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Piastri told to let Norris past as Verstappen wins
McLaren's approach to racing in the title fight between their drivers sparked controversy as Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix.
Czech police finally catch up with 'phantom racing car driver'
A red racing car has been sighted on motorways in the Czech Republic since 2019 but until now has evaded police.
Arrests at rally against Palestine Action ban rise to 890
The majority of the arrests were for supporting a proscribed group, police say.
McColgan third in Great North Run as Chepkirui wins
Kenya's Sheila Chepkirui claims victory in the Great North Run women's race as Eilish McColgan finished third.
Concussed Kildunne faces race to make semi-final if England beat Scotland
Reigning world player of the year Ellie Kildunne will miss England's Rugby World Cup quarter-final with Scotland next Sunday after suffering a head injury.
Thousands throng Jerusalem to press Netanyahu to make hostage release deal
Saturday's protests in Israel were some of the largest so far, but PM Netanyahu says defeating Hamas is the way to secure the hostages' release.
Tube strike begins with reduced services as five days of major disruption looms
London Underground staff start a five-day walkout over pay and conditions.
My clothes wouldn't fit in my new flat - so I invented Vinted
Milda Mitkutė tells the BBC how a simple idea to sell her unwanted clothes became a billion dollar business.
My clothes wouldn't fit in my new flat - so I invented Vinted
Milda Mitkutė tells the BBC how a simple idea to sell her unwanted clothes became a billion dollar business.
Thousands take part in Great North Run
The founder of the famous half marathon says it has become more and more popular over the years.
Has Labour Just Moved Towards the Right?
With Angela Rayner out, is Keir Starmer’s government more right wing?
Zelensky condemns 'ruthless attack' after Russia hits main government building in Kyiv
It is the first time a Kyiv government building - in the heavily protected city centre - has been hit since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
Burnham concerned about balance of cabinet after Rayner exit
The Greater Manchester mayor says he would like to see a northerner as deputy leader of the Labour Party.
Burnham concerned about balance of cabinet after Rayner exit
The Greater Manchester mayor says he would like to see a northerner as deputy leader of the Labour Party.
Bethell says he should have 'played more' in 2025
England all-rounder Jacob Bethell says he "probably should have played a bit more" during his testing first home summer in international cricket.
Healey says more military sites could house asylum seekers
The defence secretary says officials are looking at possible locations to help end the use of hotels.
Healey says more military sites could house asylum seekers
The defence secretary says officials are looking at possible locations to help end the use of hotels.
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election defeats
The prime minister had struggled to inspire confidence as Japan faced economic headwinds.
Japan's Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba resigns after election defeats
The prime minister had struggled to inspire confidence as Japan faced economic headwinds.
'Our rivalry started here' - Alcaraz and Sinner set for Grand Slam trilogy in New York
Spain's Carlos Alcaraz and Italy's Jannik Sinner continue their dominance at the top of the men's game when they meet in Sunday's US Open final.