England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt says that they are a different side both on and off the pitch as they prepare for their Women's World Cup opener against South Africa on Friday.
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'My pay is being held hostage': Federal workers on US government shutdown
Government staff describe their uncertainty during a budget impasse - though not all of them oppose the shutdown.
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I'm not resigning, Met Police chief says after BBC investigation
Sir Mark Rowley insists he won't resign, saying it's "the misogynists and racists frankly who want me out".
BBC journalist describes 'shocked silence' at scene of attack
Danny Savage says there was a 'shocked silence' on the streets near the synagogue.
'The man was just running out with a knife' - eyewitnesses describe how attack unfolded
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Watch: 'Get back, he's got a bomb' - armed police at the scene
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Tickets, bots & touts - is Chelsea relationship with fans turning sour?
Chelsea are back in the Champions League, but relations between parts of the fanbase and the club hierarchy have turned sour.
Tickets, bots & touts - is Chelsea relationship with fans turning sour?
Chelsea are back in the Champions League, but relations between parts of the fanbase and the club hierarchy have turned sour.
Singapore GP declared F1's first 'heat hazard' race
Formula 1's governing body declares this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix a 'heat hazard' race with temperatures expected to reach 31C.
Singapore GP declared F1's first 'heat hazard' race
Formula 1's governing body declares this weekend's Singapore Grand Prix a 'heat hazard' race with temperatures expected to reach 31C.
Attack 'a serious incident', says Manchester mayor Andy Burnham
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham advises listeners to avoid the area.
Hamas military leader in Gaza objects to ceasefire plan, BBC understands
President Trump's proposal, accepted by Israel, stipulates that Hamas disarm and have no future role in governing Gaza.
Hamas military leader in Gaza objects to ceasefire plan, BBC understands
President Trump's proposal, accepted by Israel, stipulates that Hamas disarm and have no future role in governing Gaza.
Tesco warns 'enough is enough' on business taxes
Ken Murphy says he does not want more costs to be added onto business, and calls for a "pro-growth" Budget.
White House says layoffs 'imminent' with no end to shutdown in sight
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Nirvana baby loses legal case over Nevermind album
The man who was photographed as a baby on the LP cover sued the band for distributing child pornography.