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The head of UK Counter Terrorism Policing said they consider Iranian state involvement "highly likely".
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Ukraine had accused the US of withholding key intelligence - a claim rejected as "scandalous" by Washington.
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The sixth report from Covid inquiry criticises the lack of PPE and the way patients were discharged from hospital.
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The closures are announced as the corporation continues to try to save £500m over two years.
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The Sultan of Oman, leader of a Middle Eastern strategic partner, is welcomed to Windsor for a state visit.
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Musk says special committees within both companies have been formed to look a possible mega-merger.
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A Downing Street spokeswoman told the BBC: "These views are held by an individual who does not represent the government in any capacity."
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The government is expected to accept all 27 recommendations made in the review by ex-Ofsted boss, Sir David Bell.
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The entertainer denies three counts of rape, three charges of sexual assault and one of indecent assault.
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The long-awaited decision about the controversial North Sea field is expected on Wednesday morning.
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No formal investigation has started, but the regulator is making inquiries into the case.
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It is 60 years since one of Wales' darkest days, when a mining community changed forever.
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The Ukrainian leader's hug with Steve Witkoff in the Norwegian capital is unlikely to dispel misgivings about US policy towards his country, writes Paul Adams.
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Noor Nanji breaks down Prince Harry's interview with GQ Magazine, after he said he wants to "reconcile" with his family.
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From the shocking lack of PPE to restrictions on visitors - the key points from the sixth Covid inquiry report.
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Follow four students from Newcastle as they try out roles for the first time as part of their work experience placements.
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The BBC announced it will close its BBC Three, BBC Scotland and Radio 4 Extra broadcast channels.
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North Korean state media has published photos of the dictator with his daughter after the unsubstantiated rumour spread.
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Prince Harry says he wants reconciliation with his family, in an interview with a magazine in New York last month.
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Brendan Nugent's family say they have known Helen Haines, who remains in a critical condition, for more than 20 years.
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The surviving Beatles have welcomed plans for an immersive visitor experience in Liverpool.
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Perran Moon, MP for Camborne and Redruth, voluntarily referred himself for investigation.
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Jamie Collins is described as a "sensitive and caring young man" after his killer admits murder.
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The UK announces it will provide additional defensive military support to Saudi Arabia as Houthi attacks escalate in the region.
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France's second city saw some of the worst violence as chaos gripped the country on Saturday.
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A community’s powerful fight for justice after the tragedy of the Aberfan disaster.
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Rio Ngumoha produces a coming-of-age performance in Liverpool's comeback win over Villarreal, writes Aadam Patel.
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Phil Foden's magnificent man-of-the-match display in Manchester City's Champions League win against AEK Athens serves as a reminder of his talent and ability to influence games.
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England begin their wandering winter with a sloppy loss to Pakistan in the one-day tri-series in Rawalpindi.
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Manchester United boss Michael Carrick needs more clean sheets as he looks to change his team's fortunes, as they take on Como in the Champions League.
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Mark Allen says that retiring from snooker is "something I have been contemplating for a while" following his 4-2 loss to Jordan Brown in the Northern Ireland Open.