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Going undercover to expose an elaborate fraud aimed at obtaining fast-track settlement for wealthy migrants.
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The Home Office's application to house up to 1,256 men at the site near Bicester was fast-tracked.
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Trainee doctors delivering babies are more likely to suffer from overwork and burnout than other specialties, evidence suggests.
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The Ukrainian president says it makes sense for European leaders to be involved as Ukraine hopes to eventually join the EU.
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Politicians are worried about the outcomes of white, working-class pupils. But one school in Sunderland seems to have defied gravity
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Viewers of the annual TV charity event will see the actor playing a prank on Rylan.
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Huang abruptly quit on Thursday as head of one of the world's most valuable companies after revelations of alleged extramarital affairs.
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BBC's Asma Khalid explains how the Nvidia affair could threaten US national security and risk sensitive US technology getting into China.
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The prime minister says the deal could be "more like the Brexit people thought they were voting for" in 2016.
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Australia captain Pat Cummins hits back at former team-mate Usman Khawaja’s claims over the sandpaper scandal, calling them “100% wrong” and “utter nonsense”.
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The disgraced entertainer was sentenced to 10 years and six months for rape and sexual assault.
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Zoe Kleinman explains how the man who built Nvidia from the ground up lost everything in a matter of days.
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Experts warn that using AI to enhance property images can go too far and mislead prospective buyers.
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She is the first British female solo singer to play a five-gig residency at the venue.
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Performance physiotherapist Genevieve Taiwah shares her top tips for looking after your ankles.
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How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?
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The resignation of Jensen Huang following reports he had an affair with a suspected spy leads a number Friday's papers.
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The BBC exposed how the security service had lied to three courts concerning Agent X.
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The world’s biggest and longest-running song contest is coming to Asia, with eleven countries competing in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday.
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Authorities say the shooting in Washington DC left four people injured, with the suspect dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Any revolt among MPs is likely to be smaller than the one that badly damaged Keir Starmer's government.
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Specialist Thomas Iglesias had shouted at Hegseth's group to be quiet after they could be heard talking and laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
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The men were convicted of engaging in conduct likely to assist an Iranian intelligence service.
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The attack is thought to be the first time Ukrainian drones have attacked a Russian ship in an open stretch of the Baltic Sea.
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Film following the team racing to entomb the ruins of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
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How Man Utd identified Mauricio Pochettino as their new head coach - and what happened in the week Michael Carrick was left waiting.
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Harry Kane is England's all-time top scorer and record appearance maker, but where does he rank among the Three Lions' greatest players?
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Whatever happened to the diamond that went missing after the Formula 1 car it was attached to crashed?
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Morgan Rogers says any suggestion Cole Palmer is not committed to England "is a lie" and "nonsense".
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Australia captain Pat Cummins hits back at former team-mate Usman Khawaja’s claims over the sandpaper scandal, calling them “100% wrong” and “utter nonsense”.
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Could a resilient draw against European champions Barcelona be a turning point in Arsenal's season?