A BBC reporter describes secretly filming misogynistic and racist attitudes among serving Metropolitan Police officers.
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Two Jewish people died in a car and stabbing attack at Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation Synagogue on the holiest day in the Jewish religious calendar.
First killings in Morocco since Gen Z protests erupted
Police say they shot dead two people who were part of a crowd trying to storm a police station.
Premier League set to decide on PSR alternative
A decision on whether to scrap the Premier League's profit and sustainability rules and adopt an "alternative system" is "coming up", says Richard Masters.
Badenoch mistakenly says NI voted in favour of Brexit
In a BBC NI interview, the Tory leader said the "last time I checked, Northern Ireland did vote to leave".
Say sorry to children for Covid errors, ex-children's commissioner tells ministers
Anne Longfield says ministers at the time prioritised opening pubs and theme parks before schools.
Title leader Piastri has learned 'lessons on risk'
Championship leader Oscar Piastri says he learned "lessons on risk" for the rest of the season after his poor weekend at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Mum's anti-chemo views influenced daughter's death, coroner says
Paloma Shemirani died after refusing chemotherapy despite a diagnosis of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
Peaky Blinders to return to TV with gang's new era
Two new TV seasons, post-World War Two, will tell the story of Birmingham rising up after the Blitz.
Fifa cannot solve geopolitical issues - Infantino
Gianni Infantino says Fifa "cannot solve geopolitical problems" as pressure mounts on football's authorities to sanction Israel.
Israel intercepts Gaza flotilla and detains activists including Greta Thunberg
South Africa and Turkey have criticised the incident in international waters. Israel says those on board are safe.
Israel intercepts Gaza flotilla and detains activists including Greta Thunberg
South Africa and Turkey have criticised the incident in international waters. Israel says those on board are safe.
England are 'chalk and cheese' from Ashes - Sciver-Brunt
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt says that they are a different side both on and off the pitch as they prepare for their Women's World Cup opener against South Africa on Friday.
England are 'chalk and cheese' from Ashes - Sciver-Brunt
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt says that they are a different side both on and off the pitch as they prepare for their Women's World Cup opener against South Africa on Friday.
Man who 'married' care home girl, 15, jailed for sex abuse
The victim was sexually abused by groups of men from the age of 13 in West Yorkshire, a court hears.
'My pay is being held hostage': Federal workers on US government shutdown
Government staff describe their uncertainty during a budget impasse - though not all of them oppose the shutdown.
'Ryder Cup abuse of McIlroy crossed the line'
There is "no place in golf" for the abuse suffered by Rory McIlroy and Team Europe at the Ryder Cup, says PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague.
PGA chief to apologise to McIlroy family over Ryder Cup abuse
There is "no place in golf" for the abuse suffered by Rory McIlroy and Team Europe at the Ryder Cup, says PGA of America CEO Derek Sprague.
Denmark loses £1.4bn tax fraud claim in UK court case
The Danish government says it "strongly disagrees with the premises of the judgment and is now seeking to appeal it".
I'm not resigning, Met Police chief says after BBC investigation
Sir Mark Rowley insists he won't resign, saying it's "the misogynists and racists frankly who want me out".
Watch on iPlayer: Access All Areas - When Country Comes to Town
Go behind the scenes as country music takes over the Royal Albert Hall.