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Premier League clubs approve changes to APT rules
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Satellite images show Russia giving N Korea oil, breaking sanctions
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Steve Rosenberg: After days of escalation, what will Putin do next?
BBC Russia editor Steve Rosenberg assesses the Russian leader's next move.
Katy Perry v Katie Perry: Singer wins right to use name in Australia
An Australian appeals court has overturned an earlier ruling that favoured designer Katie Perry.
UK cold snap continues as Storm Bert threatens high winds and flooding
Warnings are in place for the storm with heavy rain, strong winds and snow forecast.
White-tailed eagles to be released in national park
The birds of prey are set to be reintroduced to Exmoor as part of a conservation project.
How 'reinvigorated' Arsenal turned things around
Arsenal had been written off after a poor start to the season but their late victory over Juventus capped off a significant turnaround.
Olympic trampoline gold medallist joins the circus
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Blue plaque honours Cary Grant in home city
Born Archie Leach in 1904, he became a movie star after escaping a poverty-stricken childhood.