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  1. How anti-migrant boat protests were organised and who is behind them

    Danny Thomas organised the demonstration in Dover - seemingly after weeks of preparation - and was also present in Portsmouth.
  2. Jaguar Land Rover to cut 4,000 jobs over next two years

    The cuts come as the carmaker struggles with Chinese competition, US tariffs, and the transition to electric vehicles.
  3. New videos of man at centre of 9/11 lawsuit reveal links to extremists and Saudi state

    The footage and other evidence the FBI failed to share undermine Omar al-Bayoumi's 25 years of denials.
  4. Germany's far-right AfD says 'democracy demands' parties work with them after state election win

    The far-right party is trying to form a government in the state after falling three seats short of a majority.
  5. BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri reveals she has blood cancer

    Maryam Moshiri tells the BBC she wanted to reveal her diagnosis to raise awareness about the cancer.
  6. Kyiv air raid alerts at record high as Russia launches round-the-clock strikes

    Schools, businesses and public transport are all struggling with the surge in Russian air attacks.
  7. 'The man who drugged and raped me was freed from prison and went on to kill'

    One of Richard Scatchard's victims says his killing of Kelly Faiers in 2023 could have been avoided.
  8. One million people to receive one-off pension top-up payment

    About one million people - mostly women - are owed pension tax relief and will be contacted by HMRC.
  9. Indonesia volcano eruption leaves 270,000 stranded as airports extend closure

    Anak Krakatau, which lies about 150km from the capital Jakarta, began erupting late on Friday.
  10. New Inbetweeners film confirmed by Netflix as lead stars return

    Netflix has confirmed the original stars of the coming-of-age sitcom are set to reprise their roles for the film.
  11. Chemo hair loss doesn't define me - it's a symbol that I'm strong

    The beauty and resilience of women living with cancer is celebrated though photography.
  12. How significant are AfD's historic gains for Germany and the rest of Europe?

    The BBC's Europe editor Katya Adler sees the far-right win in Saxony-Anhalt state ringing alarm bells for the EU and traditional parties.
  13. Andrew Scott feels the Pressure as 'unsung hero' in WW2 thriller

    The actor reveals how he approached playing James Stagg, the "chilly" meteorologist key to D-Day's success.
  14. The volunteers risking their lives to defuse Indonesia's wildfire 'carbon bombs'

    Peat fires in Borneo are releasing ancient stores of carbon - and sending a toxic smog across South East Asia.
  15. Smaller rugby ball for women makes it 'harder to do my job'

    A smaller ball is being trialled in women's international rugby union for September and October's WXV Global Series - and it is dividing opinion.
  16. Nepal observes national day of mourning for victims of flash flood disaster

    Flags flew at half mast on the 13th day since the disaster, the last day of the Hindu mourning period.
  17. Australians will be able to switch off social media algorithms under planned legislation

    Firms like Meta, Google and TikTok should face "substantial" penalties if they don't give the option, minister says.
  18. Probe begins into why Amazon cargo plane overran Miami runway

    Five people are dead and five others injured after an aircraft overran the runway, hit vehicles and caught fire.
  19. Israeli strikes in southern Lebanese village kill nine

    Lebanon says a recent Israeli escalation is jeopardising a US-brokered ceasefire meant to end the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah.
  20. Austria's Islamic headscarf ban in force as under-14s go back to school

    The government says the law is intended to protect the rights of young girls, but critics say it is fuelling anti-Muslim feeling.
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  22. How New Is Andy Burnham’s Labour?

    The new chancellor prepares a speech as the PM tries to seperate the party from the past.
  23. An insider's account of Trump's White House

    Jonathan Swan gained unprecedented access to Trump’s inner circle.
  24. The extraordinary life and music of Dolly Parton

    Creating an icon. How a girl from the Smoky Mountains conquered Nashville – and the world
  25. Pietersen joins England's white-ball coaching team

    England appoint former Ashes-winning batter Kevin Pietersen to their white-ball coaching team in the build-up to the 2027 ICC Cricket World Cup.
  26. How £725 game-show winnings kick-started Champions League coach's career

    Lithuanian coach Valdas Dambrauskas cut his teeth in English football, and now returns in the Champions League with Sabah.
  27. 'We're not robots' - why US Open men's contenders have tumbled

    The chaotic nature of the men's draw has been a sharp contrast to the relative calm of the women's - but anyone can still win the US Open titles.
  28. No new striker, no worries - Havertz and Odegaard torment Chelsea

    Nine points from three games, one goal conceded and big players stepping up - are Arsenal still ahead of the rest in the race for the Premier League title?
  29. Antonelli 'walks over water' for win that will go down in F1 folklore

    Kimi Antonelli delivered one of the great F1 drives to win the Italian Grand Prix and leave Mercedes' team-mate George Russell's title hopes almost a lost cause.
  30. Fury says he is looking for new opponent, calls out Usyk

    Tyson Fury has sparked more speculation his all-British heavyweight fight with Anthony Joshua is on the verge of collapse by suggesting he needs a new opponent for November.