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Lawyers for the US president have threatened to sue the corporation for $1bn (£759m).
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The PM's top aide was not involved "directly or indirectly" in briefings against cabinet ministers, sources tell the BBC.
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Review finds "different actions could and should have been taken" leading up to the 10-year-old's death.
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In emails released by Democrats, Epstein says Trump "knew about the girls". The White House says they are an attempt to "smear" the president.
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The government confirms timeline for reforms to England’s rental market, including ending bidding wars.
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A new study suggests their physical transformation began much earlier than we previously thought.
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The behaviours include comments about their appearance, harassment, leering and groping, according to a survey.
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Storm Claudia is set to bring heavy and persistent rain to parts of the UK with amber warnings issued with risk of flooding and disruption.
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The watch belonged to Bavarian-born American businessman Isidor Straus, who died in the disaster.
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Sonder guests have complained that they had to leave their accommodation as the firm files for a sudden bankruptcy.
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Sir Mark warned against using "grooming gangs" as a catch-all term as it covers different offences.
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The beloved character, played by Pam St Clement, returns next month in Nigel's memories from the 90s.
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Fiona Ferris was filmed giving CPR to Dominic McGrath, who died after being hit by a bus in Newry last December.
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The Budget somehow has to provide certainty, boost consumer and business confidence, and fill a large fiscal gap.
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Years of conflict have taken their toll and the war of attrition is continuing on the homefront - but Ukrainians are fighting back hard by trying to keep morale high
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Morgan McSweeney is credited with masterminding Labour's landslide election victory.
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The Hunger Games: On Stage brings Panem to life in a purpose-built 1,200 seat arena in Canary Wharf.
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BBC Sport takes an in-depth look at why England lack centre-forward options behind Harry Kane - a far cry from when the likes of Les Ferdinand only won 17 caps.
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Culture reporter Noor Nanji explains how the BBC is funded and governed, amid controversy that has lead to the departures of two senior bosses.
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They show cells that control blood sugar are more vulnerable in early childhood.
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Lawyers say the guidelines are "legally flawed" but equality watchdog denies it breached rights of transgender people.
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Swiss business leaders appear to have made progress with a private initiative in which reports say they brought gifts to the Oval Office.
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The government says it will save £100m over this Parliament and less than 20% of voters can name their PCC.
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The businessman, whose family trust owns Tottenham Hotspur, pleaded guilty in 2024 to insider trading as part of a deal with prosecutors.
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Confirmation of the remains would mean that only three deceased hostages' bodies now remain in Gaza.
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More than 120 people were killed in the raid which targeted the Comando Vermelho criminal gang.
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The deputy PM turned Meta executive on the influence of tech bosses like Mark Zuckerberg.
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And the US president is mentioned in new Epstein emails
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Chris Eubank Sr refutes claims he was paid to attend April's fight between his son Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn, in the build-up to Saturday's rematch.
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BBC Sport assesses whether Anthony Joshua's prospective fight with YouTuber Jake Paul would be a good or bad idea.
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Who impressed for England in their 2-0 World Cup qualifying win against Serbia? Alex Howell rates the players.
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Carlos Alcaraz secures the year-end world number one ranking by reaching the knockout stages at the ATP Finals with three straight wins.