Binley Mega Chippy becomes a surprise TikTok star

Fans are visiting Binley Mega Chippy from across the UK after a series of popular videos.

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Cost of living: Solihull teacher turns 'fairy godmother' for prom

Teacher Stefanie Lakin appealed for help after finding one of her pupils could not afford a dress.

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Johnny Depp performs second night in UK as Amber Heard verdict looms

The star plays a rock concert in London as he awaits the outcome of his US legal battle with ex-wife Amber Heard.

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World Cup play-off semi-final: Scotland v Ukraine - what to expect from traumatised visitors

Half the squad have not played competitively since December, but Ukraine have some top players and will be driven by an enhanced sense of patriotism.

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Students accuse lecturer of sharing Russia war lies

Academics have been criticised for spreading misinformation about the war in Ukraine on social media.

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Champions League final: BBC reporter describes his experience entering the stadium

Nick Parrott was among those trying to enter the Stade de France for the Champions League final.

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UK visas: How does the points-based immigration system work?

Most people wanting to come to the UK to work need to apply via a points-based system.

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Champions League final treatment was really traumatic, fan says

Suzanne Gower says what happened to Liverpool fans like her was "dangerous" and left her terrified.

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England v New Zealand: Matty Potts - the confident kid on the brink of his Test debut

From the confident kid fighting team-mates to the brink of a Test debut at Lord's, BBC Sport looks into the making of Matty Potts.

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Ivan Perisic: Inter winger set for Tottenham medical

Inter winger Ivan Perisic is set to have a medical at Tottenham on Monday and is expected to join the club on a two-year deal.

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Actress Patricia Brake dies aged 79 after long illness

The "soap stalwart" died following a long illness, her family confirms.

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Midsomer Murders: The vicar you may have seen many times before

Meet the real-life vicar who has appeared in about 30 episodes of Midsomer Murders.

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Lester Piggott: A record-breaking jockey with ruthless will to win

Jockey Lester Piggott rewrote the record books and became a racing icon in a remarkable life which included a spell of imprisonment.

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Film fan watches 1,000 movies in coronavirus lockdown

Movie fan Phil Watts completed the feat, which sometimes involved seven films a day, in lockdown.

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Challenge Cup final: Huddersfield Giants 14-16 Wigan Warriors

Wigan Warriors stun Huddersfield Giants with a late try to win the Challenge Cup for a record-extending 20th time at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Champions League: Thousands of Liverpool fans travel to Paris final

About 60,000 Reds supporters have made the journey to France for the Champions League final.

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Large fire breaks out on superyacht in Torquay harbour

Members of the public heard a loud bang and then saw a huge plume of black smoke, police say.

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Bardney Festival: The UK's answer to Woodstock that almost never was

A big idea, star-studded line-up and the battle to get them on stage.

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Severodonetsk: Ukrainian man cycles from besieged city, dodging Russian shells

Evading the Russian forces besieging Severodonetsk, a man cycled to safety amid bombs and shells.

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Chelsea sale: Todd Boehly consortium set to complete deal on Monday

Chelsea say a "final and definitive agreement" was entered into on Friday night to sell the club to the consortium led by LA Dodgers co-owner Todd Boehly.

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Monaco Grand Prix: Charles Leclerc fastest in first practice

Ferrari's Charles Leclerc heads Red Bull's Sergio Perez in a closely matched a first practice session at the Monaco Grand Prix.

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Ukraine war in maps: Tracking the Russian invasion

Ukrainian troops are under heavy bombardment as Russian forces inch towards key targets.

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Met Police dog dies after chasing down moped thieves

PD Xavier Charles, also know as Stanley, is described as "one of the very best police dogs".

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Depeche Mode: Pet Shop Boys lead tributes to late keyboardist Andy Fletcher

The synth-pop duo call the keyboardist, who died this week aged 60, "warm, friendly and funny".

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Whitby: Ghoulish gathering smashes 'vampire' world record

A total of 1,369 people attended Whitby Abbey in North Yorkshire dressed as vampires, organisers say.

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Amanda Reddin: British Gymnastics head national coach steps down with immediate effect

British Gymnastics' head national coach Amanda Reddin steps down from the position with immediate effect.

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Lucy Bronze to leave Manchester City when contract expires this summer

England defender Lucy Bronze will leave Manchester City when her contract with the club runs out on 30 June.

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Venezia FC: Why Italian side are the 'world's most fashionable football club'

BBC Sport visits Venezia FC - dubbed "the world's most fashionable football club" by GQ magazine - to learn more about the set of kits that have spread the club's name worldwide.

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Monkeypox: First case confirmed in Wales

Public Health Wales confirms a case of monkeypox but says overall risk to the general public is low.

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Texas shooting: Uvalde tragedy opens painful memories for Sandy Hook parents

"Because it is so hauntingly similar to what happened at Sandy Hook School, it hit closer to home."

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Andy Murray says Wimbledon will never be an exhibition, even without ranking points

Andy Murray says Wimbledon will "never feel like an exhibition" despite it being stripped of ranking points.

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Vitality Blast: 2022 tournament gets under way on Wednesday

Kent Spitfires head coach Matt Walker challenges his side to become the first to win back-to-back T20 Blast titles.

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Rail strike threat over pay not unreasonable, says union

A rail workers' union urges operators to negotiate on pay after its members voted to hold a strike.

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Katie Price admits breaching restraining order

The former model admits hurling a "tirade of abuse" at her ex-husband Kieran Hayler's fiancée.

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North Korea fires missiles hours after Biden leaves Asia

It came hours after the US leader left Asia following a trip where he vowed to deter North Korea.

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Assessing Nicola Sturgeon's record 2,743 days at the top

She is the face and focal point of Scottish politics - but what has the country's longest serving first minister achieved?

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Chelsea's Emma Hayes & Sam Kerr win FA Women's Super League awards

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes is named FA Women's Super League manager of the season and striker Sam Kerr is awarded player of the season.

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Covid: Nearly 4,000 maskless London passengers hit with fines

Compulsory face coverings were reinstated amid rising concerns about the Omicron variant in November.

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Llanfair school: Four children hit by bus in stable condition

The bus mounted a kerb, hit a group of primary school pupils, and crashed into metal fencing.

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French Open: Second seed Daniil Medvedev begins with comfortable win at Roland Garros

World number two Daniil Medvedev secures his place in the French Open second round with a comfortable straight-set win over Argentine Facundo Bagnis.

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Kurt Zouma: West Ham defender pleads guilty to kicking and slapping cat

West Ham defender Kurt Zouma pleads guilty to kicking and slapping a cat after a video emerged of the incident in February.

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Wayne Couzens denies four counts of indecent exposure

The alleged offences are said to have taken place in the months before Sarah Everard's murder.

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Luc Besson: French director cleared of rape charges by Paris court

The director of The Big Blue and Nikita was accused of repeatedly raping actress Sand Van Roy.

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Nation asked to sing Sweet Caroline for the Queen

Neil Diamond's 53-year-old hit was chosen by listeners of Zoe Ball's Radio 2 Breakfast show.

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Jesse Lingard: West Ham enquire about Manchester United player

West Ham United make an enquiry about Jesse Lingard, whose Manchester United contract expires at the end of next month.

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Cannes Film Festival red carpet protest highlights murders of women

They carried a banner with the names of 129 women who have been murdered in France in the last year.

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North Korea's Kim Jong-un is seen at state funeral not wearing a mask

The North Korean leader attends the funeral of a top military official as the country faces a Covid outbreak.

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Star Wars spacecraft designer Colin Cantwell dies aged 90

The US artist was responsible for prototypes for craft like the Death Star, X-Wing and TIE fighter.

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Millionaires at Davos say 'tax us more'

At the annual meeting of the business and political elites, wealthy attendees call for fairer tax.

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Biden says China 'flirting with danger' over Taiwan

The US leader vowed to defend Taiwan if China attacked, likening such a move to Russia's war in Ukraine.

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Eilish McColgan sets British and European 10k record at Great Manchester Run

Eilish McColgan eclipses Paula Radcliffe's 19-year-old British and European record as she finishes runner-up behind Hellen Obiri at the Great Manchester Run.

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French Open: Ons Jabeur beaten in first round by Magda Linette

Sixth seed Ons Jabeur suffers a surprise first-round defeat by Magda Linette on the opening day of the French Open.

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'Welcome to Luton' stunt panics Gatwick Airport arrivals

Youtuber, Max Fosh, says the "prank" is to put smiles on faces and is sorry for any confusion caused.

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Afghanistan's female TV presenters cover their faces

A day after defying a Taliban order, women on TV fell in line with face-covering veils.

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World Rugby Sevens: England and Argentina criticised over two-minute try

England and Argentina are criticised over a long delay before scoring a try that helps both sides progress from their World Rugby Sevens men's group in Toulouse.

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Australia election: Anthony Albanese leads Labor to Australian election victory

A veteran politician, Anthony Albanese will lead the first Labor government in almost a decade.

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Kylian Mbappe: Paris St-Germain forward agrees in principle to stay at French champions

France forward Kylian Mbappe agrees in principle to stay at Paris St-Germain rather than move to Real Madrid.

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Mark Lawrenson's last-ever Premier League predictions: final-day fixtures

After more than 20 years of making predictions for the BBC, Mark Lawrenson gives his last set of scores as he looks at the weekend's fixtures on the final day of the Premier League season.

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'Amazing questions! - Kids grill England boss Gareth Southgate

England boss Gareth Southgate joins the Football Focus team on the road in Sheffield, where he is grilled by children about life as the men's national team manager.

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Indiana Jones fan's Suffolk treasure find 'largest' Claudius reign hoard

Experts say George Ridgway's find may be the biggest precious metal hoard from Claudius I's time.

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Sue Gray planning to name No 10 Covid rule-breakers

The senior official is set to publish her full report on lockdown parties in Downing Street next week.

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Sajid Javid says UK monkeypox cases double to 20

Health secretary says "most cases" have been mild and further doses of a vaccine have been ordered.

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Hinkley Point C delayed by a year as cost goes up by £3bn

The revised operating date for the Somerset site is June 2027 and is expected to cost up to £26bn.

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Seven treated for breathing problems at Birmingham Sainsbury's

The supermarket in Birmingham has been evacuated alongside several other premises within the cordon.

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Pitch invasions & violence: Jurgen Klopp & Eddie Howe 'worried' about safety

BBC Sport recaps a week of pitch invasions and violence in football as managers express concerns for safety.

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Sunday Times Rich List: Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty among UK's wealthiest

Chancellor Rishi Sunak and his wife make the Sunday Times Rich List for first time with £730m fortune.

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John Shuttleworth cave concert abandoned due to cliff rescue

A walker got lost, slipped and was left clinging to a tree 100ft (30m) above the cave entrance.

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Channel 4 News didn't do itself any favours, says Nadine Dorries

The culture secretary criticises the channel's news show - but says that is not why she wants to sell it off.

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Sri Lanka defaults on debt for first time in its history

The default comes as the country struggles with its worst financial crisis in more than 70 years.

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EuroMillons: Lottery winners scooped £184m with lucky dip ticket

Joe and Jess Thwaite, from Gloucester, said the record £184m win will give them "time to dream".

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Pressure builds on Rishi Sunak to act now on living costs

The CBI and the TUC urge the government to help the "hardest hit" as inflation soars.

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George W Bush's speech gaffe over 'Iraq invasion'

The former US president corrected himself after saying Putin had invaded Iraq rather than Ukraine.

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Jofra Archer: England pace bowler to miss summer with back injury

England fast bowler Jofra Archer will miss the entire season after suffering a stress fracture of the lower back.

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UK inflation: 'There's not much more I can do to save money'

We asked people across the country how they are coping with the rising cost of living.

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Scott Morrison crashes into a boy during football match

Scott Morrison was playing five-a-side on the campaign trail ahead of Australia's election on Saturday.

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Pug health so poor it 'can't be considered a typical dog' - study

New research has revealed the health of pugs is now different and largely worse than other dogs.

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Jamie Oliver vs Boris Johnson: It's a grudge match

The BBC's Peter Henley recalls the first time the TV chef tangled with the PM over junk food.

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The bitter fight over abortion clinic protests

Four years after the first buffer zone outside a clinic only two more have followed in England.

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

UK inflation is rising at 9%, its fastest rate for 40 years, and could go even higher.

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Brexit: What is the Northern Ireland Protocol?

The Northern Ireland Protocol is at the centre of a dispute between the UK and the EU.

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Runner loses wedding ring during a 100k Jurassic Coast race

Jonathan Haynes believes the wedding ring slipped off his finger during a fall at West Bay cliffs.

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Lincolnshire evacuee reunited with wartime friend 77 years on

Hull's Roy Gelder had not seen John Peach since the pair parted at the end of World War Two.

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Colombian robbery victim crashes car into thieves

The thieves stole a watch and mobile phone before the victim drove into them in his convertible.

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Tom Harrison: ECB chief executive to step down in June

England and Wales Cricket Board chief executive Tom Harrison will step down in June.

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Boris Johnson faces knotty diplomatic challenge in Brexit deal talks

Boris Johnson grapples with a four-dimensional diplomacy dilemma in Northern Ireland.

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Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool boss on booing of national anthem at FA Cup final

Jurgen Klopp says the booing of the national anthem by Liverpool fans before their FA Cup final victory against Chelsea is “not something I enjoyed”.

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Racism in football: 'Hate alive and well' in game says anti-racism charity Kick It Out

Incidents at Premier League matches on Sunday show "hate is alive and well within football", says anti-racism charity Kick It Out.

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Why Shanghai has abandoned its ‘relaxed’ approach to Covid

Shanghai is now under strict lockdown, in marked contrast to its previous strategy to tackle Covid.

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Premier League: What's on the line in the final week of the season?

With 15 games of the Premier League season left, the title race, battle for Europe and relegation are still on the line. Who needs what?

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Tiger Woods at US PGA: American feeling 'stronger' than at Masters

Tiger Woods returns to Southern Hills, where he won the 2007 US PGA Championship, feeling "stronger" than during last month's Masters.

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Tottenham 1-0 Burnley: Harry Kane penalty sends Spurs into fourth place

Harry Kane’s penalty sees off a stubborn Burnley side as Tottenham move above Arsenal into fourth place and keep the Clarets’ survival hopes in the balance.

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Elections 2022: What is it like to win a seat by coin toss?

Two candidates explain how their fate in the local elections was decided by the toss of a coin.

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NHS prescription charges in England to be frozen

Not raising the fees for the first time in 12 years puts money back in people's pockets, ministers say.

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Saudi Aramco: Oil giant sees profits jump as prices surge

The state-owned Saudi Aramco is currently the world's most valuable company due to soaring oil prices.

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Chelsea: Police name woman who died with her three dogs

The 41-year-old was walking her three golden retrievers when they were hit by a car, police say.

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Kenyan fighting FGM crowned world's best nurse

Anna Qabale Duba says the $250,000 prize money will help expand her school for children and adults.

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FA Cup: Watch all the goals from Liverpool's route to FA Cup final

Watch all the goals from Liverpool's route to the FA Cup final with victories over Shrewsbury Town, Cardiff City, Norwich City, Nottingham Forest & Manchester City.

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Celtic 6-0 Motherwell: Champions celebrate trophy lift with scintillating final-day victory

Celtic celebrate their Scottish Premiership trophy lift and end their season with a scintillating six-goal victory at home to Motherwell.

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Custom-made brace helps heal baby giraffe

Vets in San Diego, California, came up with a creative solution to treat a young calf's limb disorder.

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Monkeypox: Two more confirmed cases of viral infection

The individuals live together but are not linked to the case announced on 7 May, health agency says.

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Shireen Abu Aqla: UN condemns killing of Al Jazeera reporter

Shireen Abu Aqla was shot dead in disputed circumstances in the occupied West Bank.

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Eurovision's Sam Ryder answers quickfire questions

Ahead of the final on Saturday, the BBC put Sam Ryder's Eurovision knowledge to the test.

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Ji So-yun: 'Chelsea star will leave stamp on everybody's heart'

Ji So-yun will chase a fourth FA Cup title this Sunday in her last game for Chelsea and the Wembley stage is a fitting farewell.

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Premier League player of the season: Kevin de Bruyne & Mohamed Salah among nominees

Manchester City's Kevin de Bruyne and Liverpool's Mohamed Salah are among eight nominees for the Premier League player of the season award.

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Elon Musk puts Twitter deal on hold over fake account details

The billionaire tweeted that he wanted to see more information on spam and fake accounts.

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Whirlwind halts game in Peru

Watch the moment a dust whirlwind interrupts a football match in Peru, forcing the players of Semillero and San Andres to take evasive action as it tears across the pitch.

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Starling Bank boss hopes banking is becoming less sexist

The banking boss says women in business have been treated like "boiled eggs" - too hard or too soft.

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Does US really have world's highest Covid death toll?

A new report suggests other countries had more excess deaths than US during the pandemic.

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Brexit: What is the Northern Ireland Protocol?

The Northern Ireland Protocol is at the centre of a dispute between the UK and the EU.

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Brendon McCullum: England appoint former New Zealand captain as new men's Test coach

England appoint former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum as men's Test coach on a four-year deal.

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Rugby World Cup 2025: England to host women's tournament

England will stage the 2025 women's World Cup, while Australia and the United States are confirmed as future hosts.

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Covid: Ambulance waiting times and N Korea confirms first virus cases

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.

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Rob Edwards: Watford in talks with Forest Green boss after promotion success

Watford are in talks with Forest Green Rovers manager Rob Edwards as a potential successor to the departing Roy Hodgson.

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Dorset County Hall steps up security after 'granny' invasion

The "grannies for the future" are described as "anarchists" by the council leader.

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Dorset Council sorry for 'snotty green' harbour colour scheme

Dorset Council says it will correct the "mix up" with the walkway's new surface.

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Sri Lanka protests: Second night of property burnings

A nationwide curfew remains in place after anger at the economic crisis spilled over into violence.

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Tui warns no last minute deals as holiday bookings surge

The holiday company says bookings for summer holidays are to "almost reach" pre-pandemic levels.

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Ukraine war: From fighting the Nazis with the Soviets, to fleeing from Putin's war

A Ukrainian Jew who once fought the Nazis with Russia says he had to flee to escape Putin's war.

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The tuk-tuk garden beating the heat in India

An Indian tuk-tuk driver's innovative method to beat the heat has gone viral on social media.

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Graham Thorpe: Former England batter 'seriously ill' in hospital

Former England and Surrey batter Graham Thorpe is "seriously ill" in hospital, say the Professional Cricketers' Association.

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Jamie Wallis MP pleads not guilty to traffic offences

The Tory MP faces charges including failing to stop and failing to report a road traffic collision.

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Queen's Speech: What is it and why is it important?

The Queen's Speech is on 10 May, but what is it and why is it important?

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Putin says Russia fighting for motherland in Ukraine in Victory Day speech

The Russian leader uses Victory Day to tie the war in Ukraine to the fight against Nazi Germany.

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Morrisons close to winning race to rescue McColl's

The supermarket is understood to have beaten a rival offer from the petrol station firm EG Group.

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Hay-fever pill shortage hits High Street chemists

Stocks of brands such as Piriton are affected by an industry-wide shortage of a key ingredient.

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Sri Lanka: The protests unifying a nation where ethnic fault lines run deep

Unprecedented protests in Colombo are unifying a nation where ethnic fault lines run deep.

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The return of California's butterflies

Efforts to protect these beautiful insects include driving electric tractors and hand-rearing them in a lab.

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Women's Super League: How Chelsea overcame injuries, Covid & pressure to win title

Coming from behind on the final day of the season to clinch the title by a point was typical of a Chelsea side who just cannot stop winning trophies.

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WSL Highlights: Sam Kerr scores two stunners as Chelsea win WSL title

Watch highlights as Sam Kerr scores twice during her side's dramatic 4-2 win over Manchester United to give Chelsea a historic third successive Women's Super League title.

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Chelsea 4-2 Man Utd: Chelsea win historic third successive WSL title

Chelsea win a historic third successive WSL title in dramatic fashion on the final day of the season with victory over Manchester United.

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What has Sir Keir Starmer said about the PM's Covid rule-breaking?

The Labour leader urged Boris Johnson to quit over a police inquiry, but is now himself being investigated.

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NI election 2022: Will Sinn Féin's remarkable achievement be a turning point?

The party's road to election success is remarkable - but how well can they and the DUP work together?

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Painting could be first 'genuine' image of Oliver Cromwell's mum

A portrait stored in an attic could be the first genuine image of the Civil War leader's mother.

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Ncuti Gatwa: BBC names actor as next Dr Who

Ncuti Gatwa will replace Jodie Whittaker as Dr Who in the BBC science fiction programme.

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Keir Starmer guilty of hypocrisy over Durham Covid event, says Dominic Raab

But Labour's Lisa Nandy says it is "absurd" to compare Sir Keir's actions to the PM's "serial partying".

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Peacehaven: Fatal crash video footage reviewed by watchdog

Arthur Hölscher-Ermert, 27, died after being struck by an unmarked police car in Peacehaven.

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NI election results 2022: Sinn Féin's rise from IRA political wing

As the republican party's popularity rises in Stormont and Dublin, a look at its journey to the top.

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Election results 2022: How the parties performed in maps and charts

Party performance, seat gains, council changes and more all presented in maps and charts.

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Taliban to force Afghan women to wear face veil

Any woman refusing to comply with the new decree could see a male guardian jailed for three days.

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Chelsea sale: Who are the key people behind consortium buying club?

Chelsea have agreed terms on a sale, but who are the key names in the consortium buying the club?

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Elections 2022: Conservatives not complacent after losses, says Nadhim Zahawi

The education secretary urges MPs to stay loyal to the PM following poor results across Britain.

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Dave Chappelle: Stage attacker charged with misdemeanours

The US comedian was attacked on stage on Tuesday evening while performing at the Hollywood Bowl.

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Moskva sinking: US gave intelligence that helped Ukraine sink Russian cruiser - reports

The Pentagon has not commented, but a spokesman said the US gave intelligence to help Ukraine's defence.

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Election 2022: Highs and lows as councils find out their fate

There were a mix of cheers and disappointment in England as parties react to local election results.

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Elections 2022: Magic pixies and dead heats - five under-the-radar moments

We've rounded up some of the under-the radar moments from counts across the UK.

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Blackpool Victoria Hospital staff charged over patient mistreatment

Nurses and healthcare assistants in Blackpool are charged with unlawful sedation of patients and theft.

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NI election results 2022: Counting under way in Stormont Assembly vote

The DUP and Sinn Féin are vying for top spot which will decide who nominates the next first minister.

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Interest rates: What are they and how high could they go?

The Bank rate is one of the main tools used to keep the UK economy growing steadily.

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Virgin Atlantic flight returns to Heathrow after pilot roster error

Virgin Atlantic said it emerged the first officer had not completed his final flying test.

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China building collapse: Woman rescued from rubble after six days

Dozens of people are still feared missing in the debris of a fallen building in the city of Changsha.

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Dust storm and wildfires seen from space

Satellite images show gusts of up to 60mph blowing dust across Colorado and plumes of smoke in New Mexico.

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Ruth Dodsworth not letting coercive control 'define life'

Ruth Dodsworth speaks of the coercive control she endured by her husband in a new TV programme.

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Andy Murray withdraws from match against Novak Djokovic because of illness

Andy Murray pulls out of the Madrid Open because of illness and will not now play world number one Novak Djokovic on Thursday.

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Boba Fett actor's Star Wars gear sells for £155,000

Items belonging to the late Boba Fett actor, including unseen film reels, raised £155,000.

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Halifax apologises after interest rate email blunder

Halifax has said sorry after it incorrectly said the Bank of England had raised interest rates.

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Ukraine war: Why Russian oil is so sticky for Germany

Nowhere is the challenge of abandoning Russian oil clearer than in the refinery town, Schwedt.

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Toddlers & Tiaras and viral star Kailia Posey dies at 16

The Toddlers & Tiaras star was also known after her cheeky grin at the age of five was shared online.

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Local elections 2022: Party leaders woo voters on last day of campaigning

The rising cost of living dominates the final day of campaigning as parties pitch to voters.

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Sir Keir Starmer: Police have not been in touch over Durham Covid beer

The Labour leader says he has had no further contact with the Durham force after claims he broke rules.

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Starmer accuses Conservatives of mud-slinging over lockdown event

The Labour leader dismisses claims of Covid rule-breaking as minister encourages police to investigate.

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P&O brings back passengers on cross-Channel route after sackings

Tuesday marks the first time that drive-on passengers and tourists can use P&O in almost six weeks.

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Ukraine war: Nurse who lost her legs has first dance with husband in hospital

Oksana lost her legs, and four fingers, in a landmine explosion when returning home.

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Roe v Wade: What is US Supreme Court ruling on abortion?

A leaked document claims the US Supreme Court is in favour of overturning the right to abortion.

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Energy prices: What is a windfall tax and how would it work?

Labour are calling for a windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas companies.

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Met Gala 2022: Blake Lively, Kim Kardashian and others showcase lavish outfits

One of fashion's biggest events has rolled out the red carpet in New York for some of the world's stars.

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Met Gala: 22 of the hottest looks from the 2022 red carpet

Gwen Stefani, Billie Eilish, Nicki Minaj and many more walked the red carpet at the New York event.

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Runner 'pinching himself' after beating Sir Mo Farah

Winner of the Vitality London 10,000 road race, Ellis Cross, shares what it is like to beat the former Olympic champion.

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Katie Kenyon: Family tell of 'heart-breaking nightmare'

Mother-of-two Katie Kenyon was found dead in a forest on Friday with head injuries.

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Emotional reunions as New Zealand reopens to tourists

The country has reopened its borders to visitors after a pandemic lockout of more than two years.

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Conservative MP Crispin Blunt to stand down at next election

Mr Blunt, an MP for 25 years, says the last seven parliaments have been "increasingly tumultuous".

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Padstow's 'Obby 'Oss festival returns after two years

The Cornwall May Day tradition, to welcome in summer, has seen thousands line the streets.

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Scots-Italian story inspires best-selling author Adriana Trigiani

How a memorial garden in Glasgow completely changed the course of Adriana Trigiani's new novel.

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Women's Super League: United regain third after 3-0 win over West Ham

Manchester United reclaim the final Champions League qualifying spot with a 3-0 home win over West Ham.

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Katie Taylor v Amanda Serrano: Can Taylor pull off one more miracle?

Katie Taylor has already changed a country's view on women's boxing. After reaching the pinnacle of her career, what chance of a historic Irish homecoming?

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Dad plays with seven sons in final Heaton Moor rugby match

Mike Ireland and his seven sons made up a full scrum for Heaton Moor RUFC on Saturday.

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Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano react after 'unbelievable' bout at sold-out Madison Square Garden

Katie Taylor says her split-decision points win over Amanda Serrano at a sold-out Madison Square Garden, New York, is the "best moment" of her career, and both fighters confirm their desire for a rematch in Ireland.

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Bristol Parkway celebrates 50th anniversary

When Bristol Parkway was built 50 years ago it was described as a car park with a railway station.

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