Pride: Stay at home if you have monkeypox symptoms

People should look out for unusual rashes, fevers and swollen glands, London's public-health director says.

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Survivors confront R. Kelly in court: 'You destroyed so many lives'

Several of the disgraced singer's victims address him directly in court during his sentencing.

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Abortion laws: The women jailed for suffering miscarriages

In El Salvador, a country with some of the world's harshest laws criminalising abortion, around 180 women have been prosecuted or jailed after losing their babies in pregnancy complications.

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LGBT in Ghana: 'We exist and we are here'

Angel Maxine, Ghana's first openly transgender musician, talks about the journey to becoming herself.

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Ghost broking: Young and vulnerable people targeted by insurance scam

There's a warning to "safeguard personal finances against fraud" amidst the cost of living crisis.

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Bowel cancer: How to check your poo

It was Dame Deborah James' top advice - but what should you be looking for?

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Mum told to stop breastfeeding at Kidderminster Sainsbury's

Beth Coles says she burst into tears after being approached by staff while feeding in her car.

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Sherwood: TV drama hailed by critics after final episode

The BBC crime drama concluded on Tuesday but has since been recommissioned for a second series.

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Raphinha: Chelsea join race to sign Leeds and Brazil winger

Chelsea have joined the race with Arsenal and Barcelona to sign Leeds winger Raphinha.

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Dame Deborah James: Tributes paid to 'unfalteringly brave' cancer campaigner

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge say the "inspirational" cancer campaigner's legacy will live on.

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Firms say government price cut plan 'slap in face'

A group says a government campaign asking businesses to cut prices is unrealistic for small firms.

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England v South Africa: Heather Knight run out first ball after lunch

England captain Heather Knight is run out by Tumi Sekhukhune off the first ball after lunch on day two of the only Test in Taunton.

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England v South Africa: Anneke Bosch removes England openers

Anneke Bosch dismiss England openers Tammy Beaumont and Emma Lamb on day two of the only Test in Taunton.

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Gabriel Jesus: Manchester City and Brazil forward having medical at Arsenal before £45m move

Manchester City and Brazil forward Gabriel Jesus is having a medical at Arsenal before a £45m move.

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In-form Berrettini out of Wimbledon with Covid-19

Matteo Berrettini, last year's runner-up in the men's singles and one of the favourites this year, withdraws from Wimbledon after testing positive for Covid-19.

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Lewis Hamilton: F1 condemns Nelson Piquet's racially abusive language about British driver

Formula 1 condemns three-time world champion Nelson Piquet for using racially abusive language about Lewis Hamilton.

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England v South Africa: Wong gets her first Test wicket with 'absolute beauty'

England's Issy Wong bowls South Africa's Laura Wolvaardt for her first Test wicket on day one of the only Test in Taunton.

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Cavendish will not ride 2022 Tour de France

Britain's Mark Cavendish will not ride the Tour de France, despite equalling the all-time record for stage wins last year.

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England v South Africa: Kate Cross makes early breakthrough

Kate Cross bowls South Africa's Andrie Steyn for eight for England's first wicket of the summer on day one of the only Test in Taunton.

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Anorexia: Woman fears she may die without specialist treatment

Amy Ellis lives in Wales, but is trying to raise money to get the specialist treatment in England.

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Kenyan policeman's suicide: A widow's grief

The force takes on mental health to help officers affected by stress - but for some it comes too late.

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Ukraine war: Helping families find missing loved ones

A Red Cross call centre is reuniting Ukrainian and Russian prisoners of war with their loved ones.

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Andy Murray 'grateful' to be reunited with Ivan Lendl for Wimbledon

Andy Murray says he was turned down by a "lot of coaches" before reuniting for a third spell with Ivan Lendl in March.

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Patrick Grady to step away from SNP membership over allegations

The Glasgow North MP is reportedly under police investigation over allegations of sexual harassment.

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Homophobia large portion of online abuse aimed at footballers and basketballers - study

Homophobia is responsible for a large portion of abuse aimed at footballers and basketballers in the men's and women's game, according to a new report.

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England v New Zealand: Ben Foakes out of third Test after testing positive for Covid-19

England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes is ruled out of the remainder of the third Test against New Zealand after testing positive for Covid-19.

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Paul McCartney fans get up early to claim Glastonbury front row spots

Fans woke up at the crack of dawn to ensure they could be in the front row when the star plays.

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'Irreplaceable' vinyls sold at Rowsley car boot by mistake

A relative was storing the records while Rohan Mellor moved house, but they got mixed up.

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Beautiful Gwynedd beaches fail to entice one job applicant

Why can't Gwynedd council get anyone to apply for role which includes patrolling "beautiful" beaches?

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Yorkshire Three Peaks walkers removing stones from walls and slopes

Walkers are being reminded not to take stones from walls and slopes in the Dales.

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The moment a woman was saved from rushing flood waters in China

It took rescue crews multiple attempts to reach the woman who was clinging to her car.

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Japanese man loses USB stick with entire city's personal details

A Japanese worker lost a USB stick containing the data of 460,000 people during a night out.

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Risk of further BA strikes as more staff consulted

The airline's engineers and call centre workers in the UK are being consulted over industrial action.

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Where do by-election defeats leave Boris Johnson's future?

Boris Johnson once again faces questions about his leadership following two defeats and a resignation.

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UK red kite success story sees chicks sent to Spain

The once near-extinct birds of prey are being flown abroad to help rescue dwindling Spanish populations.

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Severodonetsk: Ukrainian forces told to retreat from key eastern city

Severodonetsk is the current focus of Russia's invasion as Moscow tries to take control of the east.

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By-election results: Six takeaways for Tories from the doorsteps

BBC regional political editors on the view from the ground in two very different constituencies.

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Nettle eaters set for prickly Dorset contest as events returns

The person who strips the most stalks in an hour will be crowned the winner.

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Polio: What is it and how does it spread?

What is polio and how can you protect yourself from it?

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Stockport police inspector pauses council meeting to chase shoplifter

When a suspected thief ran past a council meeting, a police inspector set off in hot pursuit.

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Vincent Chin: The murder that sparked a civil rights movement

'Vincent Chin would be alive today if he were not Asian'.

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Oxford LTNs: Crews chop damaged bollard to get fire engine through

Damage to Oxford's planters and bollards is creating "significant safety concerns", the council says.

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Eating disorder survivor finds menu calories triggering

The Welsh government is deciding whether to introduce a similar rule to the one in England.

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Romelu Lukaku: What went wrong for striker at Chelsea?

Romelu Lukaku was supposed to elevate Chelsea to title contenders, but returns to Inter Milan just 10 months after his £97.5m arrival - so what went wrong for the striker at the Blues?

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Train strikes: Why railway workers say they are going on strike

Railway workers are striking over over cuts to jobs, conditions, pay and pensions.

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The tiny mites that have sex on our faces have a problem

The 0.3mm long parasites live deep in the pores of our faces but may be about to go extinct.

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Train strikes: How did passengers cope with day one?

As services ground to a halt, figures suggest commuters turned to bikes, taxis or decided to work from home.

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Swastika: Victoria bans display of Nazi symbol in Australian first

Victoria is the first state to outlaw the symbol, amid a rise in anti-Semitic incidents.

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First openly gay judge to lead LGBT veterans probe

Campaigners hope the outcome of review into the pre-2000 ban will entitle them to compensation.

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Ben Stiller: Actor speaks about 'distressing' scenes on visit to Ukraine

The Hollywood actor visits the war-torn nation in his role as a UN goodwill ambassador.

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Strava app flaw revealed runs of Israeli officials at secretive bases

A vulnerability in the fitness app allowed Israeli officials' movements to be tracked, a group says.

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Chelsea Bridge: Man who died after Taser was holding firelighter

Officers tried to detain Oladeji Adeyemi Omishore after reports he was armed with a screwdriver.

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Beyoncé, Drake and the revival of 90s house music

Both stars have turned to the deep grooves of house music for their new music. Here's why.

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Paddy Power beheading: Coroner highlights authority 'failures'

A coroner rules Khalid Yousef would not have died had his killer been given a mental health referral.

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Nayef Aguerd: West Ham complete £30m deal to sign Rennes defender

West Ham have completed the signing of Morocco defender Nayef Aguerd from Ligue 1 side Rennes for £30m.

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Archie Battersbee: Family of boy ruled dead seeks appeal

The parents of a 12-year-old boy in a coma are in court contesting a ruling that he is brain-dead.

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Chinese tornado rips through buildings and power cables

A tornado has severely damaged buildings, cars and infrastructure in the southern Chinese city Foshan.

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Archie Battersbee: This is a fight for his life, says his mother

The mother of Archie Battersbee is seeking to appeal a High Court decision to end his life support.

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Global inflation: Five ways US rate rise will affect you

The impact of higher interest rates in the US will cascade through the global economy.

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How bulldozers became a vehicle of injustice in India

Critics say India's ruling government is using bulldozers to intimidate the minority Muslim community.

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Australia v England: Eddie Jones names squad for three-Test series in July

Billy Vunipola and Danny Care are named alongside eight uncapped players in England's squad for their three-Test tour in Australia next month.

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US Open leader Matt Fitzpatrick says US Amateur win at Brookline in 2013 is helping this week

Matt Fitzpatrick says winning the US Amateur at Brookline in 2013 will give him "an edge" as he chases his first major at the Boston course on Sunday.

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Calvin Ramsay: Liverpool sign Aberdeen right-back for £4.2m

Liverpool have completed the signing of 18-year-old Scottish right-back Calvin Ramsay from Aberdeen on a five-year deal for an initial £4.2m.

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US Open: Matthew Fitzpatrick shares lead after day three

Watch highlights as England's Matthew Fitzpatrick scores a two-under 68 on day three of the US Open to tie for the lead with American Will Zalatoris.

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Canadian Grand Prix: Fernando Alonso hopes to lead race with 'maximum attack' start

Fernando Alonso says his aim is to lead the Canadian Grand Prix after taking his first front-row start for 10 years.

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Dutch government apologises to Srebrenica veterans

PM Mark Rutte said soldiers were underequipped to stop the murder of over 8,000 Muslim men and boys.

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Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold heads off protest as he meets fans in pub

Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold headed off a planned protest outside his Cheshire house by meeting some fans in his local pub.

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Naomi Osaka withdraws from Wimbledon with Achilles injury

Four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka withdraws from Wimbledon because of an Achilles injury.

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Eddie Nketiah agrees new Arsenal long-term contract

Arsenal striker Eddie Nketiah, who has been at the club since he was 14, agrees a new long-term contract with the Gunners.

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US Open: Rory McIlroy 'excited to be in the mix' entering final two rounds

Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy believes he is in a good position to challenge over the final two rounds of the US Open.

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Revealed - your starting XI if England's World Cup opener against Iran was tomorrow

After a disappointing international window for England, have you changed your mind on who to pick for the World Cup opener?

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War in Ukraine: Woman gives birth in UK after fleeing country

Staff arranged a call so Lesia Husar could introduce her husband, who is still in Ukraine, to their son.

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Coeliac patient died days after being fed Weetabix, inquest hears

An 80-year-old coeliac patient was given the cereal in hospital and died four days later.

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Mental health placements: 'No-one could visit me, no-one could bring me clean clothes'

Why are hundreds of mental health patients still being sent far away from home for treatment?

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Julian Assange: What is extradition and how does it work?

The UK Home Secretary has approved Julian Assange's extradition to the US. How does the process work?

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Three things we're cutting back on as prices rise

People in Birmingham and Kent tell the BBC how they are cutting back to cope with the cost of living crisis.

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NBA Finals: Golden State Warriors beat Boston Celtics to claim fourth title in eight years

The Golden State Warriors beat the Boston Celtics to win game six of the NBA Finals and claim their fourth NBA title in eight years.

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US Open: Rory McIlroy struggles with emotions despite strong start at Brookline

Rory McIlroy admits he found it hard to keep his emotions in check despite making a strong start to the US Open.

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England v New Zealand: Jamie Overton makes England Test squad for the first time

Jamie Overton receives a first call-up to the England Test squad for the final Test of the three-match series against New Zealand at Headingley.

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'Maybe they'll kill me' - ex-Russia captain speaks out over war

Former Russia captain Igor Denisov becomes one of the highest-profile athletes still living in the country to speak out against the war in Ukraine.

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

Interest rates are one of the main tools used to keep the UK economy growing steadily.

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'Dom was one of the best - quiet but curious'

Author Andrew Downie pays tribute to Dom Phillips, who is feared dead after going missing in Brazil.

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Lord Geidt quits: No 10 to publish resignation letter to PM

Downing Street is facing questions over why Boris Johnson's ethics adviser Lord Geidt quit his role.

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Ugo Monye: Former England wing says rugby union must tackle 'drinking culture'

Ugo Monye says rugby union must tackle its "heavy drinking" and "laddish" culture to become fully inclusive.

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Heatwaves: What do they do to the body and who is at risk?

What impact do high temperatures have on our bodies?

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Rail strike: Four out of five trains won't run during strikes

Passengers have been told not to travel unless necessary during next week's strike action.

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Oxford Street: Counterfeit chocolate 'worth £100,000' seized

The counterfeit Wonka Bars were being sold at US-themed candy shops on the famous shopping street.

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James Patterson: US author sorry for saying white writers face racism

The best-selling US author apologises for saying older white writers face a form of racism.

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EU takes new legal action against UK over post-Brexit deal changes

Brussels says altering the Northern Ireland Protocol breaks international law, but the UK disputes this.

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Watch: Hong Kong's iconic floating restaurant towed away

The 76m (250ft) Jumbo Floating Restaurant has appeared in both Cantonese and Hollywood films.

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Yellowstone National Park: Building swept away amid record flooding and park closure

Officials made the rare decision to close the national park to visitors while they assess damage to roads.

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Serena Williams indicates she will play in this year's Wimbledon

Serena Williams indicates she will play at this year's Wimbledon in what would be her first match for a year.

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Rail strikes: Thousands more workers to vote on action

The strikes could be held from July 25 and threaten to add to summer travel disruption.

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Ending of electric car grants sparks backlash

Motoring and car industry groups criticise the government's decision to end the plug-in subsidy scheme.

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Why is the UK sending asylum seekers to Rwanda?

The government wants to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda in a bid to reduce Channel crossings

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England v New Zealand: Joe Root hits six with ‘incredible’ reverse scoop

England batter Joe Roots hits an "incredible" reverse-scoop for six with only his second ball of the day on day four of the second Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge.

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Cost of living: Going without food to feed my baby

Single mum Jyndi, 25, from Northamptonshire tells the BBC that she sometimes has to miss meals to be able to feed her child.

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Ghostbusters fan wish comes true on Leeds library ghoul hunt

George, eight, spent the day chasing ghosts around Leeds Central Library.

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Erling Haaland: Manchester City complete signing of Norwegian striker from Borussia Dortmund

Erling Haaland completes his £51.2m transfer to Premier League champions Manchester City from Borussia Dortmund.

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Man v horse: Powys race won by runner Ricky Lightfoot

Ricky Lightfoot becomes the first runner in 15 years to beat horses over a 22-mile race.

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England v New Zealand: Alex Lees out for 67

Alex Lees' innings comes to an end on 67 after he edges Matt Henry to Daryl Mitchell at slip for a simple catch as England reply to New Zealand's 533.

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Grenfell's legacy: Should I 'stay put' if there's a fire in my tower block?

After it failed at Grenfell, why are people still being told to "stay put" in tower block fires?

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England v New Zealand: Alex Lees reaches first Test half-century

England batter Alex Lees achieves his first Test half-century against New Zealand on day three of the second Test at Trent Bridge.

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Hajj-Muslim pilgrims face losing out from online booking to Mecca

The Saudi government wants Muslims to book online for Mecca but many have already paid tour agents.

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East Midlands Airport closes runway in new drone alert

Eight flights are diverted from East Midlands Airport as it closes its runway for more than an hour.

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England v New Zealand: Watch highlights of Daryl Mitchell's century

New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell brings up his second century of the series off 184 balls against England on day two of the second Test at Trent Bridge.

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Oleksandr Usyk v Anthony Joshua: 'Paperwork done' for heavyweight rematch in August

Anthony Joshua's promoter Eddie Hearn says a formal announcement about the rematch with Oleksandr Usyk will be made next week.

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Florence 'DJ Cuppy' Otedola opens up about student life at Oxford University

We chat to Florence 'DJ Cuppy' Otedola, daughter of billionaire Femi Otedola, about life at Oxford University.

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Jacques O'Neill: Castleford Tigers release player to go on Love Island

Castleford Tigers release Jacques O'Neill to allow him to "pursue another opportunity" of heading in to the Love Island villa.

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Transgender Sussex paramedic says patients refuse her help

Steph Meech has been spat at and verbally abused by patients she has treated.

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Jurassic World Dominion: 'Joyless' film franchise finale mauled by critics

The final film in the Jurassic World trilogy shows it is "time for this franchise to go extinct".

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Tooting library waives 48-year fine after book returned from Canada

The book, borrowed from a south London library in 1974, had racked up thousands of pounds in fines.

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Thousands ride into town for Appleby Horse Fair

More than 30,000 people are expected to gather for the traditional Gypsy and traveller festival.

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Croydon tram crash: TfL to admit to failings over fatal derailment

Seven passengers died and 61 were injured when a tram derailed in south London in 2016.

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Schoolgirls who became Scotland's first female firefighters

Three women recall their experiences attending call-outs in the 1970s,, when only men could join the fire service.

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Soho's streets turned into new London art gallery

The Soho roads off Oxford Street will host rotating permanent art run by The Photographers' Gallery.

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Mohammad Hasnain: Pakistan fast bowler joins Oval Invincibles

Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Hasnain is the top pick in the men's Hundred overseas wildcard draft.

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Nations League: Wales face goalkeeper worries over Danny Ward and Wayne Hennessey knocks

Wales could be without their top two goalkeepers - Wayne Hennessey and Danny Ward - for Saturday's Nations League match against Belgium.

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England v New Zealand: Jack Leach in unchanged team after recovering from concussion

England name an unchanged team for the second Test against New Zealand at Trent Bridge, which begins on Friday.

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NBA Finals: Boston Celtics take 2-1 lead over Golden State Warriors

The Boston Celtics beat the Golden State Warriors 116-100 in game three of the NBA Finals to take a 2-1 lead.

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Sadio Mane: Liverpool reject £30m Bayern Munich bid

Liverpool have turned down a deal worth £30m for Senegal forward Sadio Mane from Bayern Munich.

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Princess Alexandra Hospital A&E patients warned of 13-hour wait

The health secretary says the video of a nurse speaking to patients is "not what anyone wants to see".

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The last D-day ration pack in the world

X-rays on the waxed box show the contents still inside - including biscuits, boiled sweets and tea.

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Sir David Attenborough appointed Knight of the Grand Cross

The broadcaster and conservationist was honoured by the Prince of Wales at Windsor Castle.

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How baking helped four-year-old Chef Imogen speak

Imogen has a condition which means she used to struggle to communicate.

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Phil Mickelson: I don't condone human rights violations

Six-time major winner Phil Mickelson says "I don't condone human rights violations" when asked if he had any qualms about playing in the inaugural $25m Saudi-funded LIV Golf event.

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My son is profoundly deaf - but still passed a hearing test

Carrie-Ann Farquhar was told her young son had normal hearing, but years later he was diagnosed as being profoundly deaf.

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Love Island: Tasha Ghouri becomes show's first deaf contestant

The 23-year-old from North Yorkshire tells fellow contestants it is "just something cool" about her.

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Easyjet: Cardiff rugby club stuck in France to be rescued

Almost 60 members were due to fly home on Sunday, but a coach company is going to their rescue.

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Li Jiaqi: China Lipstick King sparks Tiananmen questions

Livestreamer Li Jiaqi is yet to reappear after an apparent reference to the massacre on his show.

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Why India is buying more Russian oil

Imports of cheaper Russian oil by India are continuing to rise, according to the latest data.

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Dustin Johnson resigns from PGA Tour to play LIV Golf

Two-time major champion Dustin Johnson resigns his membership of the PGA Tour to play in the Saudi Arabian-funded LIV Golf Invitational Series.

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Boris Johnson: Time to draw a line and take country forward

In unusual move, Boris Johnson's opening remarks to his cabinet were filmed.

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Cancelled flights fuel summer holiday fears

Travel agents say staff are dealing with calls from holidaymakers anxious about their plans.

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British geologist jailed in Iraq after taking artefacts

Jim Fitton, 66, who is charged with taking 12 stones and broken pottery, is jailed for 15 years.

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Ryanair Afrikaans test: South African fury over language quiz

South Africans flying on Ryanair must take a test in the Afrikaans language to prove their nationality.

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Michaela McAreavey: Man attends police station over mocking video

Police confirmed a man was interviewed voluntarily in relation to the social media video.

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Ukraine war: Another Russian general killed by Ukrainian forces - reports

Russian state media said Major General Roman Kutuzov was the latest commander killed in fighting.

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The BBC's Chris Mason on what led to PM confidence vote

The BBC's political editor says there is anger amongst many Conservative MPs about Partygate.

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Gatwick Airport apologises to disabled passenger left on plane

Victoria Brignell was forced to wait for an hour and a half before being assisted from the plane.

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Chelsea Bridge: Man rescued from Thames after being Tasered dies

The police watchdog says it is investigating the contact Met officers had with the man in his 40s.

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Platinum Jubilee: Millions watch Party at the Palace concert

A huge pageant and thousands of street parties across the UK are among Sunday's Jubilee festivities.

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Partygate: Boris Johnson would win a confidence vote, says Grant Shapps

Some Conservative MPs say a vote on Boris Johnson's leadership could be triggered in the coming week.

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Easyjet cancels 80 flights as travel disruption continues

Airlines continue to cancel flights as travel secretary says industry must solve labour shortages.

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Several hundred remain at illegal rave site in Cornwall

Residents complain as the illegal rave, which covers a large area in Cornwall, goes into day three.

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The Irish artist who charmed East German children

Belfast-born illustrator Elizabeth Shaw lived a remarkable life in communist East Germany

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Tube strike: TfL advises people to avoid unnecessary Tube journeys

Transport for London says it expects "severe disruption" due to planned strike action on Monday.

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Ukraine war: Eurovision winner happy to sell trophy for war effort

Oleh Psiuk, leader of the winning Eurovision band, explains why he parted with the top prize.

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Robbie Williams: Fame 'intoxicating but isolating'

The Angels singer reflects on his 30-year career ahead of a homecoming gig in Stoke-on-Trent.

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Champions League final: MP calls for retraction of fan 'smears'

Liverpool MP Ian Byrne wants "a full apology" for organisers' claims over chaos at the Paris event.

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Met Office thunderstorm warning for most of Wales

Forecasters warn of flooding and travel disruption on Sunday amid thunderstorm warning.

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Rapper Hypo stabbed to death at Jubilee party in east London

Police believe the 39-year-old, real name Lamar Jackson, was the victim of the fatal London attack.

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Tiananmen: Hong Kong students hide tiny "democracy goddesses" on campus

The anonymous acts in Hong Kong defy a crackdown on public commemoration of the killings.

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Boos and cheers for Boris Johnson as he arrives at Jubilee service

Boris Johnson gets a mixed reaction as he arrives with his wife Carrie Johnson.

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Boxer Haye in court on assault charge

The former world champion is accused of an attack at the Hammersmith Apollo last year.

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Manchester Thunder: Shooter Eleanor Cardwell praises side before Superleague semi-final

Manchester Thunder goal attack Eleanor Cardwell praises her unbeaten side as they prepare to take on Team Bath in the semi-finals of the netball Superleague.

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World Cup 2022: How qualification could transform Welsh football on and off the field

Wales qualifying for their first World Cup since 1958 could transform Welsh football on and off the field - financially, politically and culturally.

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Iga Swiatek column: French Open finalist on playing Coco Gauff & listening to AC/DC & Gorillaz

In her latest BBC Sport column, world number one Iga Swiatek talks about her French Open final opponent Coco Gauff, developing a rivalry and her pre-match music playlist.

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Jack Leach: England spinner out of New Zealand Test with concussion

England spinner Jack Leach is withdrawn from the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's after suffering symptoms of concussion.

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England v New Zealand: Jonny Bairstow takes three early catches at Lord's

Jonny Bairstow takes three catches as England remove Will Young, Tom Latham and Devon Conway in the first hour on day one of the first Test at Lord's.

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Manu Tuilagi to miss Australia tour for knee surgery

England centre Manu Tuilagi will miss this summer's tour of Australia this summer to have surgery on a knee problem.

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Turkey wants to be called Türkiye in rebranding move

The country wants to be called Türkiye as part of a campaign launched by its president.

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Passengers advised to fly with just one bag

Travellers should not check-in luggage to avoid delays at airports, say industry figures.

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MLB: Texas Rangers' Eli White makes 'outrageous' catch to stop home run against Tampa Bay Rays

Watch as Eli White makes an incredible catch to prevent a home run during Texas Rangers' 3-0 win over Tampa Bay Rays.

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Jack Woodley case: Ten teenagers found guilty of murder

Ten teenagers are convicted of murdering Jack Woodley, who was kicked, punched and fatally stabbed.

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Germans get €9-a-month travel in response to energy price rises

For the next three months, public transport costs are being cut to tackle the soaring cost of living.

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Canada trials decriminalising cocaine, MDMA and other drugs

In the first trial of its kind in Canada, adults can possess small amounts of some illegal drugs.

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French Open: Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic say quarter-final was 'too late'

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic say their French Open quarter-final started too late after a four-hour match ended at 1:16am local time in Paris.

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