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UK targets Russian oil market in fresh sanctions
The government has also targeted a major Indian energy company and Chinese oil terminals in new sanctions.
Friend 'heard silence then screams', court told
Emma Cowley was on the phone to Ms Whyte when she heard a "terrified, in-pain scream", jurors hear.
Gaza experts work to identify bodies of 90 Palestinians returned by Israel
Under the Gaza ceasefire deal, Israel has agreed to hand over the bodies of 15 Palestinians in return for every dead Israeli hostage.
Ex-funeral director admits 36 fraud charges but denies other offences
Robert Bush denied 30 counts of preventing lawful burials but admitted fraud charges.
Student arrested after chanting about putting Zionists 'in the ground'
Video appears to show Samuel Williams allegedly leading the chant at a pro-Palestinian march in London.
Man who murdered girlfriend in hot tub is jailed for life
Aren Pearson will spend at least 25 years in jail for stabbing Claire Leveque to death in Shetland in 2023.
Afghan Taliban and Pakistan agree short truce after deadly clashes
The move comes after fresh fighting and reports of Pakistani air strikes in Kandahar and Kabul.
What does xG tell us about how Premier League teams have started the season?
The Premier League table is starting to take shape and while results are obviously what matter most, they don't tell the whole story.
Doris in Ireland squad but McCarthy misses out
Returning head coach Andy Farrell includes captain Caelan Doris in his Ireland squad for the autumn internationals, but Joe McCarthy misses out.
Reeves says she is looking at tax rises ahead of Budget
The chancellor also said she was considering further measures on public spending, in a bid to put the UK's finances on a firmer footing.
Wales legend Fishlock to retire from international football
Wales' greatest female footballer Jess Fishlock will win her 166th and last cap in this month's friendly against Australia in Cardiff.
GB men's basketball team banned from internationals
Basketball's world governing body Fiba suspends the British Basketball Federation and bars the British men's team from international competition because of governance issues.
Row over bringing back military service splits German government
Plans to re-introduce military service have been thrown into chaos because of an 11th hour disagreement.
After the PM's appearance at PMQs, what more do we know about the collapsed China spy case?
The detail of this story is enormously complicated, and it is possible the release of witness statements do not signal the end of the saga.
'Father of our democracy': Kenya's Raila Odinga dies in India aged 80
President Ruto leads the tributes to Kenya's former prime minister and long-time opposition leader.
Government will publish evidence in collapsed China spy case, PM says
The Tories and Lib Dems had called for witness statements provided to prosecutors to be released.
Why Caicedo is pivotal for Chelsea - but are they over-reliant?
The 23-year-old midfielder has three goals this season, including his powerful strike against Liverpool, entering the debate as being among the best in the league.
Watch: Freed detainee finds family alive after thinking they had been killed
Shadi Abu Sido told the BBC an Israeli prison officer said his family had been killed.
Mercedes to continue with Russell & Antonelli in 2026
Britain's George Russell says he wants to build on his "strongest season to date in F1" after signing a new deal to continue racing for Mercedes in 2026.
Vets must publish prices so pet owners not overcharged, watchdog says
Vet prices have risen at nearly twice the rate of inflation, the Competition and Markets Authority found.