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US kills 14 in strikes on four alleged drug boats in Pacific
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Russian forces gain foothold in strategic Ukrainian town
Ukraine's president confirms Russian soldiers have taken up position inside the town of Pokrovsk.
Man charged with racially aggravated rape of woman
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Rodgers v Desmond: Analysing the Celtic fallout
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Rodgers v Desmond: Analysing the Celtic fallout
BBC Sport Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English breaks down the public statements of Dermot Desmond and Brendan Rodgers to try to get to the bottom of the claims and counter-claims at Celtic.
Doctor Who Christmas special confirmed for next year
The BBC says it remains "fully committed" to the sci-fi show after ending its partnership with Disney+.
Fear of mass killings as thousands trapped in besieged Sudan city taken by militia group
The UN says there are credible reports of "summary executions" in el-Fasher.
Fear of mass killings as thousands trapped in besieged Sudan city taken by militia group
The UN says there are credible reports of "summary executions" in el-Fasher.
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Where to put asylum seekers has become one of the fiercest topics of political debate since last year's general election.
Two military sites earmarked as asylum seeker accommodation
Housing asylum seekers in hotels has cost billions, while they have also become a focal point for protests.
Kate McCann cried during encounter outside family home, alleged stalker tells trial
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Councils paying school transport costs for 470,000 pupils in England
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