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  1. Liverpool parade attacker lied about 'panicking' and drove at crowds in rage, court told

    Doyle considered himself "the most important person" in the area before his rampage, a court hears.
  2. Resident doctors vote to go ahead with strike in England as hospitals battle flu wave

    It comes after ministers made fresh offer amid warning the walkout is risky as NHS battles wave of flu.
  3. 'We don't blame dad for killing mum, he was ill'

    Chris Stone-Houghton had been experiencing paranoia when he killed his wife Ruth, an inquest heard.
  4. 'Throw the parcel at the door' - Evri couriers cutting corners to earn a better wage

    BBC Panorama investigates the delivery firm - a market leader with the worst reputation for non-deliveries.
  5. What to delete from your emails to be taken more seriously at work

    What impact is our email etiquette having on how we are perceived and even promoted at work?
  6. What it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine

    As peace talks continue in Berlin, what - if anything - could potentially change Putin's mind? And could Europe do anything differently?
  7. Kylie leads three-way race for Christmas number one

    Less than 10,000 sales separate the top five singles, as the race for the Christmas chart heats up.
  8. Amazon apologises after showing 15-rated film to child who rented PG movie

    The child's was trying to watch Diary of a Wimpy Kid - but a film with "strong sex and sex references" played instead.
  9. Airbnb fined £56m by Spain for advertising unlicensed properties

    The government has been cracking down on the rentals firm as neighbourhoods protest against holiday lets.
  10. Watch: Chris Martin surprises couple with performance at their wedding

    The Coldplay singer lands by helicopter to play at a wedding in Staffordshire.
  11. A 10-year-old, two rabbis and a Holocaust survivor - who are the victims?

    Authorities say two rabbis, a Holocaust survivor and a 10-year-old girl were among the victims.
  12. 'I've grown up in fear': Jewish Australians say rising antisemitism made attack predictable

    Many are asking why more wasn't done to prevent the shootings after a spate of antisemitism-related offences.
  13. 'My son saw the victims and did not hesitate to act'

    Fruit shop owner Ahmed al Ahmed, 43, has undergone surgery for bullet wounds to his arm and hand.
  14. How Bondi's Hanukkah festival turned from joy to horror within minutes

    Videos and eyewitness accounts reveal how Australia's worst mass shooting in nearly three decades unfolded.
  15. What we know about the Bondi gunmen

    Two gunmen involved in the attack have been identified by the Australian authorities as a father and son.
  16. Six classic movies from Rob Reiner, the 'big-hearted genius' director

    Reiner was known for his activism as well as favourites like When Harry Met Sally, Stand by Me and Misery.
  17. Fear of crime and migration fuels Chile's swing to the right

    Chile has become the latest country in the region to elect a right-wing president.
  18. How common is a white Christmas where you are?

    Many of us probably dream of a white Christmas but how often have you actually seen one? Simon King takes a look at new analysis.
  19. We were sacked from Grand Theft Auto game creator for trying to unionise

    Former staff at the Grand Theft Auto creator are seeking an employment tribunal over alleged "union-busting".
  20. They were almost American - then Trump cancelled their citizenship ceremonies

    Immigrants from among the 19 countries banned by the Trump administration tell the BBC how their citizenship ceremonies were abruptly cancelled.
  21. Dominatrix turns tech founder to combat revenge porn

    After the humiliation of clients leaking her intimate images, Madelaine Thomas decided to take action.
  22. Their diamond-rich land in South Africa was taken. Now they want it back

    A two-decade old legal judgement should mean they are benefitting but they say they remain poor.
  23. Furlough not perfect but prevented mass unemployment, Sunak says

    The former PM, who was chancellor during the crisis, says there was no "playbook" of how to respond to the pandemic.
  24. Two victims named as hunt resumes for Brown University gunman

    Two people died and nine others were injured in the attack in Rhode Island on Saturday.
  25. Give newborns automatic library cards, authors urge

    Sir Philip Pullman and Richard Osman are among writers to back the proposal to boost literacy.
  26. Staff strike forces Louvre to close doors to visitors

    The strike action marks the latest disruption for the museum after a jewel theft and water damage.
  27. Ministers finalising definition of anti-Muslim hatred

    The draft definition does not include the term Islamophobia, after concerns were raised over freedom of speech.
  28. Ukraine ceasefire talks continue as US says 'progress was made'

    The discussions are centred around the peace plan presented by Kyiv to the US last week.
  29. Brazilians protest against bill to reduce Bolsonaro's jail time

    If passed, the bill would see the ex-president and others receive shorter sentences for coup-related crimes.
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  31. ​​Starmer Says a Doctor Strike Would be 'Reckless'

    ​​PM Keir Starmer says its "beyond belief" strikes could take place during flu outbreak.
  32. Democrats release photos of Trump from Epstein estate

    Republicans accuse Democrats of playing politics with release of Epstein photos
  33. Robbie Savage takes on his first football manager job

    Robbie Savage takes on his first football manager job, but will he regret it? 
  34. What fans, insiders and stats say about embattled Frank

    Tottenham have lost as many league games as they have won this season under Thomas Frank, with some fans criticising his style of play. BBC Sport assesses Spurs' struggles under their new manager.
  35. O'Neill 'would happily have stayed on' at Celtic

    Martin O'Neill says he would "happily have stayed on" as Celtic manager after his interim spell ended with seven wins out of eight games.
  36. Stokes wants England to 'show a bit of dog' in third Ashes Test

    Ben Stokes asks his England team to “show a bit of dog” in the crucial third Ashes Test against Australia in Adelaide.
  37. Menzies apologises for repeatedly punching table after loss

    Cameron Menzies apologises after angrily punching a drinks table after his first-round loss to Charlie Manby at the PDC World Championship.
  38. Wales captains Morgan and Lake to join Gloucester

    Wales captains Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake are set to join Gloucester at the end of the season.
  39. Maresca 'happy' at Chelsea but wounds remain open

    Chelsea manager Enzo Maresca is evasive when asked to explain his claim that he has endured his "worst 48 hours" at the club and lacked support.
  40. Dominant Sabalenka wins back-to-back WTA awards

    World number one Aryna Sabalenka is voted the WTA player of the year for the second successive season after winning four titles in 2025.