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I see no reason why Diane Abbott can't stand for Labour, says Angela Rayner
Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak is pressed on his Covid lockdown fine at a public Q&A in Buckinghamshire.
Diane Abbott says she has been banned from standing for Labour at election
The veteran MP was readmitted to the Parliamentary Labour Party after comments she made about racism last year.
South Africans vote in crucial election for the ANC
The party of the late Nelson Mandela faces its biggest challenge in 30 years as millions go to the polls.
Three police hurt and 40 arrests at pro-Palestinian march in London
One officer was left with a serious facial injury when she was hit with a bottle, police say.
Trump lawyer tells jury Cohen is 'greatest liar of all time'
The former president's hush-money trial nears its end as the prosecution and defence make closing arguments.
Trump lawyer tells jury Cohen is 'greatest liar of all time'
The former president's hush-money trial nears its end as the prosecution and defence make closing arguments.
US billionaire plans submersible trip to Titanic wreck
The private submersible industry was shaken after the implosion of the OceanGate Titan sub last year.
US billionaire plans submersible trip to Titanic wreck
The private submersible industry was shaken after the implosion of the OceanGate Titan sub last year.
Why is Race Across the World so popular?
Some of the contesants think the "relatable" show offers amazing insights into other people's lives.
Is Nigeria on the right track after a year of Tinubu?
A year of the presidency of Bola Tinubu has left many worse off and worried about their next meal.
South Africans vote with ANC majority in the balance
The governing party is battling to retain its parliamentary majority, 30 years after Nelson Mandela led it to victory.
Israel's Rafah operation not a major offensive - US
Witnesses report seeing Israeli tanks in the centre of the city on Tuesday.
'Sextortion guides' sold on social media, BBC finds
A BBC investigation has discovered guides for sale online that detail how to trick and blackmail victims.
'Sextortion guides' sold on social media, BBC finds
A BBC investigation has discovered guides for sale online that detail how to trick and blackmail victims.
'Sextortion guides' sold on social media, BBC finds
A BBC investigation has discovered guides for sale online that detail how to trick and blackmail victims.
Iran fuels 2023 global executions rise - Amnesty
The Middle Eastern country accounts for 74% of executions, whose number is the highest for eight years.
Homes insulated in government scheme go mouldy
The BBC can reveal insulation fitted under government schemes could have failed in hundreds of thousands of homes.
'I have to scrape mould off the bedroom walls'
The BBC can reveal insulation fitted under government schemes could have failed in hundreds of thousands of homes.
US Gaza pier knocked out of action by rough seas
It is unclear when the US military's floating pier off Gaza's coast will resume operations.
Conservatives pledge to scrap 'rip-off' degrees to boost apprenticeships
The Conservatives say they would replace some degrees with 100,000 new apprenticeships per year.
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