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Syria accuses Israel of carrying out air strikes
Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the strikes as "a blatant infringement" of its sovereignty.
US lawmakers release Epstein 'birthday book' with alleged Trump note
The White House says the president did not draw the picture or sign the note, after it was published on Monday.
Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named
The new league tables score trusts on measures including finances and patient access to care.
Anastacia: Arnold Schwarzenegger made me sing Whatta Man 12 times
As she celebrates 25 years in music, Anastacia reflects on the gigs she played on her way to the top.
Ofsted to bring in 'report card' school inspections despite criticism
A new monitoring system will also be introduced, so schools can improve negative grades more quickly.
The Papers: 'Visa threat' on illegal immigration and 'warring princes'
The home secretary's threat to suspend visas for countries that refuse to take back illegal migrants and the Duke of Sussex's visit to the UK lead Tuesday's papers.
Ferrari chair to do community service over tax case
John Elkann and two of his siblings will pay €183m to settle an Italian inheritance tax dispute.
Nottingham Forest sack boss Nuno
Nottingham Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo is sacked after 21 months in charge.
Nottingham Forest sack boss Nuno
Nottingham Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo is sacked after 21 months in charge.
It's taken three years to recover from China hack, election watchdog says
In the first interview about the hack, the commission's new boss admits that huge mistakes were made, but says the organisation is now secure.
Vape ban isn't working, says waste firm boss
Millions of vapes are being thrown away incorrectly despite the ban, causing chaos, says Biffa.
Bazball 'misconceptions' are 'disrespectful' - McCullum
England head coach Brendon McCullum tells the For the Love of Cricket podcast about his frustrations with the side's perception.
Clarke's Scotland 'in great position' with cause to 'be confident'
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke says he is "already thinking about next month" when his side face Greece at Hampden, after taking four points from two games in World Cup qualifying.
Murdochs reach deal in succession battle over media empire
Lachlan Murdoch will retain control the conservative Fox and News Corp empire under the deal.
How Scotland beat Belarus behind closed doors
Watch highlights from Scotland's World Cup qualifying win over Belarus.
Japan has had three PMs in five years - who could be next?
Japan's next leader will face the challenge of steering a much weakened government.
Graham Linehan: I don't regret my online posts
The Father Ted writer tells the BBC he stands by his online posts which led to his arrest last week.
Heathrow reopens after 'hazardous materials' scare
Twenty people were assessed after reporting injuries but "no trace of any adverse substance was found", police said.
Heathrow reopens after 'hazardous materials' scare
Twenty people were assessed after reporting injuries but "no trace of any adverse substance was found", police said.
How the massive immigration raid at a Georgia car plant unfolded
Nearly 500 workers - most of them South Korean nationals - were seized in an immigration raid on a large Korean car plant in the US state of Georgia.