- Pogacar takes yellow jersey as Vauquelin wins stage two
- Murray wants Wimbledon 'closure' as fitness race goes on
- Bouchier & Ecclestone star as England crush NZ
- Russell wins Austrian GP after late Norris-Verstappen collision
- Russell wins Austrian GP after late Norris-Verstappen collision
- Damage to new-build homes 'sectarian hate crime'
- One dead after armed gunmen storm French wedding
- Caribbean braces as Hurricane Beryl strengthens
- Ecclestone bowls Penfold to complete five-wicket haul against New Zealand
- Villa midfielder Luiz joins Juventus in £42.35m deal
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US man sentenced for murder of tourist in Germany
Troy Philipp B admitted to raping and killing an American tourist near Neuschwanstein Castle in 2023.
Mullins eyes history as Cheltenham Festival begins
Racing's showpiece Cheltenham Festival starts on Tuesday with Irish trainer Willie Mullins set to dominate at the four-day meeting.
Mullins eyes history as Cheltenham Festival begins
Racing's showpiece Cheltenham Festival starts on Tuesday with Irish trainer Willie Mullins set to dominate at the four-day meeting.
What is Ramadan, how long does it last and why do Muslims fast?
Millions of Muslims in the UK and around the world are observing the holy month of Ramadan.
What is Ramadan, how long does it last and why do Muslims fast?
Millions of Muslims in the UK and around the world are observing the holy month of Ramadan.
Vinyl records and air fryers added to inflation measure
Vinyl music sales – led by Taylor Swift's success - return to the basket of goods used to track prices.
Vinyl records and air fryers added to inflation measure
Vinyl music sales – led by Taylor Swift's success - return to the basket of goods used to track prices.
Catfishing abuser admits girl's manslaughter
Alexander McCartney, from County Armagh, has pleaded guilty to 185 charges against more than 60 victims.
Catfishing abuser admits girl's manslaughter
Alexander McCartney, from County Armagh, has pleaded guilty to 185 charges against more than 60 victims.
Reddit aims for $6.4bn valuation in shares sale
The social media website is one of the most popular in the world but struggles to make a profit.
Man took teen out to sea to rape her, court hears
The 15-year-old, who could not swim, was allegedly attacked at a beach in Bournemouth in 2021.
Oscars parties: The best shots of the celebrations
After the Oscars, the stars hit Hollywood to celebrate their victories - or drown their sorrows.
Gaza aid ship yet to leave Cyprus
The Spanish vessel was due to sail on Sunday, but by Monday morning it was still docked in Larnaca.
Mother charged with murder of her newborn baby
The baby was believed to have been just a few days old and was found on Wednesday, say police
What alterations might have been made to Kate's photo?
BBC Verify looks at how the photo might have been altered after photo agencies pulled the image.
ADHD medication shortage leads to job fears
A charity for people with ADHD says many employers have lost patience with staff with the condition.
Paul Giamatti: My ancestor may have killed Macbeth
The Oscar-nominated US actor has revealed a royal link and a love of Scotland, kilts and haggis.
Bands pull out of SXSW festival over Gaza conflict
The Texas festival lists the US Army as one of its sponsors, which some artists have objected to.
Bands pull out of SXSW festival over Gaza conflict
The Texas festival lists the US Army as one of its sponsors, which some artists have objected to.
Can Wales avoid Six Nations Wooden Spoon?
BBC Sport assess how Wales can avoid finishing last in the Six Nations as they prepare for their final game against Italy on Saturday.