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  1. Jeremy Bowen: There's now a realistic chance of ending the war - but it's not over yet

    For the first time since the Hamas attacks on Israel two years ago, there is a realistic chance of ending the horrors
  2. How Trump secured a Gaza breakthrough which eluded Biden

    Trump's unique style and his relationships with key players helped but there were also factors beyond his control.
  3. What has been agreed and what happens next

    Israel's security cabinet are expected to meet at 17:00 Israel time (15:00 BST) to formally vote on the first phase of the plan.
  4. Tech billionaires seem to be doom prepping. Should we all be worried?

    The debate is ramping up about what happens if - or when - computer intelligence overtakes humans
  5. Former Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood charged with four counts of rape

    He is also charged with nine counts of indecent assault and two counts of sexual assault.
  6. Fossil found on Dorset coast is unique 'sword dragon' species

    Scientists say the newly discovered species of marine reptile probably met a grizzly end.
  7. Man re-arrested at airport over Manchester synagogue attack

    A 30-year-old man was re-arrested at Manchester Airport earlier, Counter Terrorism Policing said.
  8. Ex-PM Sunak joins Microsoft and AI firm as paid advisor

    The former prime minister has been told not to lobby the UK government by the appointments watchdog.
  9. Met officers face fast-track hearings after Panorama investigation

    The police watchdog says it is launching accelerated disciplinary hearings following a BBC Panorama investigation.
  10. Naked mole rats' DNA could hold key to long life

    The bald, subterranean rats are the world's longest-lived rodent.
  11. Celebrity Traitors episode two was as killer as Tom Daley's side-eye

    Alan Carr continues to worry the nation in the second instalment of this instant-hit celebrity spin-off.
  12. The Papers: 'Peace within reach' and 'A moment of shared hope'

    The ceasefire negotiations for the Israel-Gaza war and celebrations of peace dominate Friday's papers.
  13. Weekly quiz: What did Queen Camilla say about Jilly Cooper?

    How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?
  14. The new AI arms race changing the war in Ukraine

    Both Ukraine and Russia use AI in battle, but removing human decision-making comes with risks.
  15. From the fishing trip to a Gavin and Stacey film - five things Jones and Corden's book reveals

    What can we expect from the new book When Gavin Met Stacey And Everything In Between?
  16. Lyse Doucet: Gaza deal is a huge moment but this is just the beginning

    The BBC's Lyse Doucet reflects on how long-awaited negotiations to move forward, not further back, appear to be succeeding.
  17. Palestinians celebrate but fear confronting grief

    People in Gaza celebrate a potential end to the war, but know it will mean facing the grief they have put aside.
  18. Israelis delight at deal to return hostages

    "I can't quite believe this is actually happening, we've been waiting for so long," said Gil Dickman, cousin of hostage Carmel Gat.
  19. How 20 minutes of nature can boost your health

    Spending just 20 minutes in nature can lower blood pressure, heart rate and stress levels.
  20. Pubs could stay open longer and host more live music under licensing reforms

    Changes to licensing rules could see relaxed rules around live music and serving food outside.
  21. Nineteen more removed to France under 'one in, one out' scheme

    The recent removals involved larger groups of migrants than previous flights, the Home Office says.
  22. Hungarian author László Krasznahorkai wins Nobel Literature Prize

    He was recognised “for his compelling and visionary oeuvre that, in the midst of apocalyptic terror, reaffirms the power of art”.
  23. Prince William will attend COP30 climate summit in Brazil

    Prince William will attend the COP30 summit on behalf of the King, joining other world leaders in Brazil.
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  25. Watch on iPlayer: The Big Cases - Murdered by his Grandparents

    The tragic case of two-year-old Ethan who was abused and killed by his grandparents.
  26. Can Trump turn a Gaza ceasefire into a lasting peace deal?

    Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of a peace deal
  27. 'No easy way back for Bellingham as Rogers vindicates Tuchel's strategy'

    There is no easy way back for Jude Bellingham as Morgan Rogers shows he is the symbol of Thomas Tuchel's new England identity, says Phil McNulty.
  28. 'Chronic Scotland prevail in Hampden head-wrecker'

    Scotland somehow emerge from a bizarre World Cup qualifier with another victory on a remarkable night at Hampden, writes Tom English.
  29. 'No energy' - Tuchel unhappy at 'silent' Wembley

    England boss Thomas Tuchel sees his side score three times in 20 minutes in their 3-0 friendly win over Wales, but is left frustrated by the Wembley atmosphere.
  30. Harsh lessons and 'hurt egos' for Bellamy's Wales

    Craig Bellamy and Wales learn harsh lessons in their 3-0 defeat at England, in preparation for their big World Cup qualifier against Belgium.
  31. 'The saint of Manchester' - Ricky Hatton and his city, a love story

    BBC Sport speaks to the people of Manchester about Ricky Hatton and his life-long service to the city and its people.
  32. De Klerk smacks Proteas to stunning win over India

    Nadine de Klerk hits a blistering unbeaten 84 from 54 balls as South Africa produce a stunning comeback to beat India at the Women's World Cup.
  33. Scotland strike late to beat Greece in frantic finish

    Watch the best of the action as Scotland score twice late on to beat Greece and boost their hopes of qualifying for next summer's World Cup finals.
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