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- Spinners lead England to World Cup win over Bangladesh
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- Tens of thousands take part in pro-Palestinian march
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Lack of quality or wrong approach - what cost Scotland?
BBC Sport's pundits reflect on where it went wrong for Scotland after their Euro 2024 campaign comes to a crashing halt.
Are renters a new electoral coalition?
Margaret Thatcher had Essex Man and New Labour boasted Mondeo Man. Now it's the turn of Renter Ruth.
Are renters a new electoral coalition?
Margaret Thatcher had Essex Man and New Labour boasted Mondeo Man. Now it's the turn of Renter Ruth.
Are renters a new electoral coalition?
Margaret Thatcher had Essex Man and New Labour boasted Mondeo Man. Now it's the turn of Renter Ruth.
'Scotland stunned, sickened, suckered and out of Euros'
The footballing gods have had their fun with Scotland again as their Euro dreams die, writes Tom English.
'Scotland stunned, sickened, suckered and out of Euros'
The footballing gods have had their fun with Scotland again as their Euro dreams die, writes Tom English.
'Scotland stunned, sickened, suckered and out of Euros'
The footballing gods have had their fun with Scotland again as their Euro dreams die, writes Tom English.
Huge plume of smoke as firefighters tackle industrial estate blaze
Loud explosions were heard and a large plume of smoke was drifting towards Glasgow after the fire broke out.
World first epilepsy device fitted in UK boy's skull
Oran, who is 13, was sometimes having hundreds of seizures a day due to his severe epilepsy.
World first epilepsy device fitted in UK boy's skull
Oran, who is 13, was sometimes having hundreds of seizures a day due to his severe epilepsy.
Huge Saudi construction projects 'might get scaled down'
Funding concerns are expected to see Saudi Arabia reduce its giant building schemes.
Gareth Jenkins: An 'unreliable god' at the heart of the Post Office scandal
Why the former Fujitsu engineer is such a key figure in the Post Office scandal.
The Papers: Labour 'changing gender plans' and 'betting investigation widens'
Labour's plans to ease transition rules and claims of a broader election betting investigation lead the papers.
Stars take over Paris for sporty Vogue fashion show
Supermodels, singers and sports star took to the runway in Paris as Vogue turned a square into a runway.
Stars take over Paris for sporty Vogue fashion show
Supermodels, singers and sports star took to the runway in Paris as Vogue turned a square into a runway.
Edmonton Oilers on brink of history after thrilling comeback
They could become Canada's first NHL team to win the Stanley Cup for 31 years after drawing level with the Florida Panthers.
Edmonton Oilers thrill ice hockey fans with historic comeback
The NHL team could break Canada's 31-year Stanley Cup drought in a make-or-break Game 7 against the Florida Panthers.
Missing hiker survives by drinking gallon of water a day
A California man was found by a rescue team after missing for 10 days in the wilderness.
Missing hiker survives by drinking gallon of water a day
A California man was found by a rescue team after missing for 10 days in the wilderness.
I almost died trying to get salt from the sea
Darren Peattie put everything into his dream of harvesting sea - at massive risk to his health.