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The trial judge says it may never be known what triggered the "outburst of violence" against Anita Rose.
Guests rejected by Airbnb host because they're from Wales
Jemma Louise Gough and Jamie Lee Watkins had their Airbnb stay rejected because of their nationality.
MasterChef returns with sacked hosts but without their jokes
Gregg Wallace and John Torode were both sacked following a report into conduct on the BBC show.
US-Russia talks were 'constructive', Kremlin says as Ukraine ceasefire deadline looms
Despite President Trump's threat of sweeping sanctions, expectations for a ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv are muted.
One dead as wildfire larger than Paris burns through southern France
The wildfire is the largest in France this year and has burned some 12,000 hectares of land, an area larger than Paris.
Tax rises to spending cuts - what are the chancellor's options now?
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves is due to deliver her Budget in the autumn.
How are Manchester United able to afford Sesko?
Recent news surrounding Manchester United's finances has not been positive - which will have left fans wondering how they are able to finance a move for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko.
Reeves warned taxes must rise to cover £41bn spending gap
The chancellor will miss her self-imposed borrowing rules without action, the National Institute of Economic and Social Research says.
Union and government to restart talks on ending doctor dispute
BMA says there is window of opportunity in coming weeks to reach a settlement after 12 strikes.
BrewDog ad banned for implying beer beats loneliness
The firm said the advert promised reliable quality rather than implying any sort of relief.
Football clubs on brink of collapse can be saved, says culture secretary
Football clubs in crisis like Morecambe and Sheffield Wednesday can "absolutely" be saved from the brink of collapse, says Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy.
From Premier League title to yo-yo club - Leicester's unforgettable decade
With Leicester spending the 10-year anniversary of their Premier League title win in England's second tier, BBC Sport looks at how the highs turned so low.
Watch: Ceremony marks 80th anniversary of atomic bombing
At the ceremony, Japan's PM urged all countries to work towards nuclear disarmament.
Eubank-Benn rematch announced for November
The much-anticipated rematch between British rivals Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn will take place at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in November.
Meet post-grad medic who stunned Muir at UK Champs
Scottish athlete Sarah Calvert speaks to BBC Scotland about her rise to prominence.
Body of man missing for 28 years found in melting glacier
Decreased snowfall exposed the glaciers to direct sunlight, making them melt faster.
Russian attacks on Ukraine double since Trump inauguration
Missile and drone attacks on Ukraine are now at their highest, despite Trump's promise to end the war.
Bring back the Delap delivery - how to make throw-ins a weapon
From bringing back the Rory Delap long throw to beating the offside trap - how throw-ins can help teams gain a tactical edge.
Why is it so hard to break into the NFL?
As Louis Rees-Zammit becomes the latest 'crossover athlete' unable to make the NFL transition, BBC Sport looks at why it's so hard to break through.
More than 100 missing after flash floods in India
Many rescue teams have been unable to reach the area because of damaged roads and bad weather.