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Faisal Islam: Voters are being taken for fools on the economy
Do promises to leave various tax rates alone have any credibility, asks the BBC's economics editor.
Faisal Islam: Voters are being taken for fools on the economy
Do promises to leave various tax rates alone have any credibility, asks the BBC's economics editor.
'Don't worry England fans - I missed out on Musiala too'
BBC pundit and ex-Germany international Thomas Hitzlsperger says he scouted Jamal Musiala when he was at Chelsea, but thought something was lacking.
Man arrested after boy killed in hit-and-run crash
Keaton Slater died on Friday when he was struck by a car in Radford Road, Coventry.
Johnson help will make a difference, says Sunak
Boris Johnson is backing Tory candidates and warning about Reform but has yet to appear on the campaign trail.
Japanese state visit will skip Downing Street
The Japanese state visit to the UK will not include the traditional trip to meet the prime minister.
Japanese state visit will skip Downing Street
The Japanese state visit to the UK will not include the traditional trip to meet the prime minister.
I am only player to take 'flak' for ball-tampering - Warner
Australia batter David Warner says he is looking forward to avoiding "flak" over the ball-tampering scandal once he has retired.
Post Office sabotaged Horizon probe, says investigator
Independent investigator says Post Office tried to obstruct probe into IT flaws.
Mystery monolith appears in Nevada desert
The Nevada monolith is one of number of similar structures have been found around the world in recent years.
Justin Timberlake arrested on driving while intoxicated charge
The pop start was arrested and formally charged on Tuesday morning, local officials told the BBC.
How extreme weather could impact the Paris Olympics
With the Paris Olympic games coming up and extreme heat already affecting parts of Europe, there are concerns for athletes and spectators.
What should Scotland expect from Switzerland?
BBC commentator Liam McLeod with the lowdown on Scotland's next opponents at Euro 2024.
Biden to give legal status to 500,000 undocumented spouses
The policy will allow those who have been in the US for at least 10 years to work legally.
Joey Barton to pay Jeremy Vine £75,000 over defamatory posts
Mr Barton apologises “for the distress" Mr Vine had suffered over his comments made on social media.
Joey Barton to pay Jeremy Vine £75,000 over defamatory posts
Mr Barton apologises “for the distress" Mr Vine had suffered over his comments made on social media.
Children missing after Thorpe Park trip found safe
Three children, aged 14, nine and seven, were reported missing after a day at Thorpe Park.
Children missing after Thorpe Park trip found safe
Three children, aged 14, nine and seven, were reported missing after a day at Thorpe Park.
UK’s richest family on trial for human trafficking
The charges all relate to the Hinduja family's practice of importing servants from India.
UK’s richest family on trial for human trafficking
The charges all relate to the Hinduja family's practice of importing servants from India.