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Ukrainian had wanted the EU to use €200 billion of frozen Russian assets but Belgium opposed the move.
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There are no official statistics surrounding suicide among Ukrainian soldiers, but they are thought to count in the hundreds.
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The suspect in last week's mass shooting at Brown University has also been linked by police to the murder of an MIT professor on Monday.
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Rory McIlroy is crowned BBC Sports Personality of the Year for 2025 after clinching the career Grand Slam and playing a key role in Europe's Ryder Cup win.
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It is the largest scheme since the Port Arthur massacre in 1996, which prompted massive gun law reform.
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Hundreds paddle out at Bondi beach to commemorate the shooting victims from Sunday's attack.
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Card providers can decide whether to offer unlimited payments on contactless cards.
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Road, rail and air travellers are being advised to allow extra time for travel and check their routes.
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Whale breath collected by drones is giving clues to the health of wild humpbacks and other whales.
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The materials include photos of women's passports, and Lolita quotes written across a woman's body.
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Officials confirmed Greg Biffle, his wife and two children were among those who boarded the small plane that crashed at a regional airport in North Carolina.
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One father tells the BBC he owes the life of his child to a stranger forced into an impossible decision.
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The Bank of England is hoping the interest rate cut will inject some much-needed momentum into the economy.
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Labour's violence against women strategy and a royal Christmas family portrait dominate Friday's papers.
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A typical turkey dinner will cost about £32.45 this year, according to research done for the BBC.
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Despite a Trump-brokered ceasefire in July, fighting has flared up again between Thailand and Cambodia.
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Turner has spent a nearly 30-year career working across Whitehall and the Foreign Office.
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Police said villagers used flaming torches to drive away the elephant, which later died.
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It comes as new PM Sanae Takaichi is keen for inflation to fall but also needs low government borrowing costs.
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The deals would end years of efforts by Washington to force ByteDance to sell its US operations.
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Kristin Cabot says she was bombarded with abusive and threatening messages after being filmed with her boss on the 'kiss-cam'.
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Bank of England cuts interest rates to lowest level since 2023.
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Mockumentary in which Philomena Cunk explores the traditions and trappings of Christmas.
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Team Europe win BBC Sports Personality Team of the Year 2025 following Ryder Cup victory in New York.
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England women's manager Sarina Wiegman is named the BBC Sports Personality Coach of the Year for a second time.
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The games are piling up for Crystal Palace who face a two-legged play-off in the Conference League after failing to qualify automatically for the last 16.
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Anthony Joshua pushed Jake Paul's fist away from his face and told him "don't touch me" as the pair faced off at Thursday's weigh-in in Miami.
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England's Brydon Carse dismisses Jake Weatherald lbw for one, but replays show the decision should have been overturned as Australia are made to regret their decision not to review, leaving the home side on 8-1, with a lead of 93, on day three of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.
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Three-time champion Michael van Gerwen overcomes Japanese debutant Mitsuhiko Tatsunami at the PDC World Championship.