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- A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count
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- The debate: Should smartphones be banned for under 16s?
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Boy, 4, left behind at wildlife park after nursery trip
Clare Hodge said staff only returned for her son, Carson Morhulec, 40 minutes after the alarm was raised.
Heat and strikes piling pressure on NHS, hospital bosses warn
A five-day walkout by junior doctors in England coincides with hottest week of the year.
Kanye and Summer's estate reach copyright settlement
The rapper was being sued for using an uncleared sample the 1977 hit I Feel Love on his album.
Kanye and Summer's estate reach copyright settlement
The rapper was being sued for using an uncleared sample the 1977 hit I Feel Love on his album.
Prisoners released early to ease overcrowding
Between 500 and 550 inmates will leave custody to ease pressure on the country's overcrowded prisons.
Prisoners released early to ease overcrowding
Between 500 and 550 inmates will leave custody to ease pressure on the country's overcrowded prisons.
Glastonbury Festival 2024 gates open to music lovers
Thousands of ticket holders have begun filtering into the site for the world-famous festival.
'Uninspiring England need midfield balance and a pattern of play'
Former captain Alan Shearer on what England have been missing at Euro 2024 and who might help solve their problems.
How much are gas and electricity bills falling?
Under the new price cap, the cost of electricity and gas will drop from 1 July.
Julian Assange: Inside the deal to free WikiLeaks founder
US court finalises plea agreement which sees extradition request lifted
Julian Assange: Inside the deal to free WikiLeaks founder
US court finalises plea agreement which sees extradition request lifted
Man arrested over Westminster honeytrap case
Earlier this year, a string of men, mostly in politics, revealed they had received unsolicited WhatsApps.
Who should I vote for and what are the parties promising?
Explore the manifestos of the main parties in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland and compare their policies on key issues with this interactive guide.
Czech billionaire offers to buy all Royal Mail staff shares
He needs the approval of shareholders of three quarters of the business.
The moments that turned England's World Cup around
Stressing supporting Australia, a relaxed training session and the impact of a local legend - how England turned around their World Cup.
The moments that turned England's World Cup around
Stressing supporting Australia, a relaxed training session and the impact of a local legend - how England turned around their World Cup.
US journalist in court as spy trial starts in Russia
If convicted of spying, Evan Gershkovich could face up to 20 years in prison.
Draw opens up - England's path through the knockouts
BBC Sport takes a look at England's possible routes through the Euro 2024 knockout stage after the Three Lions top Group C.
Vintage cycle club closes after more than 40 years
The club's founder says the group, formed in 1983, is closing due to a lack of new members.
University refuses to use one-word Ofsted rating
The University of Reading wants the education watchdog to scrap single-word judgements.