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Ukraine's president and other European leaders met at the White House to talk peace.
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Bournemouth sign Liverpool winger Ben Doak for an initial £20m with a further £5m in add-ons.
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There was a lighthearted moment when the Ukrainian president was complimented on his suit, by both President Trump and reporter Brian Glenn.
'Sad to see' - Newcastle and Villa fans unite against PSR
Newcastle United have completed the signing of Jacob Ramsey but Geordies joined Aston Villa fans in voicing their anger at PSR rules.
£2.5bn and beyond? Transfer window set to break all records
With two weeks of the summer transfer window remaining, Premier League clubs are on course to spend a record amount on players.
Hamas agrees to latest Gaza ceasefire proposal, source in group says
The proposal from regional mediators would see Israeli hostages released in two batches during a 60-day truce, according to a Palestinian official.
Amorim uses Ferguson tactic to defend Man Utd keeper call
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Former British number one Kyle Edmund says "my body is telling me it's finally reached the end point" as he announces his retirement.
Racially abused player 'cried on my chest' - Rooney
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BBC at Rafah crossing as queues of aid trucks wait to enter Gaza
The BBC's Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet is travelling with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty.
BBC at Rafah crossing as queues of aid trucks wait to enter Gaza
The BBC's Chief International Correspondent Lyse Doucet is travelling with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa and Egypt’s Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty.
Spurs captain Romero signs new four-year contract
Tottenham captain Cristian Romero signs a new four-year contract to commit his future to the club.
'No-one was expecting this': European leaders rush to US to help Ukraine avoid 'capitulation'
The heads of state hope to stop Trump from threatening long-term European security, writes James Landale.
How Zelensky will try to avoid a repeat of Oval Office disaster
His last trip to the White House ended in a shouting match - so what will Ukraine's leader do differently today?
Soho House bought for £2bn as Ashton Kutcher joins board
The private members' club chain is returning to private ownership after four years on the New York Stock Exchange.
Two told to expect jail over asylum hotel disorder
Several men facing charges of violent disorder are appearing at Chelmsford Crown Court.
BBC postpones Ozzy Osbourne documentary
The film, showing the last years of Ozzy's life, had been scheduled to be broadcast on Monday.
US East Coast faces life-threatening waves from Hurricane Erin
The Category 4 storm threatens to bring life-threatening surf and rip currents to the US East Coast.
Man guilty over gangland shooting that left girl, 9, with bullet lodged in brain
Javon Riley is found guilty over his role in the shooting of a girl at a restaurant in east London.