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Sturgeon denies 'conspiracy to destroy' mentor Salmond
In a fresh extract from her memoir Sturgeon describes the breakdown of her relationship with her late mentor.
Bairstow drops sitter to keep Smith at the crease
Welsh Fire's Jonny Bairstow gives Jamie Smith a reprieve after dropping a "goober" of a catch to leave the London Spirit batsman at the crease in the Men's Hundred at Sophia Gardens.
At least 365 arrests at protest against ban on Palestine Action
Protesters simultaneously unveiled signs with the same message "I oppose genocide. I support Palestine Action" in Westminster's Parliament Square.
Horse rider, 37, dies following fall during event
Sarah Yorke died on Friday while competing in Aston-le-Walls Horse Trials, British Eventing says.
Teenager arrested after three shot in New York City's Times Square
An 18-year-old woman grazed by a bullet in the neck was among the injured as gunfire rang out.
Vance and Lammy host Ukraine talks ahead of US-Russia summit
Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky rules out giving up land, as European security officials meet in the UK.
Hundreds join anti-immigration protest in Nuneaton
The protest was among a wave of action at towns and cities in England on Saturday.
'A game I'll never forget' - De Gea on 'emotional' Old Trafford return
David de Gea describes his return to Old Trafford in Saturday's friendly between Manchester United and Fiorentina as "emotional".
Radioactive water 'leaked into loch' from nuclear base
Sepa files say said the issues at Coulport, which date back to a pipe burst in 2010, were caused by "shortfalls in maintenance".
'Incredible!' - Elwiss runs out Wong with one stump to aim at
With only one stump to aim at, Welsh Fire's Georgia Elwiss produces a brilliant piece of fielding to dismiss Issy Wong for a duck as London Spirit fall to 72-6 in the Women's Hundred at Sophia...
'World-class potential' - Sesko joins Man Utd for £74m
Slovenia striker Benjamin Sesko becomes Manchester United's third major signing in attack this summer transfer window.
Atlanta police officer dies after shooting near CDC headquarters
The shooting took place near the headquarters of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Eleven more die from malnutrition in Gaza, Hamas-run health ministry says
Others were reported killed by Israeli operations, as an upcoming deadline for the evacuation of Gaza City has been reported.
North Korea dismantles propaganda speakers at border
The move appears to be a positive reaction to overtures from the South's newly elected president.
'People are angry': Behind the wave of asylum hotel protests
The BBC visits sites of protests to hear the voices of those opposed to the hotels and others in support of asylum seekers.
Wembley investigating after 'hundreds' sneak into Oasis concert
Wembley Stadium officials say they are investigating allegations that fans got in without proper tickets.
Bus crash kills 25 people returning from funeral in Kenya
Police believe the passengers on board all belong to one family.
'It's crazy': Royal Albert Hall hosts first overnight Prom in decades
"The energy in the room has just been so incredible" organist and curator Anna Lapwood told the BBC.
'It's crazy': Royal Albert Hall hosts first overnight Prom in decades
"The energy in the room has just been so incredible" organist and curator Anna Lapwood told the BBC.
Funeral appeal for boy hit by bus reaches £6,500
Zaahir Jan, four, was hit by a bus outside a hospital in Margate after visiting his grandmother.