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Later on Thursday, Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff will travel to Dublin to meet Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Dan Johnson visits one of the country's largest power stations, barely left standing after a ballistic missile strike by Russia.
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The proposed radical overhaul of the welfare system would move under-25s off the main sickness benefits.
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The men were convicted of engaging in conduct likely to assist an Iranian intelligence service.
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The UK economy grew by 0.7% in the three months to September, according to official figures.
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Activist Danny Tommo pleads guilty to criminal damage at Portsmouth Crown Court.
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Witnesses say a missile hit a building containing the surgical wards and intensive care units at Nasser hospital, the largest in southern Gaza.
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His latest pleas of not guilty mean he now denies a total of 17 charges concerning allegations from 1983 to 2016.
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The wrist device, which has been developed by researchers in Nottingham, has been described as "life-changing".
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Michael Carrick becomes the third Manchester United manager to be sacked in three seasons - where did it go wrong?
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The BBC's China correspondent Laura Bicker explains the timeline of events and what's next for Nvidia as its board considers whether to oust the CEO.
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Some cold and flu remedies cost 20 times as much as a basic pack of paracetamol or ibuprofen.
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BBC Verify analysis indicates missing data led official Diwali pollution figures to be lower than they should be.
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Words most often heard in the therapist's chair have made their way into day-to-day conversation - here's a parents' guide to understanding it.
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More than 500,000 pieces of art are owned by 225 councils, the BBC finds, but most of it is storage.
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Sleuths shared their "despair" when Finland's embassy in Australia's capital closed for 24 hours to hold a planning day and expressed "relief" when it reopened.
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Following a ceremony marking Veterans Day, a group that included Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth was shouted at to be quiet.
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PM Andy Burnham was addressing delegates at the COP31 UN climate summit in Antalya, Turkey.
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Some schools remove the children's author's books from their libraries after allegations against him.
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The latest episode of Rocket Hour will air on the monarch's 78th birthday on Saturday.
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The latest instalment in the franchise, which is marking 30 years, bagged the top prize.
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In a state Trump won two years ago by 22 points, Colom's victory extends a string of Democratic wins in the Senate.
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Kayla Smith, 18, pleads guilty to the murder of Chloe Watson Dransfield, who she stabbed to death.
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Film following the team racing to entomb the ruins of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
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Crystal Palace have sacked manager Pierre Sage after 16 games in charge and the club bottom of the table.
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Michael Carrick becomes the third Manchester United manager to be sacked in three seasons - where did it go wrong?
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Free-scoring back row Henry Pollock will make only his second start for England in Saturday's Nations Championship meeting with Japan.
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Legendary England bowler James Anderson extends his record-breaking career beyond his 45th birthday by signing for Surrey.
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Ties bind Scotland captain Andy Robertson and the man whose caps record he's about to equal, Kenny Dalglish, in more ways than one, writes Tom English.
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From the 21-year-old who scored 79 seconds into his debut to being on the brink of breaking his nation's appearance record, BBC Sport looks at Harry Kane's England career.