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Trump 'ready' to sanction Russia if Nato nations stop buying its oil
The US president has repeatedly threatened tougher measures against Moscow, but has so far failed to take action.
More than 100,000 join Tommy Robinson rally, as counter-protesters demonstrate
Nine people are arrested as the Met say extra officers have been deployed to deal with "significant aggression".
Has Martin lost backing to turn Rangers around?
BBC Scotland looks at the crisis facing Rangers head coach Russell Martin following defeat by Hearts.
No 10 questioned Mandelson on Epstein links before appointment
The fallout is continuing after Peter Mandelson's sacking as UK ambassador to Washington over his links to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Man charged over damage to London synagogues
The 37-year-old man has been charged with racially or religiously aggravated criminal damage, the Met Police said.
Nepal's major parties say dissolved parliament must be reinstated
The House of Representatives was dissolved by the country's president, following deadly anti-corruption protests.
Canada thrash Australia to set up New Zealand semi
Canada underline their credentials as Women's Rugby World Cup contenders with a superb victory over Australia in Bristol.
Canada thrash Australia to set up New Zealand semi
Canada underline their credentials as Women's Rugby World Cup contenders with a superb victory over Australia in Bristol.
The Mandelson-Epstein Emails - Who Knew What, When?
We speak about how Starmer knew about Mandelson’s links to Epstein when appointing him.
Arsenal's 'scary show of strength' as Madueke shines
Arsenal came into this season on the back of a busy summer transfer window where they spent around £250m and brought in eight players, and against Nottingham Forest the Gunners showed the reason behind such aggressive recruitment.
Lyles 'in form of life' - but will it be enough to retain 100m crown?
American showman Noah Lyles claims he is in the form of his life - but will it be enough to retain his 100m title at the World Championships in Tokyo?
'I will never let your legacy die' - Charlie Kirk's widow gives tearful address after shooting
Erika Kirk vows to fight on against 'evil-doers' in her first statement since her husband was shot dead.
Migrant return flights to France set to start next week
Dozens of migrants were detained in Dover last month under the new 'one in, one out' agreement between the UK and France.
Eight Met Police officers suspended after BBC investigation
The accusations include excessive use of force, discriminatory and misogynistic comments.
With Trump's state visit days away, blame game begins over Mandelson scandal
There is growing disquiet over the roles of Starmer, his chief of staff and Whitehall vetting in the saga.
'We escaped certain death': Israel intensifies Gaza City bombardment, forcing families to flee
A wave of heavy aerial attacks in recent days have triggered a surge in civilian displacement.
Man admits arson at Labour MP's office building
Joshua Oliver, 28, who had been living in a tent near the building, will be sentenced in October.
Davina McCall engaged to partner Michael Douglas
It comes just months after the TV presenter revealed her benign brain tumour was "not coming back".
Women's WW2 roles at MI5 shared in palace trail
Visitors will be able to take part in code-breaking as part of the Women of Wartime - Secrets trail.
Donald Trump's UK state visit is next week - this is what we know
US President Donald Trump and his wife Melania will carry out their second UK state visit in September.
Colombian court rules Meta was wrong to bar porn star's Instagram account
The nation's highest court says the tech firm removed Esperanza Gómez's account without clear justification.
Woman held by Taliban warns British couple 'dying' in prison
Faye Hall was arrested with Peter and Barbie Reynolds in February, and released after two months.
New Nato mission to bolster eastern flank after Russia drone incursion
France, Denmark and Germany will send jets to Poland after Russian drones flew into its airspace.
How you can see and photograph the Northern Lights
With the Northern Lights seen for the first time this autumn, experts say how you can see them.
Charlie Kirk shooting throws Utah students into heart of US political divide
They tell BBC they feel a personal sense of responsibility to ensure healthy debates on campus continue.
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Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah? The TV love triangle that sparked a fan frenzy
The final episode of The Summer I Turned Pretty, which airs next week, should reveal which brother Belly will choose.
Mystery of British woman who disappeared from a luxury Caribbean yacht
CCTV footage from 2021, released exclusively to the BBC, contains the last-recorded sighting of Sarm Heslop.
Defiant nuns flee care home for their abandoned convent in the Alps
Sisters Bernadette, Regina and Rita needed a locksmith to get back into their convent, defying Church leaders.
What I wish I'd known: Four students on life as a fresher
Four second year students give their advice on starting uni to this year's freshers.
Charlie Kirk's killing: A dangerous moment for America?
Why the right wing influencer was shot and what next for the US?
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