Italy's World Cup icon Schillaci dies aged 59

Italian World Cup icon Salvatore Schillaci, the top scorer at the 1990 World Cup, dies aged 59.

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Armed men strike military school in Mali capital

Gunshots have been ringing out in Bamako but the authorities now say the situation is under control.

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New cold case probe ordered into doorstep murder of Alistair Wilson

The banker and father-of-two was shot dead at his home in the Highlands nearly 20 years ago.

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Magistrates could give longer sentences under new proposals

The Magistrates’ Association’s chief executive said the powers will help with the courts' "log jam".

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Ben Whishaw makes promise to Paddington fans over Aunt Lucy

The actor, who is the voice of the marmalade-loving bear, tells fans they will get answers.

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Sam Tompkins reunited with items stolen in raid

The singer is reunited with jewellery and his acoustic guitar after the Brighton burglary.

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Fake retro video game ring worth €50m smashed in Italy

More than 47 million pirated copies of games including and Mario Bros. and Street Fighter II were seized in raids across Italy.

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Winter fuel payment cut impact was not assessed, says Starmer

Sir Keir Starmer says it was not legally necessary to carry out analysis on changes to the payment.

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A Commons Duel on Winter Fuel

And, another candidate is voted out of the Tory leadership race.

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McLaren ask Piastri to back Norris title bid

McLaren are to prioritise Lando Norris over team-mate Oscar Piastri in their bid to win both Formula 1 world championships this year, team principal Andrea Stella tells BBC Sport.

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Bride gifted wedding dress after first lost in fire

Agnieszka Uliasz said she was "so happy" to have a replacement gown similar to the original.

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Inside Britain's Prison Crisis

Violence, over crowding and self-harm - we go inside one of the UK's most dangerous jails.

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GB win medals in all but one sport - best Paris 2024 stats

BBC Sport rounds up some of the best stats from an "incredible" Paralympic Games in Paris.

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Watch: PM Starmer on riots, fuel payments and Grenfell

The prime minister speaks to Laura Kuenssberg in his first major Downing Street interview.

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All-rounder Moeen retires from England duty

England all-rounder Moeen Ali retires from international cricket, saying "the time is right" to move on.

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Carsley and the British national anthem - explained

England interim manager Lee Carsley will not sing the British national anthem before Republic of Ireland game.

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GB's Wiggs retains Paralympic canoe title

Emma Wiggs retains her canoeing VL2 (va'a) title for her third Paralympic gold medal overall.

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Liverpool legend Yeats dies aged 86

Legendary former Liverpool captain Ron Yeats dies at the age of 86.

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Woodhall claims Paralympic gold month after wife's Olympic triumph

American Hunter Woodhall storms to victory in the T62 400m at the Paralympics in Paris, a month after his wife Tara Davis-Woodhall won Olympic long jump gold.

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Man accused of using bots and AI to earn streaming revenue

Prosecutors in the US say he fraudulently earned millions of dollars through billions of streams.

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German official suggests Rwanda scheme using UK facilities

Germany could use housing funded by the UK to process some asylum seekers in Rwanda, official suggests.

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What we know about the Apalachee High School shooting victims

Students Mason Schermerhorn and Christian Angulo were killed, as were teachers Christina Irimie and Richard Aspinwall.

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Suspect shot dead in Munich near Israeli consulate

German police say they opened fire on a "suspicious person" near the Nazi documentation centre in Munich.

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Mixed ethnicity couple forced to sell home after racist abuse

The husband and wife, who were targeted by a neighbour, say they are not surprised by the recent race attacks.

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Hostage killings leave Israeli protesters at 'breaking point'

The discovery of six hostages killed in Gaza has increased the pressure on Israel's prime minister.

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Nessa spotted as final Gavin and Stacey filming starts

Ruth Jones, James Corden and Joanna Page are seen filming the Gavin and Stacey Christmas special.

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I heard years of Grenfell testimony. Here's why the disaster could have been prevented

Opportunities missed and warnings unheeded - what the public inquiry into the fire has been told.

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'My aim on this earth is to find my missing son'

Six months on, the family of the missing student are "no further forward" in knowing where he went.

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Hounded South African beauty queen wins Nigeria contest

Chidimma Adetshina wins Miss Nigeria after a nationality row forced her out of the Miss South Africa contest.

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Doctor bailed over Matthew Perry drugs death

Dr Mark Chavez is among five people charged over the Friends star's death in Los Angeles last year.

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The Indian rapper who overtook Kendrick Lamar on music charts

With his song Big Dawgs, Hanumankind has fast become a name to reckon with in the global hip-hop scene.

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What the outdoor smoking ban in Australia could tell us about UK's future

In Australia, smoking outdoors in pubs is heavily regulated - could the UK follow suit?

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Charity campaigner dies after accident in Jordan

Claire Lomas's family say they are "absolutely devastated" following her death.

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Man caught upskirting at British Museum jailed

Jake Verano Gomez was spotted by an off-duty police officer secretly filming a woman.

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Paralympics 'a nightmare I can't wake up from' - Cox

Kadeena Cox describes the 2024 Paralympics as "a nightmare I can't wake up from" after her crash in the final of her C4-5 500m time trial.

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Hiker rescued after workmates left him on mountain, says search crew

He survived stormy weather and multiple falls after reaching a Colorado mountain summit on his own.

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Why badminton has become code for teen sex in Hong Kong

The education bureau suggests teens who want to have sex could "go out to play badminton together" instead.

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Man charged with attempted murder after mother stabbed at Carnival

The Met Police says the woman, who was with her child, remains in a critical condition in hospital.

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Elderly woman's killer released for second time to fight in Ukraine

The 85-year-old grandmother's killer has been released only a week into his 22-year prison sentence.

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Katie Price at court for questions on bankruptcies

The former model is at the hearing after being told she would be arrested if she did not attend.

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Top-level meeting shows China - and Xi - still a priority for Biden

US security adviser Jake Sullivan is on his first visit to China for talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi.

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England name Smith and Heath in T20 World Cup squad

England name spinner Linsey Smith and wicketkeeper-batter Bess Heath in their squad for the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates.

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Why are US parents moving kids out of public schools?

How politics and culture wars are shaping education choices in Arizona

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Watch: Paralympic flame's journey under the sea to France

After being lit in Stoke Mandeville the Paralympic torch headed through the Channel Tunnel on its way to Paris.

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Man dies in hospital days after assault in station

Police charged a man with grievous bodily harm, but say they are reviewing this after the death.

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Anthony Fauci recovering from West Nile virus

The former chief medical adviser is now recovering at home after suffering fever and chills.

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England call up Hull after Wood ruled out of SL series

England fast bowler Mark Wood is replaced by Josh Hull in England's squad for the remaining two Tests against Sri Lanka.

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'Keep Grenfell in your hearts during carnival'

Raymond Bernard lived on the top floor of Grenfell Tower for over 30 years and died in the tragedy.

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Leeds Festival-goers leave as tents and urinals blow away

Ticket-holder says Friday 'worst day ever' as high winds blow down urinals and merchandise stands.

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Viral US TikToker's mission to prove British food isn't bland

Kalani Smith, from Tennessee, reviews staples of British cuisine to his three million followers.

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BBC sacks One Show presenter Jermaine Jenas after complaints

The ex-footballer says there are "two sides to every story" after he is taken off air by the BBC.

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Chinese scammers cheated victims from Isle of Man base

A seaside hotel and office block were used by scam artists who tricked people out of millions of dollars.

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Man charged after nine-year-old girl stabbed

Jordan Wilkes, who is 28 and from Christchurch, is charged with attempted murder.

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Delon's family deny his request to euthanise dog

The French actor had asked for his pet dog to be humanely killed and laid in his grave.

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McKellen says fat suit saved him when he fell

Sir Ian, 85, says he is still recovering after falling from a West End stage nearly two months ago.

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Biden’s long goodbye and Hillary takes jabs at Trump

The president gives his farewell speech to Democrats and Hillary fires shots at Trump

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Singer Chappell Roan calls out fans' 'creepy behaviour'

The Good Luck, Babe! singer shares two TikToks saying what she's experienced isn't "normal".

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'Will my house near a WW2 bomb be left standing?'

A resident of a Newtownards housing estate says there is anxiety ahead of a controlled explosion.

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Grealish sends birthday wishes to 106-year-old fan

Mary Spiers celebrates her birthday with a special video message from the midfielder.

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Mpox: How dangerous is it?

It has been declared a global health emergency twice in two years

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Zaporizhzhia nuclear safety deteriorating, says UN

It follows a drone strike near the site's perimeter in Russian-occupied Ukraine.

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The six minute train journey that became a long legal nightmare

Sarah Cook was threatened with a £500 fine and prison for an unpaid ticket but she became a test case that could help thousands.

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Supplies delivered to ISS as astronauts remain stranded

Progress 89 cargo spacecraft delivers supplies to astronauts on ISS

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Allergy training must be better after Costa drink death, campaigners say

The parents of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse say Hannah Jacobs's death is a "wake up call" for the food industry.

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Could Trump really deport one million immigrants?

The mass deportation of undocumented immigrants would face legal and practical challenges - and cost billions.

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Army chaplain reportedly attacked at barracks

Irish police are investigating "a very serious incident" at Renmore Barracks in Galway.

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US-Russian woman jailed for 12 years in Russia for treason

Ksenia Karelina was found guilty of treason for donating $51 (£39) to a charity supporting Ukraine.

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Watch: Thousands of women protest about rape and murder of doctor in India

Women led a march in West Bengal state after a female doctor's brutal rape and murder last week.

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North Korea to reopen for tourism after five years

Two China-based tour operators say tourists will soon be allowed to visit Samjiyon city in the north.

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Cyanide in canal 'could be removed in a week'

Sodium cyanide is one of three substances released into the canal in the incident in Walsall.

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Listen: The view from Russia

How has the shock cross-border offensive gone down in Russia?

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Banksy's latest work appears on London Zoo gates

The image of a gorilla appearing to release animals from London Zoo is Banksy's final work of the series.

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Spurs' Bissouma apologises for laughing gas video

Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma has apologised for a "severe lack of judgement" after footage emerged appearing to show the midfielder inhaling laughing gas.

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A-level results day: Timings, grades and clearing explained

When is results day and what should you do if you don't get the grades you need?

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Palestinian horse centre vows to rebuild after West Bank demolition

Khaled's equestrian centre was destroyed by Israel after being built without a permit.

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Disney unveils new Lion King ride for Paris park

Superfans were told guests will go "on a journey through the African savanna" alongside a growing Simba.

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Teenager stole £15k worth of vapes in disorder

The 16-year-old boy also admitted assaulting an emergency worker and causing criminal damage to a police car.

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Funeral held for British teenager Jay Slater

More than 200 people attended a service in Lancashire with many watching on a large screen outside the venue.

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Banksy's new urban jungle sparks hunt for hidden meaning

Banksy has unveiled a new animal artwork every day in London - but does anyone know what they mean?

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Natasha Bedingfield: I felt I wasn't wanted in England

The singer says she never expected Unwritten to still be so popular, 20 years after it was released.

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Russia seeks 15-year sentence for US-Russian ballerina

Ksenia Karelina pleads guilty to treason charge after February arrest for donating to pro-Ukraine charity.

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Take action now over riot posts, social media firms told

The government and the media regulator have faced criticism for not intervening sooner.

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Why are there riots in the UK?

The killing of three girls in Southport has been followed by the UK's worst unrest in over a decade.

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Police hunt ex-Catalan separatist leader after return from exile

Police are searching for Carles Puigdemont, who disappeared shortly after addressing his supporters in Barcelona this morning.

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BTS star apologises for drink-driving on scooter

Suga from the K-Pop band was fined and lost his licence after a police officer saw him falling over.

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Rioters can expect rapid sentencing, says Starmer

Teenager James Nelson is thought to be the first person to be jailed for their part in the disorder.

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How much sewage is released into rivers and the sea?

Companies can release raw sewage during bad weather, but the amount spilled has doubled in England.

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Interview: Médecins Sans Frontières's Dr Natalie Roberts

Adam speaks to the Executive Director of Médecins Sans Frontières

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Angered by Paris ban, Russia's media scorns 'the Olympics of Hell'

Most Russian athletes are not allowed to compete in Paris due to their country's war in Ukraine.

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Police called to save cat with jar stuck on head

Officers from Palmhurst Police Department jumped into action when they received an unusual call.

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North Korea performs diplomatic gymnastics in Olympic comeback

They cheered Simone Biles and took selfies with their Southern "foes" - is this an-officially sanctioned charm offensive?

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Bayern reject Man Utd double bid - Saturday's gossip

Bayern Munich reject a joint bid from Manchester United for Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui, Newcastle to discuss new deal with Anthony Gordon, plus more.

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Medal hope Kerr safely through in 1500m heats

World 1500m champion Josh Kerr runs a season's best time of 3mins 35.83 seconds to win his heat on the opening morning of the athletics in Paris 2024.

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Olympic swimmer Tom Dean is first to join Strictly

Dean, a three-time Olympic champion, admits he doesn't "do too well out of water".

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Watch: How the prisoner swap unfolded

Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan and Alsu Kurmasheva where among the Americans freed in the prisoner swap.

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Brother misses out on school bus pass by 24 metres

Alex, 11, and Oscar, 13, go to the same school - but only one qualifies for funded transport.

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City of cafes: Shanghai’s love affair with coffee

Shanghai has seen a boom in cafes, with the government claiming it now has more than any other place in the world.

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Ditching of social care plan 'is a tragedy'

The plan would have introduced an £86,000 cap on the amount an older or disabled person would have to pay towards their support.

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Thousands hit by N Korea floods as Kim calls 'emergency'

A photograph taken by state media shows Kim Jong Un travelling through a flooded area in a Lexus.

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There is no help – final message of woman with ME

Edina Slayter-Engelsman returned to The Netherlands to end the “unbearable suffering” of living with ME.

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What is Hezbollah and will it go to war with Israel?

A deadly attack on the Israeli occupied Golan Heights has heightened fears of full-on fighting.

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Convicted child rapist Van de Velde booed on Olympic debut

Convicted child rapist Steven van de Velde is booed as he makes his Olympic beach volleyball debut to a mixed reaction in Paris.

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The Palestinians heading to Paris to represent their people

A small number of Palestinians are going to take part in the Olympics, despite the ongoing war.

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PC to face criminal investigation over airport kick video

A PC is to be investigated over an alleged assault on a man at Manchester Airport, the police watchdog says.

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Canadians mourn as Jasper, jewel of the Rockies, burns

The wildfire destruction to Jasper National Park has reverberated across all of Canada.

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Reeves expected to reveal public finance shortfall of billions

The chancellor will unveil a public spending hole on Monday, which speculation suggests could hit £20bn.

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Obamas endorse Kamala Harris for president

Barack and Michelle Obama say Ms Harris has the "strength that this critical moment demands".

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Harris tells Netanyahu it is time to end war in Gaza

The US vice-president says she made clear to the Israeli PM her "serious concerns" about casualties in Gaza.

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Wildfires force 25,000 to evacuate Jasper resort in Rockies

People were told to leave the popular tourist town of Jasper on Tuesday as fires approached.

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Murray out of Olympic singles but will play doubles

Andy Murray withdraws from the singles in the Olympics but will play doubles in what will be the final event of his career.

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Surge in attacks brings fear to calmer parts of Kashmir

An uptick in violence, particularly in Jammu, has stoked fears of a resurgence of militancy in the region.

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Former PM Lord Wilson sold archive to help fund his care

The two-time prime minister agreed to sell his entire archive to fund his care towards the end of his life.

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Six people die in crash between car and motorbike

Four adults and two children died on the A61 between Wakefield and Barnsley, police say.

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New Prince George photo released on 11th birthday

Kensington Palace has posted the image, taken by his mother, Catherine, Princess of Wales.

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WW2 veteran receives medals 80 years late

George Lewis is awarded his medals decades after they seemingly "got lost in the post".

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Cooper calls Leeds disorder 'audacious criminality'

Yvette Cooper MP has said those who sparked the disturbances will face full force of the law.

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UN top court says Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories is illegal

It also says Israel should end all settlement activity there, in the landmark case.

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Pupil films coach driver’s expletive-filled rant

Footage appears to show the coach driver swearing at the pupils while on a trip to London.

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King’s Speech: Starmer Pushes the Bill Button

Labour’s plans are set out by the King

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How quickly are prices rising in the UK?

The rate at which prices are rising has fallen from record highs, meeting the 2% target.

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Four Indian soldiers killed as Kashmir violence surges

The relatively peaceful Jammu region has witnessed increasing violence in recent months.

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'Serial killer' arrested after bodies found in Kenya dump

The 33-year-old confessed to having killed at least 42 women since 2022, police say.

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New dig begins in search for body of kidnap for ransom victim

Muriel McKay was abducted and murdered more than 54 years ago at a farm in Hertfordshire.

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Watch: Little Simz, Ed Sheeran and more cheer on England

Ed Sheeran, Little Simz, Kate Beckinsale and Sir Patrick Stewart are among the stars cheering the Three Lions.

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MPs' safety 'keeps me awake at night,' says Speaker

Sir Lindsay Hoyle says he has "never seen anything as bad" as the level of threats against MPs.

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Narcissists mellow with age, study suggests

They do not fully grow out of a sense of self-importance, the survey of more than 37,000 people suggests.

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Holly Willoughby plotter could have been stopped sooner, says survivor

Maria was on the train to work when Plumb tried to kidnap her. He was later found guilty of plotting to murder Holly Willoughby.

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Chris Mason: Starmer goes from hustling for votes to high diplomacy

Keir Starmer finds himself a character witness in the debate raging about the US president's mental capacity.

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Michael Mosley's wife says response 'extraordinary'

Dr Clare Bailey Mosley was left "breath-taken" by the public reaction to her husband's death as the BBC celebrates his legacy.

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Marianna Spring: This wasn't the social media UK election everyone expected

Marianna Spring shares what she discovered during her investigations into how voters are targeted.

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President's daughter hopes coming out will change anti-gay laws

Brenda Biya says her family in Cameroon was angry when she posted a photo of her kissing a woman.

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Southgate has suffered - but next few days will define legacy

England manager Gareth Southgate faces a defining few days as the Three Lions prepare to play the Netherlands for a place in the Euro 2024 final.

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What to know as Alec Baldwin's Rust shooting trial begins

The actor maintains he never pulled the trigger, which will be a key claim at the centre of the trial.

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UK music needs 'the next Zayn', says Simon Cowell

The X Factor and Britain’s Got Talent boss starts his search for the next big UK boyband in Liverpool.

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What's the right punishment for 'too big to fail' Boeing?

Boeing is one of the largest and most important companies in the US but is it too big to be held to account?

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Cash machine appears on side of bridge

The device on Sonning Bridge in Berkshire visibly bears all the hallmarks of a regular cash machine.

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The biggest Welsh challenges in Labour's inbox

Gareth Lewis outlines the biggest issues in Wales facing Keir Starmer's new UK government.

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Chris Mason: What happens next to the Conservative Party?

Rishi Sunak has made it clear he considers it his duty to stay in post as leader for a while - meaning he'll face Keir Starmer in Parliament.

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Watch: Starmer tells Cabinet 'we have a huge amount of work to do'

Starmer tells Cabinet 'we have a huge amount of work to do'

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Tories mull next steps after election drubbing

The party's historic defeat has already triggered a debate about whether it should move to the right.

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Fifty violent attacks shock France ahead of crunch vote

The interior minister says 51 candidates and activists have been targeted ahead of Sunday's election.

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'Very poor result' for SNP as Labour make gains

The first minister says his party has 'soul searching' to do after a series of losses to Labour.

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Mortgage costs 'biggest challenge' for homeowners

The UK's biggest mortgage lender says the housing market remains "delicately balanced".

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Mbappe v Ronaldo: Real Madrid galacticos past & future meet

Growing up, Kylian Mbappe had Cristiano Ronaldo posters on his wall. On Friday they will meet as France play Portugal at Euro 2024.

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Flash floods warning after Hurricane Beryl hits Jamaica

The powerful storm has passed, but torrential rain has prompted new warnings and left thousands without power.

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Tracy-Ann Oberman to return to EastEnders

The actress has already started filming for the scenes, which will air in autumn.

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What we know about the India crush that killed 121

The incident that took place during a religious gathering is among the deadliest crushes in India in a decade.

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Grief and anger after India crush kills 121

Most of the dead were women - killed as crowds left a packed religious gathering in Uttar Pradesh state.

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SAS war crimes inquiry obtains deleted computer files

The inquiry into alleged SAS war crimes in Afghanistan has obtained a cache of data that could hold crucial evidence.

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Queen Camilla hosts boy who missed garden party

Tony Hudgell was on his way to Buckingham Palace in May when he got stuck in traffic on the M20.

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Watch: Ed Davey bungee jumps in latest stunt

The Lib Dem leader takes part in the extreme activity as part of his election campaign.

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Empty caves, dead ends, and a vast landscape - how Jay Slater search unfolded

Almost two weeks after the 19-year-old was last seen, his family are still waiting on a breakthrough.

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Sir John Curtice: Tories still behind Labour... in 60 seconds

With four days to go until election day, the Tories are still behind Labour by 20 points.

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Woman injured in XL bully street attack

The dog, which was out of control, was "destroyed at the scene as the last possible option", police say.

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Politics 'like a big bingo game' says voter

Trust in politicians has fallen to an "historic low" this general election, a polling expert says.

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Man dies and seven ill after taking 'contaminated' pills

Police believe a "potentially contaminated" batch of zopiclone may be being shared in Stockon-on-Tees.

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Raducanu faces seed with Murray drawn against Machac

Britain's Emma Raducanu is drawn against Russian 22nd seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in the first round of Wimbledon.

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Davey defends support for legalising cannabis and smoking ban

The Lib Dem leader says he wants a regulated market for cannabis so potent forms are not available.

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Donations for missing Jay Slater to be released for search efforts

Debbie Duncan has thanked the public for donations to a crowdfunder page.

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Musk's SpaceX hired to destroy ISS space station

The California-based company will build a "tugboat" to execute the end-of-life disposal of the ISS.

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Zara Aleena murder 'could have been avoided'

Better communication between agencies could have avoided her death, the chief inspector of probation says.

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Sunak wades into Badenoch row with actor Tennant

The prime minister says Tennant is "the problem" after the actor says Ms Badenoch should "shut up".

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Watch as girl, five, declares on air at Glastonbury she has a boyfriend

A little girl shares with a BBC reporter in front of her amused parents that she has her first boyfriend.

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Boy, 4, left behind at wildlife park after nursery trip

Clare Hodge said staff only returned for her son, Carson Morhulec, 40 minutes after the alarm was raised.

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A simple guide to the 4 July general election

The next UK general election will take place on 4 July.

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LGBT troops on Ukraine's front line fight homophobia at home

Gay marriage is illegal in Ukraine. Activists hope the LGBT troops at the front can change minds.

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What is Labour's plan for taxing private schools?

Labour has confirmed it will change the way private school fees are taxed if it wins the election.

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Exploding batteries spark deadly S Korea factory fire

At least 16 people have been confirmed dead while seven others were injured, local authorities say.

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Labour would pass law to end rental 'bidding wars'

Keir Starmer says he wants to stop landlords encouraging higher rent offers to secure properties.

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A year after mutiny, Kremlin controls Wagner remnants

Moscow has effectively replaced the mercenary group's influence in Africa and Ukraine, experts say.

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Romanian village set to become Nato's biggest airbase in Europe

The airbase, named after a 19th Century Romanian politician, is set to be Nato's biggest in Europe.

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What are the parties saying about housing? - Your questions

Our cost of living correspondent answers your questions about housing and personal finance.

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Sinn Féin: Election must bring 'change' in NI funding

Mary Lou McDonald was speaking at the launch of Sinn Féin's manifesto for the UK general election.

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Kendrick Lamar performs Drake diss track five times

Lamar brought out a host of LA rap stars to join him on five consecutive renditions of Not Like Us.

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London cinema drops AI-written film after backlash

The Prince Charles Cinema drops the private screening due to "strong concerns" of its customers.

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Boris Johnson not expected to join campaign trail

The former prime minister Boris Johnson is not expected on the campaign trail between now and polling day.

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Kew's foul-smelling 'corpse flower' blooms again

Visitors to Kew Gardens are still able to catch a glimpse - and whiff - of the Titan arum plant.

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Three children missing after day out at Thorpe Park

Khandi, 14, Amelia, nine, and Malik, seven, are reported missing after a day at a theme park.

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Reform UK candidate resigns over 'unacceptable' blog posts

Grant StClair-Armstrong says he will still contest the election and serve as an independent if elected.

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Daniel Radcliffe and Angelina Jolie win first Tony Awards

Jeremy Strong and Sarah Paulson are also among the winners at the event celebrating Broadway theatre.

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Jordan Bardella could soon be French PM at 28. But for many he remains an enigma

Jordan Bardella's rise has been meteoric after being spotted by Marine Le Pen

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Jordan Bardella could soon be French PM at 28. But for many he remains an enigma

Jordan Bardella's rise has been meteoric after being spotted by Marine Le Pen

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A quick take on the Plaid Cymru manifesto

The party has called for "fair" funding for Wales in its manifesto for the election.

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Will Scotland make a difference at this election?

Scotland is seen as a key battleground in the general election, with 57 seats up for grabs on 4 July.

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Family's epic 7,300-mile trip - including armoured bus - from Indonesia to Download

They travelled by plane, train and and an armoured vehicle to join 75,000 other metalheads.

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Where does SNP claim of £18bn cuts under Labour come from?

The SNP insist Labour's tax and spending plans will mean £18bn in cuts, but Anas Sarwar says no to austerity.

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Wild horses return to Kazakh plain after centuries

The wild horses roamed Asian steppes for millennia before dying out and surviving only in European zoos.

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Who are the leaders taking part in BBC Scotland's election debate?

Our guide to who is at the helm of the SNP, Scottish Labour, the Scottish Conservatives, the Scottish Lib Dems and the Scottish Greens

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Former Scottish Greens leader Robin Harper joins Labour

The UK's first Green parliamentarian writes to voters in Edinburgh asking them to support Labour.

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What we learned from gaming's big weekend

Xbox's showcase tops off Summer Game Fest - here are some of the highlights from gaming's big weekend.

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I hope people can forgive me over D-Day 'mistake', says Sunak

The PM says he he did not mean to cause "any hurt" by leaving commemorations early last week.

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Douglas Ross to resign as leader of Scottish Conservatives

He will carry on in the role until after the election and will resign as an MSP if he is re-elected to Westminster.

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Farage defends claim PM 'doesn't understand our culture'

Reform leader says by leaving D-Day event early Rishi Sunak showed he is "disconnected by privilege".

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Palestinians describe chaos and carnage in hostage rescue operation

Scores of Palestinians were killed during a rescue operation in central Gaza on Saturday.

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Kate wishes Irish Guards luck as she misses parade rehearsal

The Princess of Wales writes to the regiment to with them luck and to apologise for her absence.

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Tick attack: BBC hunts for tiny bloodsuckers as diseases rise

A closer look at the tiny, disease-carrying pests that are becoming more common in the UK.

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Watch: What's at stake in tonight's seven-way debate?

The BBC's Henry Zeffman explains what to expect in tonight's seven-way election debate.

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Watch: Ex-Post Office chair Alice Perkins giving evidence at inquiry

Alice Perkins was chair during a critical period of the Post Office Horizon scandal from 2011 to 2015.

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Top official's letter casts doubt on Tory tax claim

It risks undermining Rishi Sunak's claim Labour's plans would mean £2,000 of tax rises for families.

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Joey Essex early favourite to win Love Island

Fans are divided as the reality star becomes the first celebrity to enter the villa.

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Dear England: Football play returns with potential new ending

The play about Gareth Southgate and the England men’s football team will return next spring.

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Greens furious over 'outrageous' STV debate exclusion

The programme will only feature the SNP, Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats.

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MrBeast overtakes T-Series for most YouTube subscribers

Jimmy Donaldson, already the most-subscribed individual on the platform, has claimed another title.

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Evan Davis: Successful entrepreneurs don’t worry about being different

Evan Davis on common features shared by business leaders with a flourishing enterprise to their names.

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Lib Dems call for more Premier League games on free TV

The party say rising ticket and streaming prices mean many people are locked out of watching the best teams.

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'This is a bad day for America' - voters split on Trump verdict

We asked independent voters and Republicans who have doubts about Trump if conviction changes anything.

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Who's up, who's down in South Africa's election - and why

The ANC's free-fall, the return of Jacob Zuma and a new era of coalitions.

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South Africa faces new era as ANC set to lose majority

The ANC vote share is on course to drop below 50% for the first time in three decades.

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Vote Plaid to keep Labour in check, leader says

Plaid Cymru is launching its general election campaign, promising a "positive alternative".

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Geissler, Wark and Miller to front BBC Scotland election coverage

Martin Geissler, Kirsty Wark and Laura Miller will lead the corporation's election night coverage.

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Gavin and Stacey finale leak was mean, says star Ruth Jones

Gavin and Stacey creator Ruth Jones says the news leaking about the finale meant she "had to lie".

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Man due to be charged over giant tortoise deaths

A man has been summoned to court over the deaths of 10 tortoises in Devon, police say.

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The impact of recognising a Palestinian state

Declarations by Ireland, Spain and Norway will put pressure on other countries in Europe.

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As Trump trial hurtles towards verdict, are Americans paying attention?

It's been a historic event filled with salacious detail, but polls suggest a strange level of detachment.

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Grealish almost falls off bus at Manchester City parade

The midfielder appeared to get caught out as the vehicle started to move from a stationary position.

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Watch: Cheese rolling through the years

A look back at Gloucestershire's famous cheese rolling over the decades.

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Mandatory national service would get young people out of bubble, Cleverly says

National service will engage young people in society again, says Home Secretary James Cleverly.

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UN fears 670 people buried under Papua landslide

The land is still sliding and rescue is difficult, the head of the UN migration agency says.

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Make-up and McDonald's: Dangerous driving caught on camera

National Highways shares video of three dangerous driving incidents to coincide with a safety initiative.

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Sunak sees the funny side of Downing Street soaking

The prime minister was meeting constituents when one remarked on the weather when he announced the election.

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Leasehold reforms become law without ground rent cap

Laws aimed at making life fairer for leaseholders in England have been rushed through Parliament.

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Dogecoin dog Kabosu dies after 14 years as meme

Kabosu, a Japanese shiba inu, inspired the viral "doge" meme and became the face of Dogecoin cryptocurrency.

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Starmer agrees to TV election debates with Sunak

The Conservatives are pushing for six TV debates, but Labour officials will only commit to two run by the BBC and ITV.

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Israeli hostage's family hope kidnap video reminds world of need for deal

New harrowing footage shows the moment Naama Levy and other women were seized by Hamas gunmen.

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Alderney Nazi camp inquiry finds succession of cover-ups

The inquiry found it likely between 641 and 1,027 people died under in the Nazi camps in Alderney.

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Who could be Chelsea's next manager?

BBC Sport looks at who could replace Mauricio Pochettino as Chelsea manager.

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How dangerous are XL bullies and how does the ban work?

Rules restricting ownership of American XL bully dogs are in force in England, Wales and Scotland.

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DR Congo army says it has thwarted attempted coup

The Democratic Republic Congo army said they have stopped an attempted coup involving Congolese and foreign soldiers.

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Flotilla of RNLI boats mark 200 year anniversary

A mix of historic and modern boats take to the water at Poole Quay for a celebratory parade

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Woman left homeless after canal boat stolen

Jolita Velickiene, who was forced to live in her car, wants those responsible to be arrested.

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Infected blood victims have waited too long - Shapps

Families have been let down over decades, says minister, ahead of a long-awaited inquiry report.

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Troops cleared of blame over Falklands ship bombing

Secret files finally clear the Welsh Guards after 48 crew were killed in the bombing of Sir Galahad.

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Thousands of children waiting too long for school support, BBC finds

Many councils in England are failing to meet legal deadlines to set out the extra help pupils need to access education.

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Rodgers 'never had any doubt' about Celtic title challenge

Manager Brendan Rodgers says he "never had any doubts" about Celtic’s season after they seal their 12th Scottish Premiership title in the last 13 seasons.

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Inside Usyk's heavyweight transformation & biggest weakness

How Oleksandr Usyk went from undisputed cruiserweight champion to one fight away from emulating the feat at heavyweight.

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'That is quite red indeed’ - reaction to King's new portrait

King Charles: 'That is quite red indeed’ - reaction to new portrait

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Still trapped on Baltimore ship, months after bridge collapse

Morale is low for the Dali's crew members, stranded on board by ongoing investigation into tragedy.

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Court delays imposed after pressure on prison places

The measures are expected to be in place for about week in some regions in England where there is a lack of cells.

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Black, white and shades of grey – what’s behind sprint’s race divide?

Elite sprinting is dominated by black athletes. Theories as to why span painful history and cutting-edge science - and many are unproven.

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Cohen could make or break Trump as he takes stand

Justice Juan Merchan on Friday warned prosecutors to tell Cohen to stop commenting on the case.

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Riot police face off against Georgia protesters

Thousands have gathered outside parliament in Tbilisi to protest the bill they say is Russian-inspired.

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'Ruthless England make right decision on Anderson'

Telling James Anderson it is time to step aside shows a ruthlessness from Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes that should end suggestions of a cosy England dressing room, writes Stephan Shemilt.

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Shein suppliers still work 75-hour weeks - report

A Swiss pressure group says some staff at Shein suppliers are still working excessive overtime.

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Dannii Minogue on music, Kylie and dating show I Kissed a Girl

Singer and TV host Dannii Minogue on how Kylie convinced her to do The X Factor, her battles with the press and her new show I Kissed a Girl.

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How can I see the Northern Lights tonight?

Missed the Northern lights last night? Don't worry, there will be another opportunity to see them tonight. Here's how.

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Man City penalty should not have been given - panel

Manchester City's first penalty against Wolves should not have been given, an independent panel says

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Murray to make injury return next week

Andy Murray will begin his comeback from an ankle injury at an ATP Challenger event in Bordeaux next week.

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Nadhim Zahawi to stand down as Tory MP at election

"My mistakes have been mine", says the ex-chancellor who will stand down as MP at the next election.

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Large parcel centre fire causes huge smoke plume

Residents are also urged to close windows and doors due to the smoke from the fire in Cannock.

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Mum never got over injecting son with infected blood

Kate McDougall gave her son injections to treat his haemophilia which unknowingly led to his HIV infection.

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'That's awesome' - Brewers fan celebrates catch in crowd

Watch as a Milwaukee Brewers fan gets hyped after leaping to catch Gary Sanchez's home-run ball.

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New public buildings to be required to have separate male and female toilets

Legislation is needed to address safety, privacy and dignity concerns, minister Kemi Badenoch says.

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Island's only shop saved from closure after bank returns £12k stolen in fraud

Cyber criminals stole thousands from Rathlin's Co-Op Shop, putting its future in doubt.

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Swinney warns of SNP cohesion amid challenge reports

There are reports that a veteran SNP activist may stand against John Swinney, the only declared candidate.

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Watch: Madonna free beach gig attracts 1.6m people

The concert in Brazil marked the end of the singing icon's 'Celebration' world tour.

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Thousands of homes without water for fourth day

A burst pipe on Thursday is continuing to impact Southern Water supplies in East Sussex.

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What can we expect from the final Gavin and Stacey?

The Christmas special in 2019 left 17.1 million viewers on tenterhooks with a cliffhanger ending.

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Klopp says Salah argument 'completely resolved'

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says that his argument with Mohamed Salah has been "completely resolved".

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Former BBC journalist alleges police surveillance

Vincent Kearney believes the PSNI may have tried to identify his sources for a Spotlight programme.

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I was told by letter: 'Terribly sorry, your blood may be contaminated'

Joan Edgington is a key witness in the government inquiry into the infected blood scandal.

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FKA Twigs uses AI to create deepfake of herself

The musician tells a US Senate committee her digital clone will interact with fans and journalists.

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Archer named in England's T20 World Cup squad

Fast bowler Jofra Archer returns to England's squad for the T20 World Cup in June after more than a year out with injuries.

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England number eight Vunipola arrested in Majorca

England number eight Billy Vunipola is arrested in Spain following an alleged incident in a bar in the early hours of Sunday morning.

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When are the local elections and who can vote?

Voters in parts of England will elect councillors, mayors and police commissioners in May.

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Jet with 500 toy giraffe passengers takes flight

RAF Voyager, transporting 500 toys, takes off from Brize Norton to raise money for charity.

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The cargo ship that became an iconic music venue

Bristol's iconic floating venue Thekla celebrates four decades of music, cabaret and more.

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Minister defends NHS record after MP defects to Labour

Chris Philp denies Tories are deprioritising the NHS, after Dan Poulter says "patients deserve better".

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'Different' England can 'dial up' for Grand Slam

England face France in Bordeaux on Saturday in a third Women's Six Nations Grand Slam decider in a row.

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Brazil great Marta to retire from international duty

Brazil's all-time record goalscorer Marta says she will retire from international football later this year.

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Russia or EU? Controversial bill draws Georgians onto streets

Thousands of Georgians have been protesting against a new bill that they claim will crush dissent.

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Two Premier League players arrested over alleged rape

Two Premier League footballers are arrested in connection with an alleged rape.

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Tevez admitted to hospital with chest pains

Former West Ham, Manchester United and Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez is admitted to hospital after suffering chest pains.

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How does government borrowing work?

How does government borrowing work, and how and when is the money paid back?

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Dominica decriminalises same-sex relations

Activists welcomed the ruling as a "significant milestone" for LGBTQ rights in the Caribbean.

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13 Times Taylor Swift Made History

From dizzying records to becoming a billionaire: we're bringing up Taylor Swift's history.

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Garcia floors Haney three times in points victory

American Ryan Garcia floored Devin Haney three times in a majority points win over his compatriot on a dramatic night in Brooklyn, New York.

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Verstappen wins in China with Norris second

Max Verstappen was in a league of his own in a Chinese Grand Prix punctuated by two mid-race safety cars.

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Gold heist spotlights illegal US-Canada gun trade

The majority of handguns used in Canadian crimes come from the US, where gun laws are much more lax.

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Everything you need to know about the 2024 London Marathon

Tributes will be paid to Kelvin Kiptum, a world record could be set and famous faces take to the start line - here's everything you need to know about this year's London Marathon.

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Three men killed in retail park car crash named

The car they were travelling in broke through a fence at a retail park and hit a footbridge.

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Allman Brothers Band guitarist Betts dies at 80

Dickey Betts helped create their band's Sothern rock style and wrote classic songs like Ramblin' Man.

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Hamilton plans to race 'well into my 40s'

Lewis Hamilton says he will join his old rival Fernando Alonso in racing in Formula 1 'well into my 40s'.

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Wales and Lions hooker Owens retires aged 37

Wales' most capped hooker and oldest ever captain Ken Owens announces his retirement from rugby.

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Police officer seriously injured in stabbing

A 30-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

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No final goodbye with mum due to Hull funeral home ‘decomposition’

BBC Radio 4 File on 4 investigates a Hull funeral home where police found 35 bodies and human ashes.

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Sarah Snook's chicken and nine other Olivier moments

From Nicole Scherzinger's Sunday roast love to David Tennant's jacket causing a stir, these are the ten highlights.

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Controversial half marathon result being investigated

Organisers of the Beijing half marathon will investigate allegations that three African athletes deliberately allowed China's star runner He Jie to win Sunday's race.

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Charities plan legal action against Rwanda removals

The move comes as legislation to revive the removal scheme is expected to pass in the coming days.

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Why did all the Little Chefs disappear?

At its height, Little Chef had 439 restaurants across the UK but just two decades later they were all gone.

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Ten Hag targets new Man Utd striker in summer window

Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is targeting a striker in the next transfer window.

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'All or nothing' - why haven't Man Utd pushed on?

Before Sunday's Women's FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea, former England goalkeeper Karen Bardsley explores why Manchester United have not pushed on from their success last season.

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Fresh questions for Barclay on incinerator decision

The environment secretary is involved in a row over actions on the Wisbech waste plant.

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South Korea's ruling party suffers crushing defeat

The vote is widely seen as a midterm referendum on President Yoon Suk Yeol, who has three years left in office.

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Daly retires from England duty after win over Republic of Ireland

England and Aston Villa forward Rachel Daly says the time has come to "hang up my boots on the international stage".

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French guards at Buckingham Palace: Troops swap places in London and Paris

Troops swap places in Paris and London to mark 120 years since the Entente Cordiale was signed.

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Reform defends vetting after candidates dropped

The party has now ditched or suspended at least 12 candidates over offensive comments on social media.

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India and Pakistan trade barbs over targeted killings

Tensions stirred after a newspaper accused India of being involved in at least 20 extrajudicial killings in Pakistan.

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Warnings of more flooding in Sydney as dam spills

Authorities warn that flood water levels are likely to rise further in the city's low-lying areas.

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Actor Cole Brings Plenty found dead in Kansas

The US star of popular TV series 1923 was named a suspect in a domestic violence inquiry last week.

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Danish hippy commune fights back against drug gangs

Locals start digging up a Copenhagen street as part of a bid to tackle drug-related crime.

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'Radiographer started crying during my cancer scan'

Molly Cuddihy shares her story in a podcast covering themes including mental health and body image.

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County Championship day two - Northeast hits 200 - radio & text

Follow live text updates and BBC radio commentary from day two of the opening round of the 2024 County Championship.

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Shameful to call for UK to end Israel arms sales, Johnson says

Some MPs have urged the UK to reassess how it supports Israel after aid workers were killed in air strikes this week.

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Mercedes had 'best session of the year' - Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes had their "best session of the year" in Friday's practice at the Japanese Grand Prix.

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County Championship: First day of the season - radio & text

Follow live text updates and BBC radio commentary from the first day of the 2024 County Championship season.

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Ukrainians returning home from UK to get dental treatment

Natalia Nehriba returned to Ukraine despite the ongoing war after being left in "excruciating" pain.

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'Joining Rahm's team pivotal to Hatton's LIV move'

England's Tyrrell Hatton opens up on his decision to leave the PGA Tour at the start of 2024 and join his Ryder Cup team-mate Jon Rahm at LIV Golf.

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Why are women not protected by new hate crime law?

Scotland has introduced a new hate crime law which seeks to protect various categories of people from prejudice.

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Stabbed Iranian TV host discharged from hospital

Counter-terrorism officers are investigating the stabbing of news presenter Pouria Zeraati in London.

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Boxer's premature baby inherits fighting spirit

Born four months early, Doncaster boxer Jason Cunningham's son is already no stranger to struggle.

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Call for suicide prevention support for teachers

Teachers' union NASUWT is set to vote on a motion calling for fully-funded mental health training.

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AI millionaire: 'Video games can boost creativity'

Sir Demis Hassabis, co-founder of AI firm DeepMind, says parents should encourage children's passions.

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Teenager Littler wins first Premier League Darts night

Teenager Luke Littler wins his first Premier League Darts night with a 6-4 win over Nathan Aspinall in Belfast.

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Baltimore Bridge Collapse

An investigation into the container ship crash that brought down a Baltimore bridge.

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Asos, Boohoo and George pledge clearer green claims

Asos, Boohoo and George at Asda will make changes after intervention from the competition authority.

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Westwood and McCartney take over Blenheim Palace

Vivienne Westwood, Stella McCartney and Zandra Rhodes are transforming rooms at Blenheim Palace.

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Watch: Waiters race through Paris with croissants

The competition for waiters and waitresses began in 1914, but has not been held since 2011 due to lack of sponsors.

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Olivia Colman: I'd be paid more if I was Oliver

The Oscar-winning British actress says Hollywood would pay more if she was a man called Oliver.

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Are Hong Kong's days as a global business hub over?

A tough new security law comes at a time when businesses were already wary of the city.

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Is this a chance for a fresh start for Palestinian politics?

With many challenges ahead, the future of Palestinian leadership is yet to be decided, writes Lucy Williamson.

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Mayor rules out changes to Ulez while mayor

Sadiq Khan says Ulez will not include pay-per-mile charges or tighter restrictions while he is mayor.

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Could 'green shoots' of recovery really save Sunak from calamity?

This was the week the core pieces of the general election snapped into place, writes Laura Kuenssberg.

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Chancellor says £100,000 not a huge salary in Surrey

Mr Hunt says an upper limit on earnings to access free childcare is an issue he "would really like to sort out".

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Police investigate Tory donor alleged race comments

West Yorkshire Police are looking into alleged comments by Frank Hester about MP Dianne Abbott.

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Vodafone-Three merger could lead to higher prices

Merger of two of the UK's biggest mobile network providers could now face an in-depth investigation.

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Millions of women waiting for pension decision

How were women born in the 1950s affected by bring the retirement age in line with men?

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Man charged with hospital mortuary sex offences

Humberside Police believe it was an isolated incident at the Diana Princess of Wales Hospital.

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What is Labour's Reeves-onomics?

And the shortage of childcare places worsens

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Messi fans to get refunds for no-show match in HK

The Argentine star has faced fury from Chinese fans since skipping the friendly last February.

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And Me

Inside the world of one of the fastest growing fertility treatments in the UK.

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Has UK politics got a racism problem?

A senior cabinet minister has denied it’s a problem in the Conservative Party.

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Drive Fast Die Young

The story of a teenage road death told by his family and first responders.

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Estonian PM on what Putin is actually afraid of

Kaja Kallas says Putin is "afraid" of a war with Nato in an interview with the BBC.

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Derek Thompson exits Casualty after 38 years

The star, who played Charlie Fairhead in the BBC One medical drama, is its longest-serving cast member.

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Bananas to cost more as climate warms, says expert

A warming climate and fast-spreading diseases threaten supplies and push up prices, a top banana industry expert warns.

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Sainsbury's deliveries cancelled due to tech issues

The supermarket says some stores are affected and most deliveries today will be cancelled.

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Petals, pastries and prizes: Africa's top shots

A selection of the best photos from across the African continent this week.

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What is the new extremism definition and who could be listed?

Groups deemed extremist will be blocked from government funding and meeting officials.

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Dutch anti-Islam populist Wilders abandons PM bid

His party won a dramatic victory in the 2023 elections, but talks on forming a coalition continue.

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Drakeford surprised at level of anger over 20mph

Mark Drakeford has defended his record during his more than five years as Wales' first minister.

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London celeb haunt Groucho Club to open in Yorkshire village

Soho's Groucho Club, famed for its A-list guests, will open premises at Bretton Hall near Wakefield.

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Japan courts again say same-sex marriage ban is illegal

LGBT+ activists hail the legal win but say real reform is still up to a conservative legislature.

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Neil Young to rejoin Spotify after Joe Rogan row

The star had removed his music in a protest over vaccine misinformation on Joe Rogan's podcast.

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Tory mayor says he would return money from donor accused of racist remarks

Andy Street says he is giving his personal view, but a minister says the Tories have no plans to return the £10m from Frank Hester.

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Watch: ‘We don’t feel the joy of Ramadan’

Displaced people in Rafah prepare meals using the limited food available to mark the start of the Muslim holy month.

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MPs question church leaders over Christianity in asylum claims

A man who carried out a chemical attack in Clapham was granted permission to stay in the UK after converting to Christianity.

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Sisters' warning after heart attacks days apart

Rebecca and Angharad Lewis are urging greater awareness of a heart condition which can be fatal.

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US firm ends takeover interest in Currys

Investment firm Elliot says it will not bid for the retailer after being rejected "multiple times".

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Irish voters reject amendments to constitution

Voters in the Republic of Ireland reject proposals to alter the wording on family and care.

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Americast

Joe Biden delivered a fiery address in a high-stakes pitch to Congress and beyond.

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Yousaf condemns 'outrageous smear' over Gaza funding

The first minister was responding to a report that claimed he may have had a conflict of interest.

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Sexism in City still at 'shocking' levels, report finds

MPs say efforts to tackle sexual harassment and bullying of women at work is moving at a "snail's pace".

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Stakeknife case saw 32 considered for prosecution

A report based on a £40m investigation, which took seven years, is to be published on Friday.

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MP says Milton Keynes misrepresented by EastEnders

One viewer says the programme portrays the city as a "slum".

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Five ways to save on train tickets as fares rise

As rail fares rise on Sunday, we find the ways passengers can keep journeys as cheap as possible.

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George Galloway to be sworn in as MP for Rochdale

The Workers Party of Britain leader swept aside a Labour majority to win Thursday's by-election.

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Sarah Everard detective recalls shock at learning killer was PC

A new BBC documentary reveals the moment police found out Wayne Couzens was a police officer.

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Trump moves closer to nomination with string of wins

The results give Donald Trump 247 Republican delegates, compared to challenger Nikki Haley's 24.

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'My daughter's uncontrollable hair is beautiful'

Layla, three, has "fluffy" hair that grows "outwardly" due to a condition that affects only 100 people.

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Father wants cyber-bullying law after Mia's death

Mia Janin, 14, took her own life after being targeted by a group of pupils at her London school.

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Motorway reopens after multi-vehicle crash

Six people were taken to hospital and 34 treated at the scene after the crash near Gatwick Airport.

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Felled Sycamore Gap tree to go on public display

The largest section of the Sycamore Gap tree's trunk will be on display at The Sill from September.

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Bankrupt Price to lose 40% of OnlyFans income

The model has been ordered to pay 40% of her income from the site after failing to repay her debts.

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French readers enjoy world’s only leap year newspaper

La Bougie du Sapeur only comes out only every four years - so since 1980 only 12 copies have been published.

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Radio 1 announces major schedule shake-up

The station has said there will be changes to its shows on weekdays and weekends.

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High Court issuing ruling on Troubles Act legality

The law involves a conditional amnesty for suspects and bans future inquests and civil actions.

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Covid inquiry to examine Wales' pandemic response

The UK Covid inquiry arrives in Wales to scrutinise the Welsh government's handling of the pandemic.

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Chase & Status win Brit Award for best producer

The drum and bass duo pick up an early prize ahead of the main ceremony in London this weekend.

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In pictures: Celebrating the Lantern Festival

The festival marks the end of Lunar New Year festivities - this year is Year of the Dragon.

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How a £525 bet gave birth to your morning commute

The Industrial Revolution's Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg inspired rail travel, Dan Snow explains.

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Deputy PM declines to say whether MP's remarks were Islamophobic

The comments from suspended Tory MP Lee Anderson about Sadiq Khan have led to a wave of criticism.

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Defeat to Trump looms for Nikki Haley. So why stay in the race?

The Republican presidential candidate has vowed not to quit, raising speculation about her long shot campaign.

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Strictly's Dowden says cancer check finds no evidence of disease

Amy Dowden took to social media to reveal her good news after being diagnosed with cancer.

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Woman welcomes 'amazing' alopecia drug approval

"I would jump at the chance to try this," says Brittany, 26, who was diagnosed with alopecia at 12.

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India state bans candy floss over cancer risk

Tamil Nadu bans the pink sugary treat for containing a carcinogen, while others are planning to do so.

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Wales sees average speed drop 4mph after switch to 20mph

The new limit has proved controversial and led to protests, while ministers say it will save lives.

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Emotional Susanna Reid announces Robin Windsor's death

The presenter, who danced with Windsor in Strictly Come Dancing, pays tribute on Good Morning Britain.

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Emotional Susanna Reid announces Robin Windsor's death

The presenter, who danced with Windsor in Strictly Come Dancing, pays tribute on Good Morning Britain.

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TV presenter's rail rant leads to apology

"Money Saving Expert" Martin Lewis complained about East Midlands Railway's crammed carriages.

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Mike Freer: North London MP to step down over safety fears

Mike Freer says threats against him had become too much, a month after his office was set alight.

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Macclesfield vegan restaurant to serve meat due to rising costs

Owner Adonis Norouznia blames the change of menu on the cost-of-living crisis.

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Elmo responds to outpouring of angst on social media

When the Sesame Street puppet asked how people were, thousands of social media users offloaded on him.

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Barry Robson: Aberdeen sack manager saying eighth place is 'unacceptable'

Aberdeen sack Barry Robson while describing eighth place in the Scottish Premiership as "unacceptable".

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Train strike hits Northern and Transpennine Express services

Train firms Northern and TransPennine Express say no services will run on Wednesday.

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Israel West Bank hospital raid kills three militants

CCTV captures undercover forces disguised as medics and nurses in the hospital with weapons raised.

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Texas: Massive fire engulfs chicken farm in Bryan

Huge flames and clouds of smoke are seen as firefighters tackle a blaze at a farm in Bryan.

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Nicki Minaj tops Wireless festival line-up with 21 Savage and Doja Cat

Doja Cat, Ice Spice, Asake and Tyla will also be on the line-up at the event in Finsbury Park, London.

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Watch: Martin Lewis or Carol Vorderman - voters' ideas for PM

A panel of Labour voters, Tory voters and the undecided say who they think would make a good prime minister.

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Mona Lisa: Protesters throw soup at da Vinci painting

The 16th Century painting by Leonardo da Vinci sits behind protective glass at the Louvre in Paris.

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Kenya femicide: Hundreds protest at violence against women

Gruesome killings and rising violence prompt hundreds to join protests in cities across the country.

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Huge diplomacy over Gaza war - but little hope for those suffering

There's a chasm between what Gaza needs and what it's receiving, writes Quentin Sommerville.

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Football comes first for Devon boy, 12, who scored top IQ

Rory Bidwell Rory has joined the ranks of Mensa but says he would prefer a career in football.

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Australian Open 2024 women's final result: Aryna Sabalenka beats Zheng Qinwen in Melbourne

Aryna Sabalenka underlines why she has been considered the Australian Open favourite by overpowering Zheng Qinwen to retain the women's title.

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Jurgen Klopp to step down as Liverpool manager at end of season

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is to step down from the role at the end of the season, saying he is "running out of energy".

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China reveals British national sentenced to jail in 2022 for spying

The defendant is accused of committed the "crime of illegally obtaining intelligence for overseas actors".

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Madonna 'vigorously' defends late concert start lawsuit bought by fans

Two fans are suing the pop star after her New York show started more than two hours late.

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Why do people in Wales celebrate Saint Dwynwen's day?

We're here to explain why people in Wales and beyond are unseasonably loved up.

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Mongolia: Six dead after liquified natural gas tanker crashes

Hundreds of firefighters battled the massive blaze following a car crash in Mongolia's capital.

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Watch: Grace O'Malley-Kumar's family share grief

The parents and brother of the 19-year-old student stabbed to death in Nottingham in June speak to the BBC.

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Lincolnshire Wildlife Park: Live outside the sweary parrots' enclosure

The birds would be "taken off air" if viewers could hear what they were saying, says the park CEO.

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Nottingham attacks: Court accepts triple killer’s guilty plea

Valdo Calocane admits manslaughter by diminished responsibility over the stabbings in Nottingham.

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Nikki Haley finally gets her solo showdown with Trump

But her showdown with Mr Trump in New Hampshire on Tuesday may not turn out exactly as she hoped.

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Laurie Johnson: The Avengers theme composer dies

The veteran composer, who was 96, provided some of Britain's best loved TV themes and film music.

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Australia: 'Golden visa' scheme for wealthy investors axed

Critics say the scheme - which granted visas to wealthy investors - was attracting "illicit" funds.

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Australian Open 2024 results: Cameron Norrie loses to Alexander Zverev

Britain's Cameron Norrie suffers an agonising defeat in Melbourne as sixth seed Alexander Zverev edges an absorbing five-setter in a first-to-10 match tie-break.

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Shapps 'disappointed' by Netanyahu opposition to Palestinian state

It is the only solution to end conflict between Israel and the Palestinians, says the defence secretary.

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Fifa president Gianni Infantino wants tougher action on racism after 'totally abhorrent' incidents

Fifa president Gianni Infantino calls for an automatic forfeit of games for teams whose fans commit racist abuse.

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Humza Yousaf 'very willing' to work with next Labour government

Scotland's first minister says it is inevitable that Labour will win the next general election.

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Maidstone: Man and woman die in crash while walking dog

Both pedestrians, who were in their 60s, and the dog died at the scene in Kent.

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Watch: Drone footage captures devastation of Bridgend blaze

A large building collapses in minutes after a large fire broke out, the fire service says

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Wakefield: Woman, 27, who died falling from van named

Leah Senior was seen falling from the van in Wakefield on Wednesday night, police said.

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Ministers admit losing track of 5,600 asylum claimants

The Home Office is urgently trying to re-establish contact with the asylum seekers, ministers say.

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Storm Isha: Dramatic weather change ahead with new storm named

Storm Isha will bring strong winds and rain from the weekend, with conditions also becoming less cold.

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Stormont crisis: DUP to meet to decide on power-sharing move

Party officers will meet on Friday as the DUP faces pressure to end the 23-month impasse.

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Bibby Stockholm: Government considers more migrant barges

There is controversy over living conditions on board the Bibby Stockholm.

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Queen Mary's Dolls' House treasures on show at Windsor Castle

A scale replica of the Crown Jewels and a fully-strung piano can be seen at the castle.

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Rishi Sunak's five promises: What progress has he made?

The prime minister said five priorities should be used to hold his government to account.

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Golriz Ghahraman: New Zealand MP resigns following shoplifting allegations

Golriz Ghahraman says stress at work led her to act in ways that have let a lot of people down.

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Australian Open 2024 results: Emma Raducanu beats Shelby Rogers in Melbourne

Emma Raducanu marks her Grand Slam comeback in style with a straight-set win over Shelby Rogers in the Australian Open first round.

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England manager Sarina Wiegman extends deal until 2027

England manager Sarina Wiegman says she has "unfinished business" after signing a new contract until 2027.

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Caroline Glachan: How a four-year-old boy helped solve 1996 murder

Archie Wilson witnessed the fatal attack on Caroline Glachan on the banks of the River Leven in Renton.

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Germany’s far right seek revolution in farmers' protests

As farmers blockade roads over subsidy cuts, neo-Nazi or monarchist groups are turning up at rallies.

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Australian Open 2024 results: Novak Djokovic beats qualifier Dino Prizmic in his longest first-round match

Defending Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic wins his longest first-round Grand Slam match after being tested by teen qualifier Dino Prizmic.

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What are cold weather payments and how much are they worth?

Cold weather payments are available to some people after seven days of below-zero temperatures.

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Queen Elizabeth died peacefully and without pain, memo says

A new biography of the King says he was picking mushrooms when he was told of his mother's death.

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Iran must tell Houthis to cease and desist, says Grant Shapps

The UK defence secretary says the world is "running out of patience" with attacks.

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Government defends £27,000 wine spend during Covid

The alcohol, stored in a basement in central London, is provided to government guests.

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Cape Verde reaches malaria-free milestone

The island state becomes the first sub-Saharan country to get rid of the deadly disease in 50 years.

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Rennie Mackintosh tea rooms saved for the nation

The architect's last surviving original tearoom was restored five years ago but has struggled financially.

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Wimbledon: Electric double-decker bus catches fire during rush hour

Police declared a critical incident after the electric bus caught fire in Wimbledon.

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Calvin Klein: Ad with FKA twigs banned for objectifying women

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled the ad was "irresponsible and likely to cause serious offence".

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Rapper Skepta removes artwork after Holocaust criticism

The UK rap star apologises after the cover for his forthcoming single Gas Me Up was deemed offensive.

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EA FC 24 was UK's best-selling game in 2023

The Fifa successor retained its position at the top of the gaming league table despite a rebrand.

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Macron picks Attal, 34, as France's youngest PM

Gabriel Attal has been named France's next prime minister, as Emmanuel Macron aims to revive his presidency with a new government.

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Shane MacGowan and Sinéad O'Connor tribute show announced

The Irish singers, who both died in 2023, were friends and recorded a duet together in 1995.

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Roger Daltrey stepping down as curator of Teenage Cancer Trust gigs

The Who star will curate one last year, featuring Robert Plant, Noel Gallagher and Young Fathers.

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Birmingham appoint Mowbray to replace Rooney

Birmingham City name Tony Mowbray as their new first team manager, six days after sacking Wayne Rooney.

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Watch: Can you guess these impressions?

At the end of Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg, comedian Jon Culshaw shares impressions of two politicians.

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Israel-Palestinian bitterness deepened by Hamas attack and war

Both Israelis and Palestinians believe the world does not understand their pain and suffering.

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Israel-Gaza war: The huge challenges facing Israel's 'day after' plan

Paul Adams examines the Gaza proposal - which is little more than a series of bullet points.

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Michael Bolton recovering after brain tumour surgery

The US singer says he had surgery after being diagnosed last year as he takes a break from touring.

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Resigning ex-minister Chris Skidmore wrong on climate, says Jeremy Hunt

The chancellor "profoundly" disagrees with Chris Skidmore who quit over government energy plans.

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Postcode check: How the NHS is coping in your area

As the NHS enters 2024 and a difficult winter period, find out what's happening in your area.

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Sir Howard Davies: Not that difficult to buy a home, says NatWest chair

Sir Howard Davies says there are "dangers" in people having easy access to mortgage credit.

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Microsoft announces AI key on Windows 11 PCs

The new keyboard will introduce a Copilot key which accesses AI capabilities on Windows 11.

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Swedish snow chaos leaves 1,000 vehicles trapped on main E22 road

The army is called in to help drivers in southern Sweden amid a big freeze across the Nordic countries.

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Nigel Lythgoe sued again over alleged sexual abuse - US media

The allegations from two All American Girl contestants follow claims of assault by singer Paula Abdul.

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Maddi Neale-Shankster: Thai balcony fall survivor vows to walk again

Maddi Neale-Shankster was left paralysed - but says she is determined to stay positive.

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Aldi and Lidl hail Christmas boost from bargain hunters

The discount supermarkets say they were helped by shoppers looking to cut the cost of celebrations.

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King and Queen at Sandringham church for New Year’s Eve service

Charles and Camilla wave at onlookers as they visit St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham.

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Microsoft boss changes tune after criticism of UK

Brad Smith had said the UK was bad for business after a takeover of Activision was initially blocked.

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