- France's Mr Africa spills the beans on secret cash
- Sold out in minutes, resold for millions: Coldplay tickets spark outrage in India
- A child bride won the right to divorce - now the Taliban say it doesn't count
- A crucial election fight unfolds in Tim Walz's home state
- Bold and fearless: Nigeria's latest star to headline in London
- The debate: Should smartphones be banned for under 16s?
- When to recline and how to share armrests: Rules for avoiding a mid-flight row
- Not all cultures equally valid, says Kemi Badenoch
- Hollywood's big boom has gone bust
- The Papers: Labour MP resigns over gifts row and Iran warns Israel over assassination
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Superhero series tackling knife crime and sickle cell
Supacell is a Netflix sci-fi series about five black south Londoners who unexpectedly gain superpowers.
Farmers 'at war' with countryside crime gangs
One farmer told the BBC he faces 'constant warfare' against balaclava-clad thieves.
Farmers 'at war' with countryside crime gangs
One farmer told the BBC he faces 'constant warfare' against balaclava-clad thieves.
Farmers 'at war' with countryside crime gangs
One farmer told the BBC he faces 'constant warfare' against balaclava-clad thieves.
Chris Mason: Why the betting saga matters
The betting revelations reveal something about the judgement of those in senior roles.
Brave, inspiring, crazy - the joy of managing Fela Kuti
Rikki Stein says that working with the Afrobeat legend was unpredictable but highly rewarding.
Shania Twain hopes to ride a horse to Glastonbury stage
Shania Twain wants to pull off a Glastonbury first by riding a horse to her Legends slot.
Shania Twain hopes to ride a horse to Glastonbury stage
Shania Twain wants to pull off a Glastonbury first by riding a horse to her Legends slot.
Twain reveals festival horse plan
Shania Twain wants to pull off a Glastonbury first by riding a horse to her Legends slot.
Macron's election gamble puts French democracy on the table
Some fear the snap elections could lead to violence on the streets, and endanger French democracy.
The Papers: 'Assange's freedom flight' and 'Lacklustre Lions'
A number of newspapers react to news of Julian Assange's release from the UK as part of a plea deal with the US.
'Ill feeling and mediocrity but rays of hope from elsewhere'
England save their most ambitious act of a grim night in Cologne until the last when they went over to applaud their furious fans despite knowing the wave of hostility awaiting them.
Why are the Boeing Starliner astronauts still in space?
What has delayed their return and what does it mean for the mission?
Cabinet minister admits three election date bets
Scottish Secretary Alister Jack says he had "no knowledge of the date of the election" when he placed the bets
Aer Lingus pilots begin industrial action over pay dispute
An indefinite work-to-rule started at midnight with an eight-hour strike planned for Saturday
Running on a volcano's rim - the race in the shadow of an eruption
In 2021, La Palma's volcanos erupted, issuing tonnes of molten rock and a reminder of the perilious nature of the island's premier running race.
Australian rugby star Hayne will not face new rape trial
Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against Jarryd Hayne having "carefully considered" the public interest.
Australian rugby star Hayne will not face new rape trial
Prosecutors have dropped rape charges against Jarryd Hayne having "carefully considered" the public interest.
'England can't afford to mismanage massive talents'
England "cannot afford to mismanage" their "massive talents" says Gary Neville after another underwhelming performance in a 0-0 draw with Slovenia.
'Excitement and energy' - How Mainoo and Palmer made impact for England
BBC pundits Alex Scott, Joe Hart and Ellen White discuss the impact Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer and Anthony Gordon had coming on as substitutes during England's 0-0 draw with Slovenia.