Sam Smith: What's behind I'm Not Here to Make Friends backlash?

Some say I'm Not Here to Make Friends is oversexualised but fans have called out double standards.

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Secretive Saudi executions leave families in the dark

Relatives of prisoners are given no advance warning of executions, and left with no bodies to bury.

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Ambulance workers to strike on 10 February

Thousands of staff across five services in England will walkout in protest over pay.

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Man admits killing Bennylyn and Jellica Burke at his Dundee home

Andrew Innes denies murdering Bennylyn and Jellica Burke, claiming he had diminished responsibility.

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Bird charity locked out of Twitter after woodcock tweets

Elon Musk describes the issues faced by the charity as the "most ironic thing I've read in a while".

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Nicola Bulley: Friends join search for missing dog walker

Nicola Bulley's friends say the situation is a "nightmare" but they still hope she will be found.

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When and why are teachers going on strike, and will schools close?

Teachers in the biggest unions in England, Scotland and Wales are striking over pay.

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'I was sold to men for sex but police did nothing'

A woman forced to have sex with hundreds of men receives an apology after police failed to investigate.

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Laura Winham: Investigators seek whereabouts of gas engineer

Laura Winham, 38, who had schizophrenia, was found in a "mummified, almost skeletal state".

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No trans prisoners have attacked women, says justice minister

The justice secretary says none of five trans prisoners in women's units had convictions for violence against women.

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Grenfell fire: Housing developers given ultimatum to fix unsafe buildings

Companies will face 'significant consequences' over unsafe buildings, the housing secretary says.

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Annie Wersching: The Last of Us video game and Star Trek actor, dies at 45

The actress, who also featured in TV shows 24 and Star Trek, died at 45 after a cancer diagnosis.

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Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 Liverpool: Kaoru Mitoma injury-time goal sends FA Cup holders out

Kaoru Mitoma scores in stoppage time as Brighton knock holders Liverpool out of the FA Cup with victory at the Amex.

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U19 Women's World Cup: Inspired India thrash England in final

An inspired India win the first Women's Under-19 World Cup by thrashing England in a one-sided final in South Africa.

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Hexham stabbings: Boy, 16, charged with murdering teenage girl

Holly Newton, 15, was stabbed in Hexham on Friday evening and later died in hospital.

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Australian Open 2023: Novak Djokovic beats Stefanos Tsitsipas in Melbourne final

Novak Djokovic wins a record-extending 10th Australian Open and a record-equalling 22nd Grand Slam men's title by seeing off Stefanos Tsitsipas.

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Dame Esther Rantzen reveals lung cancer diagnosis

The charity founder and pioneering broadcaster says she feels "optimistic" about her treatment.

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Chris Mason: Zahawi sacking raises questions over Sunak's judgement

The now-sacked chairman is not the PM's first minister to be investigated, says BBC political editor Chris Mason.

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Tiffany Scott: Call to block trans prisoner's move to women's jail

It is understood that Tiffany Scott - previously Andrew Burns - is likely to move to a women's prison.

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Rishi Sunak: Have his first 100 days been calm or 'cringe'?

As the prime minister reaches a key milestone, Laura Kuenssberg assesses his performance so far.

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British soldier accused of terror offences appears in court

Daniel Abed Khalife was charged on Friday over two incidents at RAF Stafford, including a bomb hoax.

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Reneé Rapp: The Sex Lives Of College Girls actress destined for music stardom

As a child, Reneé Rapp had a masterplan to become a pop star. In the last year, it's started to pay off.

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Jerusalem shooting: Thirteen-year-old held over second attack in days

A Palestinian boy is arrested after opening fire in the city, a day after an attack killed seven people.

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Hexham stabbing: Teen arrested on suspicion of murder after girl, 15, dies

A 16-year-old boy is arrested on suspicion of murder following the incident in Northumberland.

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Australian Open 2023: Aryna Sabalenka beats Elena Rybakina to win Melbourne title

Aryna Sabalenka wins her first Grand Slam singles title by fighting back to beat Elena Rybakina in the Australian Open final.

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Brent Cross: Charity department store opens in 'UK first'

The pop-up department store will sell second-hand fashion items supplied by 10 different charities.

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Tyre Nichols bodycam footage: What we know about the arrest video

Lawyers for the 29-year-old's family say the bodycam footage shows Mr Nichols being severely beaten.

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New Zealand: Airport flooded and homes swamped in Auckland

New Zealand's largest city is hit by torrential rain, causing widespread flooding.

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Daniel Harris: Teen detained over videos linked to US mass shootings

Daniel Harris's far-right videos were shared by a gunman who killed 10 people in New York.

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Auckland floods: New Zealand city declares emergency after torrential rain

A torrential downpour in New Zealand's largest city prompts evacuations, power cuts and other chaos.

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Marvel's Renner was injured trying to save nephew

A police report discloses more details about the snowplough accident that seriously injured the actor.

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Jacob Rees-Mogg to host GB News show

The former business secretary will "debate the hot topics of the day", the broadcaster confirmed.

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NHS Tracker: Find out about hospital waiting times in your area this winter

Flu, staff shortages and Covid backlogs are putting the NHS under severe strain, find out what's happening in your area.

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'The joy of fen skating is a great metaphor for life'

Photographer Harry George Hall captures skaters during a rare moment when conditions are just right.

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Jail for former West Yorkshire PC who let wife take blame for speeding

A judge says the former officer thought he could "get away with it" but had been proved wrong.

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Is UK being left behind in global climate investment battle?

The future of the planet and the global economy are entwined in a potentially risky geopolitical game.

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Oscars 2023: Till director Chinonye Chukwu calls out misogyny and racism after snub

Chinonye Chukwu, who wrote and directed Till, says there's "unabashed misogyny towards Black women".

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Humans and wild apes share common sign language

Researchers believe gestures used by chimps and bonobos were a "starting point" for our language.

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Elle Edwards: Christmas shooting victim had happy life, vicar says

Elle Edwards' funeral will ensure "she's not defined by what happened", a vicar says.

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Key questions about Nadhim Zahawi's tax affairs

The Conservative Party chairman is under pressure to fully explain the circumstances of a tax settlement.

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Ukraine weapons: What tanks and other equipment are the world giving?

Military equipment is being sent to support Ukraine, but President Zelensky says more is needed to stop Russia.

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Cost of living: Woman puts cat down jumper to keep warm

Sharon Hearn says she can only afford to heat her home for two hours a day.

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Burns Night: Lady Carolina Nairne's poignant work mistaken for bard's

Lady Carolina Nairne wrote a poignant folk song commonly attributed to the great Scottish bard.

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Dreaded Covid-flu twindemic cost NHS this winter

Hospital admissions peaked on 29 December, putting significant pressure on services, NHS bosses say.

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Police fears rise for baby missing in icy temperatures

Police are looking for Constance Marten and Mark Gordon, who went missing with their baby on 7 January.

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Princess Eugenie pregnant with second child

The royal baby will be the 13th in line to the British throne.

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Doja Cat turns heads in red body paint and 30,000 crystals at Schiaparelli's Paris show

The rapper turns heads in full body paint and 30,000 crystals at Schiaparelli's Paris catwalk show.

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Webb telescope hunts life's icy chemical origins

The new super space telescope has been studying some of the darkest, coldest regions of space.

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Richard Sharp: BBC chairman says he won't quit over Boris Johnson loan row

Richard Sharp says he is confident there was no conflict of interest and he welcomed an inquiry.

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Nadhim Zahawi should stand aside during probe, says Tory MP

Conservative Party chairman and ex-Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi is facing a probe into his financial affairs.

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Elon Musk says Tesla tweet was genuine in fraud case

The billionaire is accused of defrauding investors after a tweet claiming he had support for a deal.

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Russia orders Estonian ambassador to leave country

Moscow accuses Estonia of "total Russophobia" after Tallinn reduced its diplomat numbers.

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Food suppliers hit back at Tesco chair in price hike row

Industry body the Food & Drink Federation says supermarkets are already "very tough" on suppliers.

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People struggling could get lower energy prices

The regulator will also investigate the growth in households being switched to prepayment meters.

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Strikes Update: How Monday 23 January’s walkouts will affect you

What you need to know about the ambulance workers' strike, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

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Former UK PM Boris Johnson makes trip to Ukraine

The former prime minister says it is a "privilege" to visit the country once more.

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Two people dead in eight-vehicle crash on M40 in Buckinghamshire

National Highways says the southbound carriageway will be closed for a "considerable time".

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'Get it all out now' over tax affairs, Zahawi urged

Nadhim Zahawi should release "the absolute facts" on his taxes, ex-Tory party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith says.

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Firms may be hiking prices beyond inflation - Tesco boss

John Allan says it is "entirely possible" food producers are taking advantage of the poorest.

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Leeds hospital terror suspect to be held for longer - police

It follows a suspected firearm and suspicious package being found at St James's Hospital in Leeds.

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Ukraine war: The 'constant risk' for ministers travelling by helicopter

The death of senior officials in a crash near Kyiv is a reminder of the dangers of helicopter travel.

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Tax error was careless and not deliberate - Zahawi

Nadhim Zahawi says he wants to "address some of the confusion about my finances".

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Ex-officer Rhett Wilson abused his position for sexual relationships

Rhett Wilson abused his position to start sexual relationships with domestic violence victims.

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Jamie and Rebekah Vardy's home gym destroyed by fire

The footballer's wife says "thankfully no one was hurt" after the blaze at their home near Grantham.

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Burkina Faso unrest: Dozens of kidnapped women freed

Last week's mass kidnapping in an area hit by a militant Islamist insurgency was unprecedented.

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Nadhim Zahawi 'transparent' over tax affairs - Raab

Tory Party Chairman Nadhim Zahawi is under pressure over claims he tried to avoid tax and had to pay it back.

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David Nash inquest: Student 'likely to have lived' if seen in-person by GP

A failure to see David Nash face-to-face meant he underwent surgery 10 hours later than was possible.

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US judge fines Donald Trump nearly $1m for Clinton lawsuit

The judge called the March 2022 lawsuit against Hillary Clinton and others "frivolous".

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Ukraine weapons: What military equipment is the world giving?

Military equipment is being sent to support Ukraine, but President Zelensky says more is needed to stop Russia.

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Letter from Somerset arrives in Northumberland almost 30 years later

The letter sent from Somerset in the 1990s has finally reached its destination in Northumberland.

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British astronaut Tim Peake retires

The former British Army Air Corps helicopter pilot will concentrate on educational outreach.

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Rishi Sunak defends jet use after Labour 'A-list' jibe

The prime minister said taking an RAF jet to Blackpool made him more effective at his job.

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Cost of living: Calls grow for a ban on prepayment meter switching

Citizens Advice says it has seen a sharp increase in people needing crisis support, such as emergency grants.

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Kim Kardashian buys Princess Diana amethyst cross at auction

The reality TV star paid over £163,000 at Sotheby's for a necklace worn by Princess Diana.

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Ukraine war: German tanks for Ukraine depend on US approval

The German Chancellor is under pressure to supply tanks to Ukraine, but will not do so without US approval.

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Met Police officers investigated over strip-search of girl, 15

Four officers are investigated after the 15-year-old was strip-searched eight days after Child Q.

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Ofsted boss surprised by under-11s with smartphones

Amanda Spielman says she is "not comfortable" with younger children having unlimited internet access.

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Laura Kenny and Jason Kenny expecting second child

Great Britain's most successful female Olympic athlete Dame Laura Kenny and her husband Sir Jason Kenny are expecting their second child.

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Kaylea Titford: Father's neglect led to obese daughter's death, court told

Kaylea, 16, was found dead at home, weighing almost 23 stone and on soiled sheets, a court hears.

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East Yorkshire's Peggy the Pugese bids to be named UK's ugliest dog

The unusual-looking dog, from East Yorkshire, is one of several in line for winning the title.

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Polar bear kills woman and boy in Alaska village

The bear entered a remote community and began chasing after residents before being shot dead, police said.

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Can I get a Cold Weather Payment and how much are they?

Cold Weather Payments are available to some when there is a run of sub-zero temperatures.

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Andrey Medvedev: How Russian mercenary made an icy escape to Norway

Andrey Medvedev's escape makes him the first Wagner Group mercenary to defect to the West.

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Britishvolt: UK battery start-up collapses into administration

The majority of Britishvolt's 300 employees have been made redundant after last minute attempts to find a buyer failed.

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Warning after Amazon customer sent dog food instead of iPhone

Ian Burton, from Salisbury, was initially refused a refund as he had signed for the delivery.

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David Carrick: Metropolitan Police sack serial rapist police officer

David Carrick admitted dozens of rape and sexual offences against 12 women across two decades.

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Minister condemns 'draconian' gender reform block

Shona Robison said the move by the UK government was a "dark day for democracy".

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BBC Breakfast turns back the clock on 40th birthday

Russell Grant, Debbie Rix and Francis Wilson are among the familiar faces returning to the red sofa.

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Jeremy Clarkson says he apologised to Harry and Meghan for Sun column

The TV presenter was criticised for comments he made about the Duchess in a newspaper column.

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David Carrick: The serial rapist and abuser in a police uniform

Carrick's guilty pleas leave the Metropolitan Police once more apologising for a criminal in its ranks.

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Cost of living: What do I do if I can't afford to pay my debts?

What help and options are available to people struggling with debt repayments?

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Scottish teachers begin 16-day wave of rolling strikes

The action will affect two councils a day until 6 February, starting with Glasgow and East Lothian.

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Olympic Games to remain free to air on BBC up to 2032

Every Olympic Games up to and including the 2032 summer Games will continue to be shown free to air across the BBC.

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Christine Lambrecht: German defence minister resigns after blunders

Christine Lambrecht's exit comes amid pressure to allow the delivery of German-built tanks to Ukraine.

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Boy thrown from Tate Modern platform making progress, family say

A boy who was thrown from a viewing platform has made "considerable progress", his family say.

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British woman dies in avalanche in French Alps

The woman was hiking with two other people on Mont Blanc's Argentière Glacier, say French police.

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UK set for cold snap after weekend of floods

A yellow weather warning for ice is issued for parts of the UK, with snow and frost in coming days.

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HRT could cut Alzheimer's risk in some women - early study

Alzheimer's Research UK said the findings were encouraging but said more and larger studies were needed.

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Euston shooting: Three women and girl injured near church

Police say the shooting happened close to a church while a funeral was taking place, in Euston.

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Romanian police seize luxury cars from Andrew Tate's property

Vehicles including a Rolls-Royce, BMW and Mercedes-Benz were taken away.

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Alireza Akbari: Widespread outrage after British-Iranian executed

The UK described the Iranian regime, which sentenced Alireza Akbari to death for spying, as "barbaric".

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Three dead boa constrictors found among rubbish near loch

The Scottish SPCA said the boa constrictors were discovered by a member of the public in Blanefield.

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Everton directors to miss Southampton game over safety threat

Everton's board of directors will not attend Saturday's home Premier League game against Southampton because of a "real and credible" safety threat.

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Historic wild camping tradition outlawed on part of Dartmoor

Wild camping on part of a Devon moor has been ruled illegal by the High Court unless permission given.

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Two-month gap in telling public may haunt Biden

The distinctions between the inquiry into Mr Biden and a parallel one into Donald Trump may pass most Americans by.

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Man pleads guilty to throwing egg towards King in Luton

A court hears Harry May thought the monarch's visit to a "poor area" of Luton was in "bad taste".

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NI Protocol: Starmer urges Sunak to use Good Friday Agreement to solve Brexit crisis

The Labour leader says it is time for the government to put Northern Ireland above a "Brexit purity cult".

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Adidas loses stripes trademark battle with designer

The sportswear giant argued the use of four parallel stripes was too similar to its logo.

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Chocolate's texture has been examined by the University of Leeds

Healthier chocolate that feels just as good to eat could be developed, researchers say.

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Dolphins 'shout' to get heard over noise pollution

New research reveals dolphins struggle to communicate and work together as noise pollution increases.

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NASUWT teaching union fails to meet ballot turnout

The NASUWT reports a 42% turnout, saying 90% of those who voted are in favour of striking.

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'We don't train to give care in corridors'

Patients at a London hospital are waiting 24 hours in corridors as staff endure their "hardest winter".

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James Webb telescope traces arcs of dusty star formation

The new super space observatory probes a dynamic star factory 200,000 light years from Earth.

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Ukraine war: Soledar devastation revealed in satellite images

Ruined buildings and cratered landscape in and around Soledar can be seen in new satellite images.

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Riverdance's Michael Flatley has 'aggressive cancer'

The US dancer and choreographer has had surgery and is in the care of "an excellent team of doctors".

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Alireza Akbari: Iran preparing to execute British citizen - family

Alireza Akbari's wife says she was told to come to his prison in Tehran for a "final meeting".

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Fees for England universities frozen at £9,250 for two years

Universities will receive £15m to help students struggling with living costs, the government also says.

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Spare: Which Royal has come out best in the book fallout?

The BBC's Royal correspondent Daniela Relph looks at how the Royals have been affected by the publishing of Spare.

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Cardinal Pell's death brings few tears in Australia

George Pell was reviled by many for his alleged role in child sexual abuse scandals.

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NI Protocol: Sinn Féin refuses to attend talks with James Cleverly

Sinn Féin says its leader Mary Lou McDonald has been "excluded" from talks with James Cleverly.

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Met Police to target dangerous men using data, says chief

Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley announces new policing plans following several damning reviews.

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Pools and gyms at risk without further support

Swimming pools, leisure centres and gyms are at risk of closure unless the UK government offers more support to tackle soaring energy costs, a fitness industry trade body warns.

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Meteor lights up the night sky across England

An orange light streaking across the night sky is captured on mobile phones and doorbell cameras.

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Contortionist Jaures Kombila: Because of my flexibility, they called me a witch

Gabon's Jaures Kombila can get into almost any position using his amazingly flexible body.

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Petrol below £1.50 a litre for first time since Russia invaded Ukraine

Petrol at lowest price since Russia invaded Ukraine, but diesel still costs more than last year.

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Dr Dre forces right-wing politician to stop using song

The star complained after the right-wing politician used his song Still D.R.E. without permission.

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Climate: What do young campaigners want to see in 2023?

Three eco-conscious young people from around the world call for more action on the climate crisis.

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Brewdog boss pays out £500,000 in gold can row

James Watt says he made some "costly mistakes" in ads offering people a chance to win gold cans.

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Scottish hospitals are almost full, says Nicola Sturgeon

The first minister warns of "exceptional and severe" pressure on Scotland's health services.

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Union talks aimed at ending strike action get under way

Officials are holding separate talks with health, teaching and rail unions as further action this winter looms.

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China Covid: More than 88 million people in Henan infected, official says

Some 89% of people in Henan province have been infected but visits to clinics have peaked.

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Air India: The urination scandal that embarrassed the airline

The airline is accused of mishandling an incident in which a man allegedly urinated on a co-passenger.

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FA Cup fourth-round draw: Manchester United welcome Paul Ince's Reading

Manchester United will welcome their former midfielder Paul Ince's Reading side in the fourth round of the FA Cup.

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FA Cup highlights: Bristol City 1-1 Swansea City

Watch highlights as Bristol City fail to win at Ashton Gate for the eighth successive game despite Antoine Semenyo's header earning a replay at Swansea City.

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MOTD: Wolves 'very unlucky' with FA Cup VAR decisions against Liverpool

Danny Murphy and Stephen Warnock debate the two VAR decisions that went against Wolves and benefitted Liverpool during their FA Cup third round draw.

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Jack Ma to give up control of fintech giant Ant Group

The billionaire has seldom been seen in public since criticising China's financial sector in 2020.

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Can batch cooking help cut your shopping bills?

Suzanne Mulholland's time saving tips have gathered her a significant following on social media.

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China suspends social media accounts of Covid policy critics

Social media platform Weibo says it acted over personal attacks against Chinese Covid experts.

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Blackpool 4-1 Nottingham Forest: Championship strugglers knock Premier League side out of the FA Cup

Championship strugglers Blackpool humble Premier League outfit Nottingham Forest to reach the FA Cup fourth round.

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Cornwall space launch viewing information released

The event, scheduled for Monday, will be livestreamed and some tickets are available to the public.

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Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Portsmouth: Harry Kane one behind Jimmy Greaves' Spurs record after FA Cup winner

Harry Kane moves within one of Jimmy Greaves' Tottenham goalscoring record to earn Spurs a safe FA Cup passage against Portsmouth.

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Filippo Bernardini: Italian admits stealing unpublished books

Margaret Atwood, Sally Rooney and Ethan Hawke were all targets of phishing scams.

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Iran hangs two more protesters

Family members said they did not get to meet with the men before their execution.

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Essex couple's £100k stolen car found in Tilbury en route to Africa

Police warn of a rising number of luxury vehicles being stolen to order by criminal gangs.

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Gianluca Vialli obituary: 'One of the greats with a reputation to match'

Gianluca Vialli, who has died aged 58, was one of the modern era's great strikers and also one of its most popular and endearing figures, writes Phil McNulty.

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See how long hospital waits are in your area

Flu, staff shortages and Covid backlogs are putting the NHS under severe strain, find out what's happening in your area.

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BA unveils jumpsuits in first uniform revamp for 20 years

The airline has updated its workwear for the first time in 20 years with designs by Ozwald Boateng.

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Census data reveals LGBT+ populations for first time

The number of LGBT+ people living in England and Wales has been revealed in the 2021 census.

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Katharine Birbalsingh: Head teacher quits as social mobility adviser

Katharine Birbalsingh has attracted controversy since being appointed in late 2021.

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Junior doctor strike warning for March

Members of a union for doctors are to be balloted over a 72-hour walkout in March in England.

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William and Harry: Royal brothers through the years

From birth, the royal brother's lives have been closely watched from around the world.

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Evacuations ordered in California as massive storm slams into coast

The storm is expected to bring deadly flooding, landsides, and power outages affecting millions.

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Green farming schemes to be paid more taxpayers' money

The amount of money paid to farmers in England for environmental work will rise, the government says.

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Pope and 50,000 mourners say farewell to Benedict

Former Pope Benedict's funeral takes place at the Vatican, as Francis celebrates Mass with pilgrims.

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ASB Classic: Emma Raducanu retires in tears with ankle injury 11 days before Australian Open

Emma Raducanu retires from her match against Viktoria Kuzmova with an ankle injury, just 11 days before the start of the Australian Open.

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Utah shooting: Eight family members found shot dead in home

Police were conducting a welfare check when they found the bodies.

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Unclaimed bodies buried in Papua New Guinea mass grave

The bodies were found decaying in an outdoor shed and almost half were children.

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Ronaldo mixes up South Africa and Saudi Arabia after Al Nassr move

At his first press conference in Saudi Arabia, the football star refers to being in South Africa.

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Novak Djokovic set to miss Indian Wells & Miami Open as US extends vaccine requirements

Novak Djokovic is set to miss Indian Wells and the Miami Open as the US extends its requirement for international visitors to be vaccinated against Covid-19.

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Channel 4: Culture Secretary Michelle Donelan advises PM against privatisation

In a leaked letter, the culture secretary tells the PM privatisation "is not the right decision".

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Warm winter may lower energy bills later this year

Forecasts suggest bills for households may drop later in the year, although a rise in April remains certain.

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Mortgage approvals sink to lowest level in two years

New figures from the Bank of England show that they dropped to their lowest level since the middle of the pandemic.

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The weird and wonderful gadgets on show at tech expo

Thousands have come to Las Vegas for one of the world's largest technology shows.

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Ghana fishing: Abuse, corruption and death on Chinese vessels

Ghanaian fishermen have told the BBC of widespread abuse on Chinese fishing vessels.

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Joe Marler: England and Harlequins prop used offensive comment about Jake Heenan's mother

England and Harlequins prop Joe Marler made an offensive comment about Bristol flanker Jake Heenan's mother, which led to his six-week ban.

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Enzo Fernandez: Chelsea in talks with Benfica over Argentina midfielder

Chelsea are continuing talks with Benfica about signing Argentina's World Cup-winning midfielder Enzo Fernandez.

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Cost-of-living payments: Three instalments totalling £900 confirmed

People receiving benefits and on a low income will receive the money in three instalments.

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First migrants of 2023 cross Channel in small boat

The migrants, who travelled in a small boat across the Channel, were brought to shore by UK Border Force.

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World Snooker Tour match-fixing investigation: China's Zhao Xintong suspended

The 2021 UK Championship winner Zhao Xintong becomes the latest Chinese player to be suspended from the World Snooker Tour.

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UFC president Dana White and wife sorry after hitting each other in Mexico

UFC president Dana White says he and his wife have apologised to each other after a "horrible" incident in which they slapped each other in the face.

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Thor the walrus leaves Blyth after overnight harbour stay

Thor attracted huge crowds in Scarborough before spending an afternoon and night in Blyth

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Train strikes: People returning to work face more strikes

Only 20% of services are expected to run this week due to walkouts by RMT and Aslef union members.

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More MEPs could lose immunity in corruption probe, president says

EU parliament bids to lift immunity of two more MEPs in Qatar-linked corruption investigation.

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Martina Navratilova: Tennis legend diagnosed with throat and breast cancer

Martina Navratilova reveals she has been diagnosed with both throat and breast cancer.

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Wallasey pub shooting: Sister says Elle Edwards was her soulmate

Elle Edwards, 26, was shot on Christmas Eve outside The Lighthouse pub in Wallasey.

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Croatia begins new euro and Schengen zone era

The country committed to joining the eurozone when it became the EU's newest member in 2013.

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OCD: 'I was afraid to talk about it, but you shouldn't be'

People in the black community are urging others to speak out about their experience with OCD.

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Warnings for ice and travel disruption in Scotland

An ice alert is in force for the whole of Scotland and train services face a week of cancellations.

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Arctic walrus filmed returning to the sea in Scarborough

A walrus, which has drawn large crowds since arriving in Scarborough on Saturday, is filmed returning to the sea.

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How many people cross the Channel in small boats and where do they come from?

How many people seek asylum in the UK versus other countries, and how many are allowed to stay?

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Lula to be sworn in as Brazil president as Bolsonaro flies to US

The 77-year-old takes power as his predecessor Bolsonaro leaves the country to avoid the ceremony.

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Ukraine war: Putin should face trial this year, says top lawyer

Russia's leader is a "guilty man", says the barrister who led the case against Serbia's ex-leader Milosevic.

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Scarborough's New Year fireworks cancelled to protect walrus

The council called off the fireworks display over concerns it "could cause distress to the mammal".

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