcing Coventry businesses to close doors

A school is closed, a library is used by police and businesses are shut as a stand-off continues.

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Don't Look Up: What's the plan to deal with asteroids and comets?

Hollywood loves movies about space rocks hitting earth, but how would we deal with the real thing?

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EastEnders starts filming on troubled new £87m Albert Square set

The BBC soap has been criticised for going way over budget and schedule.

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Covid: PM 'can't hide from party claims' and Scotland lifts crowd rules

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.

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Vicar of Dibley actor Gary Waldhorn dies

The veteran performer was known for playing Councillor David Horton in Dawn French's TV sitcom.

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Homes, roads and airports at high risk of damage in Arctic - study

New research shows the huge threat posed by permafrost thaw to millions living in the Arctic.

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Durham A1 crash: Lorry driver was browsing dating sites

Ion Onut, 41, is jailed for more than eight years for causing the deaths of three people in July.

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Magawa, the landmine-sniffing hero rat, dies aged eight

Magawa was awarded a gold medal for heroism for clearing landmines in Cambodia.

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Lewis Hamilton: Mercedes driver to decide on F1 future after Abu Dhabi inquiry

Lewis Hamilton will not decide on his F1 future until he sees the results of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix inquiry.

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Full crowds can return to fixtures in Scotland

Full crowds can return to Scottish outdoor sporting events from Monday, first minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed.

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Novak Djokovic: What's next for Grand Slam champion after Australia row?

Novak Djokovic is set to play in the Australian Open after the cancellation of his visa by the nation's border officials was overturned. What happens next for the Serb?

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Covid: Fact-checking the doctor who challenged the health secretary

An intensive-care doctor challenged the health secretary over mandatory vaccination - are his claims right?

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Novak Djokavic: How tennis player won visa row court case

Australia's legal defence collapsed on the evidence of the tennis player's treatment at the airport.

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Djokovic Covid timeline: Did he break rules after testing positive?

There is now focus on what the tennis star did following his positive test - here's a timeline of what we know.

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Cladding: Why is it unsafe and what money has the government promised?

The government wants building firms to pay for the removal of unsafe cladding from some buildings.

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Spain: Badger thought to have found Roman treasure

Archaeologists discovered Roman coins outside the den of an animal next to a cave in northern Spain.

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The Premier League team of the season so far - based on your ratings

No Ederson, no Cristiano Ronaldo, no Romelu Lukaku - but which players are in your Premier League team of the season so far?

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Covid-19: Common cold may give some protection, study suggests

Researchers say immune cells made to defend the body against some colds could help stave off Covid.

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Venues must have anti-terror measures under government plans

The legal duty has been championed by the mother of Martyn Hett, who was killed in the 2017 Manchester attack.

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Novak Djokovic: Australia says tennis star given no visa assurances

The tennis star hopes to play in the Australian Open but instead could be deported.

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Kazakhstan unrest: At least 164 killed in crackdown on protests, reports say

Days of violent anti-government protests also saw nearly 6,000 people arrested, officials say.

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Morrisons scraps 'use by' date on milk in favour of sniff test

The supermarket says a sniff test is a better guide to quality - with 'best before' labels used instead.

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Liz Truss 'willing' to override Northern Ireland-part of Brexit deal

The foreign secretary issues a warning over the Northern Ireland-part of the deal if negotiations fail.

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Mouldy tomatoes 999 call to Welsh Ambulance Service

Of 470,653 calls for Welsh ambulances in the last 12 months nearly a quarter were non-essential.

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Afghanistan: Baby lost in Kabul evacuation is reunited with family

The infant was lost after being handed to an American soldier at Kabul airport in August.

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Pakistan snow: Hundreds rescued from vehicles in deadly blizzard

Tourists trapped by a blizzard for hours in freezing conditions are sheltering in the town of Murree.

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BBC reporter covered by snow flurry while filming

Laura Trevelyan's piece to camera in Washington DC is interrupted by a sudden white-out.

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Covid operation cancellations leave girl, 13, in pain

Keri says her daughter has seen operations postponed twice due to Covid-related staff shortages.

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GB's Bankes completes World Cup weekend double with win in Russia

Britain's Charlotte Bankes claims her second snowboard cross World Cup event win in as many days as she continues her Winter Olympic preparations.

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Marilyn Bergman: Oscar-winning lyricist dies at 93

Together with her husband, Bergman wrote songs for legends like Barbara Streisand and Fred Astaire.

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Cladding: Michael Gove to vow to pursue firms behind safety problems

The housing secretary will set out measures to force developers to pay for cladding removal.

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Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict: Dozens killed in airstrike at camp, say aid staff

Aid workers in northern Ethiopia say 56 people are killed in a strike on a camp for the displaced.

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Crook teacher banned over terrorist funding

Miriam Sebbagh is banned from teaching for life after giving money to people involved in terrorism.

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Turkmenistan plans to close its 'Gateway to Hell'

The site, a fire burning for decades in a huge desert gas crater, is a popular tourist attraction.

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Basildon firefighters rescue puppy stuck in baby formula milk tin

The "curious' French Bulldog is freed thanks to firefighters in Basildon.

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Covid: UK records more than 150,000 deaths

The UK is the seventh country to pass this number, after the US, Brazil, India, Russia, Mexico and Peru.

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Kazakhstan unrest: Ex-intelligence chief arrested for treason

Karim Massimov's arrest comes in the wake of violent, nationwide anti-government protests.

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Pakistan: Many dead as heavy snow traps drivers in their vehicles

Some 1,000 vehicles were trapped during a blizzard in the town of Murree, the interior minister says.

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Jack Dromey: Birmingham 'will not be the same' without the veteran MP

Tributes are paid across the West Midlands following the death of the Labour Erdington MP.

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Sidney Poitier: The actor who broke down Hollywood's racial barriers

Sidney Poitier, the actor and director who helped break down Hollywood's racial barriers, dies aged 94.

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Peter Bogdanovich: Barbra Streisand leads tributes to late film director

The New York filmmaker was Oscar-nominated for his coming-of-age drama The Last Picture Show.

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Westminster double murder: Lee Peacock denies killing two people

Sharon Pickles and Clinton Ashmore were both stabbed in central London in August.

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Benjamin Mendy: Rape-accused Man City footballer granted bail

Manchester City's Benjamin Mendy is accused of attacking five women over a period of 10 months.

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Grange Hill movie to take a look at Britain now, says creator Phil Redmond

Creator Sir Phil Redmond is set to reboot the long-running BBC school television drama series.

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Downing Street refurbishment: What is the row about?

Boris Johnson's adviser on standards has published his report into how work on the flat was paid for.

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How the US marked the Capitol riot anniversary

American lawmakers gathered at the Capitol one year after a mob stormed the building.

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CES: Should the world’s biggest tech show have gone ahead?

The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has gone ahead in Las Vegas, despite the pandemic.

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CES 2022: Colour changing cars and remotes that eat wi-fi

A look at some of the innovations on display in Las Vegas at the annual CES tech show.

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Yiewsley death: Boy, 13, arrested over west London street stabbing

Dariusz Wolosz, 46, was killed in West Drayton in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

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Deborah Turness: ITN boss to be new CEO of BBC News

She will replace Fran Unsworth, who announced she was leaving the corporation last year.

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'It doesn't matter what bowlers you play if you're out for 140' - Broad on England batting woes

Stuart Broad says it "doesn't matter" which bowlers England play if they fail to post big first-innings scores.

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Ben John: Judge encouraged by extremist's progress with classic novels

Ben John was ordered by a judge to read classic novels after being found with a bomb-making manual.

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Djokovic supporters gather outside detention hotel

Fans of tennis legend Novak Djokovic have gathered outside the player's hotel to voice their support.

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MP Margaret Ferrier to face trial on Covid rule-breach charge

She denies travelling between Glasgow and London knowing she had symptoms of coronavirus.

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We don't know how high bills will go - Octopus Energy boss

The founder and boss of Octopus Energy tells the BBC the sector is working on bringing prices down.

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The Apprentice: Tim Campbell 'honoured' to stand in for Claude Littner

Former winner Tim Campbell will replace Claude Littner, who was injured in a cycling accident.

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Carabao Cup: Arsenal v Liverpool postponed because of severe Covid outbreak at Anfield

Liverpool's Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Arsenal on Thursday is postponed because of a "severe outbreak of Covid" at the Anfield club.

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Brexit: Did the EU ban crown marks on pint glasses?

The government said restoring crown stamps to pints was one of the "key successes" of Brexit so far.

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Adelaide International: Ashleigh Barty fights back to beat Coco Gauff

World number one Ashleigh Barty marks her return to the court with a gritty win against American teenager Coco Gauff in Adelaide.

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Gandikota: The stunning Indian gorge that resembles the Grand Canyon

The Gandikota gorge in southern India is believed to be nearly 100,000 years old.

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Liverpool assistant Lijnders latest to isolate after Covid test as club seeks Arsenal Carabao Cup postponement

Liverpool assistant coach Pep Lijnders is the latest to isolate because of coronavirus at the club as it seeks a postponement of Thursday's Carabao Cup semi-final first leg at Arsenal.

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Lukaku returns to Chelsea squad for cup semi-final after apologising for interview comments

Romelu Lukaku has apologised for interview comments and will return to the Chelsea squad for Wednesday's Carabao Cup semi-final first leg against Tottenham, manager Thomas Tuchel says.

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Pregnancy: 'I felt fat-shamed by banter at my 12-week scan'

A study finds women with obesity can feel "deeply stigmatised" during pregnancy.

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Silicon Valley's trial of the century

A look at the Theranos trial and the evidence that led to Elizabeth Holmes being found guilty of fraud.

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Djokovic gets Covid jab waiver for Australian Open

Novak Djokovic will defend his Australian Open title after receiving a medical exemption from having a Covid-19 vaccination.

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Elizabeth Holmes: Has the Theranos scandal changed Silicon Valley?

Could a Theranos scandal happen again or has Silicon Valley learnt its lesson?

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500,000 demand removal of Sir Tony Blair's knighthood

A petition accuses the ex-PM of war crimes, but Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer says the honour is deserved.

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Zaian Aimable-Lina: Teen charged with murder after 15-year-old stabbed

The boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, will appear in court on Tuesday.

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Lake District mountain rescuers plea after busiest-ever year

Lake District volunteers were called out to help people 680 times in 2021.

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BBC 100: Mr Darcy's shirt included in online centenary exhibition

Three online collections are launched to mark the BBC's celebrations for its 100th birthday.

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Israeli photographer captures unique bird spoon image

Wildlife photographer Albert Keshet said it was one of the most amazing pictures he had ever taken.

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Hungry goats recycle Christmas trees - and disrupt interviews

These goats at a London farm are part of an unusual way to recycle Christmas trees.

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Richard Leakey - fossil expert, conservationist and politician

The achievements of Richard Leakey, who has died aged 77, were as remarkable as they were diverse.

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Covid jab for five to 11-year-olds in Ireland

The Republic of Ireland opens its coronavirus vaccine portal to its youngest cohort yet.

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Brown hits career-high 50 points as Boston win

Jaylen Brown scores a career-high 50 points as the Boston Celtics beat the Orlando Magic in overtime.

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Hillingdon murder inquiry: Police arrest teenager over stabbing

The fatal stabbing in Hillingdon was the 30th killing of a youth in London in 2021.

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The Ashes: Joe Root says England can 'stand up in adversity'

Captain Joe Root says England have "a chance to come together" in the fourth Ashes Test against Australia starting on Wednesday.

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E-scooter rider, 74, dies in crash with parked cars

Police say the man collided with two cars that were parked on the side of the road.

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Covid: Israel Omicron spike could bring herd immunity but with risks - health boss

Health boss says Omicron may lead to herd immunity but it would be better achieved via vaccination.

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Thunderstorm warning for south and east England

Gusty winds and heavy rain follow unseasonably warm weather, with potential for local disruption.

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Lionel Messi: Paris St-Germain forward isolating after testing positive for Covid-19

Argentina forward Lionel Messi is one of four Paris St-Germain players to test positive for Covid-19.

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Zaian Aimable-Lina: Second murder arrest after boy stabbed to death

A 15-year-old boy is in custody while another boy, also 15, has been bailed until late January.

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EU flag removed from Arc de Triomphe after right-wing outrage

The French government denies bowing to far-right pressure over the flag at the Arc de Triomphe.

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North West Ambulance Service defibrillator returned after Twitter appeal

The device was taken from an ambulance as paramedics responded to an emergency on New Year's Day.

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Leeds United 3-1 Burnley: Hosts move eight points clear of drop

Leeds end a three-game losing run in the Premier League with a victory over Burnley that adds to the Clarets' own relegation fears.

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Eric Liddell: Olympic champion inducted into Scottish Rugby Hall of Fame

Olympic champion Eric Liddell has been inducted into Scottish Rugby's Hall of Fame on the 100th anniversary of his first cap.

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Wales-Ireland walking route to celebrate Celtic links

The pilgrimage route will be developed in Wales and Ireland and aims to attract thousands each year.

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Lucy Clews: Appeal to trace stab victim's Christmas movements

Lucy Clews was found dead in Cannock, Staffordshire, on 29 December after being repeatedly stabbed.

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Lukaku dropped from Chelsea squad for visit of Liverpool

Chelsea striker Romelu Lukaku has been dropped for Sunday's game against Liverpool, BBC Sport understands.

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Andy Murray to face Facundo Bagnis in Australian Open warm-up tournament

Andy Murray will play Facundo Bagnis of Argentina in his first match of 2022.

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Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman: Mother would meet PC jailed for crime scene photos

Two men took photos of the bodies of Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman instead of guarding the scene.

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Rowley Regis: Driver arrested after girl, 14, dies in crash

The man is in custody on suspicion of causing death by driving while under the influence of drugs.

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New law allowing assisted suicide takes effect in Austria

The new law allows chronically or terminally ill adults to make provisions for an assisted suicide.

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Emma Raducanu withdraws Melbourne Summer Set after Covid-19 isolation

US Open champion Emma Raducanu withdraws from this week's Melbourne Summer Set, a warm-up event for the Australian Open.

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Juno: Norfolk search dog recovering well after rescue

After going missing in the wild for six days, Juno is at home and "starting to get fan mail".

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Late goal gives Man City win at Arsenal in incident-packed encounter

Rodri scores a stoppage-time winner as Manchester City beat 10-man Arsenal to move 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League.

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Liverpool boss Klopp to miss Chelsea game after suspected positive Covid test

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp returns a suspected positive test for Covid-19 and will miss Sunday's game against Chelsea.

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The NFL Show: Jason Bell & Osi Umenyiora on whether Aaron Rodgers will win MVP

The NFL Show's Jason Bell and Osi Umenyiora discuss why Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodger could win this season Most Valuable Player award.

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Vitaliy Mykolenko: Everton sign Ukraine left-back from Dynamo Kiev for undisclosed fee

Everton sign defender Vitaliy Mykolenko from Dynamo Kiev for an undisclosed fee on a four-and-a-half-year deal.

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Newcastle make bid for Atletico defender Trippier

Newcastle United make a bid to sign England right-back Kieran Trippier from Spanish champions Atletico Madrid.

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Winter Olympics, Commonwealth Games and multiple World Cups - what are the must-see sporting events of 2022?

The Winter Olympics, Commonwealth Games, Women's Euros and the men's World Cup are just some of the big events taking place in 2022.

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Quiz: How well do you remember football in 2021?

Test your knowledge of football in 2021 by taking our quiz...

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DeRozan buzzer-beater seals Bulls win as James scores 43 points in Lakers victory

DeMar DeRozan scores a buzzer-beating three-pointer to give the Chicago Bulls a 108-106 win at the Indiana Pacers in the NBA.

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