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The government says it will fund training and work experience for 350,000 not in work or education.
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Eyewitnesses described scenes of panic in one of Goa's bustling nightlife areas.
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The card features of photograph of the royal couple taken in April during their state visit to Italy.
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A West Midlands Police chief told MPs Jewish community members supported the ban on Maccabi fans.
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The law comes into effect this week but critics worry it can't be enforced - and shouldn't be either.
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England’s Ashes hopes are all but over in fewer than six days of cricket after an eight-wicket defeat by Australia in the second Test at the Gabba.
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A new BBC documentary sheds light on how Jasveen Sangha ended up being charged in the Matthew Perry case.
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This Christmas, to save you from tears, there’s some genuine competition, our music correspondent finds.
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Here's what you need to know about tax rules if you're selling items online.
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In a big money move, Lineker will go head-to-head with his old employer with The Rest Is Football.
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Gen Z are going retro, with studies showing a resurgence in people buying tech in the modern age that can be dated back decades.
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Russia carried out strikes on Kremenchuk, while its defence ministry said it had shot down 77 Ukrainian drones in several locations.
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England are handed World Cup kick-off times which suit UK audiences - but Scotland fans face later finishes during next summer's tournament.
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A mix of stories leads Sunday front pages.
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Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, has been erupting intermittently since December last year.
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For the past two years all public Christmas celebrations have been cancelled in Bethlehem in the occupied West Bank.
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The maths and task seem simple for Lando Norris heading into the F1 title decider but Max Verstappen retains hope of "some Abu Dhabi magic".
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Tasha says she could not be prouder of Angry Ginge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle.
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The Legislative Council election is seen as a test of public sentiment following a deadly fire.
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The aurora borealis can bring stunning night skies, but hidden dangers can accompany the Northern Lights to disrupt life on earth as Chris Fawkes explains.
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Mohamed Salah's astonishing public attack on Liverpool and Arne Slot piles pressure on the troubled head coach, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
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More than 100,000 homes were destroyed when powerful rains lashed the South East Asian country last week.
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A message from the French embassy in Benin said gunfire had been reported near the residence of the president.
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The prize is awarded to the person who creates a bad piece of art using the least amount of effort.
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The animal, named Buddy, fled a festive celebration on the coast and went on the run for hours.
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Names and dates were found scribbled on the ceiling during work to restore the Great Hall paintings.
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The opera legend's widow said the town had made an "absurd decision" after it also encouraged skaters to high five the statue.
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Top stories, breaking news, live reporting, and follow news topics that match your interests
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Musician Jordan Stephens on why we need sex education fit for the digital age.
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And is the UK really ready to get closer to the EU?
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The feel-good Christmas story, perfect for cosy winter nights
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Young Henry Turner seeks out Jack Sparrow to help him locate Poseidon's trident.
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England’s Ashes hopes are all but over in fewer than six days of cricket after an eight-wicket defeat by Australia in the second Test at the Gabba.
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Mohamed Salah's astonishing public attack on Liverpool and Arne Slot piles pressure on the troubled head coach, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
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Chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt marks the performances of the Australia and England teams after the second Test in Brisbane.
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The maths and task seem simple for Lando Norris heading into the F1 title decider but Max Verstappen retains hope of "some Abu Dhabi magic".
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Coach Brendon McCullum says England trained "too much" while captain Ben Stokes raised questions about his side's mentality after their defeat in the second Ashes Test.
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England are handed World Cup kick-off times which suit UK audiences - but Scotland fans face later finishes during next summer's tournament.
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England capitulate to a damning eight-wicket defeat on day of the second Test to give Australia a 2-0 lead in The Ashes.