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Man arrested in connection with airport cyber-attacks
The National Crime Agency (NCA) said a 40-year-old man was arrested in West Sussex.
Kyiv can win all of Ukraine back from Russia, Trump says
The US president says Ukraine can win back land with support from Nato and Europe, marking a major shift in his position.
Italian actress and star of The Pink Panther Claudia Cardinale dies aged 87
The actress, who starred in Fellini's 8 1/2, is synonymous with the golden age of Italian cinema.
Jimmy Kimmel pulls no punches in TV return as he ramps up battle with Trump
Being at the centre of a storm about free speech seems to have hardened the US comedian's resolve.
Bloody Sunday trial to include soldiers' statements, judge rules
Soldier F denies murdering James Wray, 22, and William McKinney, 26, as well as five counts of attempted murder.
Urgent review ordered into asylum seeker taxi costs after BBC investigation
Asylum seekers are travelling long distances for appointments, with one telling the BBC his journey to visit a GP cost the Home Office £600.
Love Islander's vodka advert pulled for targeting under-18s
Lucinda Strafford's TikTok ad for Swansea's Au Vodka broke advertising rules, the regulator finds.
Households to be offered lower standing charges but energy bill savings unlikely
The regulator's plans could be in place by the end of January, but it warns total bills won't fall.
YouTube content creators contributed £2.2bn to UK economy in 2024
The data has been released to coincide with the launch of a new group of MPs representing creators and influencers.
Gaza City medics describe hospital overwhelmed by casualties from Israeli strikes
Australian doctors say they are having to operate in filthy conditions with few or no anaesthetics.
Dua Lipa denies firing agent over pro-Israel views
Reports claimed the singer dropped her agent after he urged Glastonbury to ban Irish band Kneecap.
How to win an away Ryder Cup, by European legends
Ryder Cup legends Sir Nick Faldo, Colin Montgomerie, Tony Jacklin and Justin Rose tell BBC Sport why and how Europe can win at Bethpage.
AI tool helped recover £500m lost to fraud, government says
Ministers say software developed by the Cabinet Office has helped to ramp up fraud detection.
Will Trafford be questioning decision to return to Man City?
James Trafford sealed a dream return to Manchester City in the summer, but will the English goalkeeper now be questioning his decision after the arrival of Gianluigi Donnarumma?
Lamine Yamal - the eve of a new football era
Barcelona teenager Lamine Yamal missed out on becoming the youngest Ballon d'Or winner, but he is destined to create a new footballing era, writes Guillem Balague.
Lamine Yamal - the eve of a new football era
Barcelona teenager Lamine Yamal missed out on becoming the youngest Ballon d'Or winner, but he is destined to create a new footballing era, writes Guillem Balague.
Mum says daughter who died on M5 'was failed'
Tamzin Hall was being transported in a police vehicle when she fled and was hit by car on the M5.
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How I found the confidence to leave my abusive husband after 47 years
Highland woman Eve Graham endured physical, mental and financial abuse during her long marriage.
Chasing greatness through grief - England's warrior queen
Megan Jones has carried the weight of devastating personal grief all the way to the Rugby World Cup final.