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World's largest trees are 'thriving in UK'
A survey of giant redwoods growing in the UK reveals the trees are doing well - and growing fast.
World's largest trees are 'thriving in UK'
A survey of giant redwoods growing in the UK reveals the trees are doing well - and growing fast.
Occupied Ukraine forced to vote in Putin's election
Pro-Russian officials - backed by armed men - are urging people in occupied Ukraine to vote.
Bus passengers feel 'let down' in parts of England
Bus services vary widely on punctuality and value for money, a major passenger survey suggests.
Bus passengers feel 'let down' in parts of England
Bus services vary widely on punctuality and value for money, a major passenger survey suggests.
EU says starvation being used as weapon of war in Gaza
The bloc's foreign policy chief says not enough aid is getting in because land routes are being closed off.
PM says donor was racist and 'funeral home horror'
Remarks about Diane Abbott and a police investigation into a Hull funeral parlour lead the papers.
Arteta 'insulted my family' claims Porto's Conceicao
Porto manager Sergio Conceicao accuses Gunners boss Mikel Arteta of "insulting his family" after their thrilling Champions League last-16 tie.
'Where we want to be' - Arsenal end 14-year wait
It has taken 14 years and three days, but Arsenal are back in the Champions League quarter-finals - with Porto, penalties and a second-leg comeback once again in the script.
Raya delivers when it matters most for Arsenal
Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya proved his doubters wrong as Gunners progress in Champions League, says BBC Sport's Phil McNulty.
The cruel Yale benefactor who traded in Indian slaves
The truth of how Elihu Yale made his fortune had been largely forgotten - until now.
Why firms are bringing their manufacturing back home
Businesses in the West are increasing reshoring their production due to three main factors.
Why firms are bringing their manufacturing back home
Businesses in the West are increasing reshoring their production due to three main factors.
Post office scandal victims law 'important step'
Legislation to exonerate wrongly convicted sub-postmasters is introduced to parliament.
Kate's Cancer Diagnosis
Jean Mackenzie on filming in a tiny village in Korea's Demilitarised Zone.
Kate's Cancer Diagnosis
Jean Mackenzie on filming in a tiny village in Korea's Demilitarised Zone.
Filming Between Enemy Lines
Jean Mackenzie on filming in a tiny village in Korea's Demilitarised Zone.
Filming Between Enemy Lines
Jean Mackenzie on filming in a tiny village in Korea's Demilitarised Zone.
Egg Freezing and Me
Inside the world of one of the fastest growing fertility treatments in the UK.
The hidden village just metres from North Korea
The BBC secures rare access to Taesung village hidden in the heart of Korea's DMZ