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She meets children displaced from their families and visited a memorial for young people killed during the war.
No panic - but is this Liverpool's transitional season coming a year late?
After hitting the ground running 12 months ago, Arne Slot's experiencing his first bumps in the road as Liverpool boss, writes Phil McNulty.
AO boss tells BBC: We're a British success story – the UK should be turbocharging us
John Roberts, the founder of AO and so-called kitchen king, says tax rises are putting "grit" into businesses.
Mourinho defeated but still loved on Chelsea return
The Special One's name is chanted by Chelsea fans during his new club Benfica's 1-0 Champions League defeat at Stamford Bridge, where there will always be mutual respect.
What could happen during the US government shutdown?
Government funding will be cut off after Republicans and Democrats failed to agree on a spending bill.
I went undercover as a cleaner at a failing care home. Here's what I witnessed
Catriona MacPhee worked in a Highland care home for seven weeks as part of BBC Disclosure investigation.
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Trump trusts Blair, others don't - could he govern Gaza?
Sir Tony Blair's presence on the Gaza "Board of Peace" comes as no surprise but he remains a divisive figure.
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Hundreds of high ranking military leaders were summoned for a rare meeting with the Department of Defense secretary.
Met police officer faces criminal probe after BBC investigation
Eleven people are being investigated for potential gross misconduct after an investigation at Charing Cross police station.
Labour Conference: Did Starmer Do Enough?
Starmer says Farage doesn’t like Britain in conference speech.
India impress to beat Sri Lanka in World Cup opener
Deepti Sharma scores a half-century and takes three wickets as India seal a 59-run win over Sri Lanka in the opening match of the Women's World Cup.
Lammy backtracks on Farage Hitler Youth claim
The deputy prime minister says he is "happy to clarify" comments he made about the Reform UK leader.
India secure opening-day World Cup win over Sri Lanka
Watch highlights from a rain-affected opening game of the Women's World Cup as India fight back following a middle-order collapse to defeat Sri Lanka by 59 runs.
Couple starved daughter to death, court told
Penelope Chandrie's body was found wrapped in a sheet at the family home in west London, court hears.
Starmer had to show his critics he can take on Farage
With this speech, the prime minister reminded his internal critics who won Labour's whopping majority in the election 15 months ago.
Unpicking the peace plan map
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Former Congolese president sentenced to death for war crimes
Joseph Kabila is accused of supporting the M23, but he denies having any involvement with the rebel group.