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London a 'no-go zone for Jews every weekend'
The government's counter-extremism commissioner urges ministers to "be bolder" in tackling the issue.
Pride, pilgrims and parades: Africa's top shots
A selection of the best photos from across the African continent this week.
Singapore sting: How Russia listened in on German general
Berlin said human error was to blame for the intercept of conversations between top military officers.
'Spite, anger and miracles': The Battle for Bluebird
Donald Campbell's record-breaking craft returns to the Lake District after a long and bitter row.
The Iranian female DJs shaking the dance floor
Growing up in a country where mixed-sex raves are illegal, the women getting the crowds dancing are now pushing cultural boundaries.
Patients facing uphill struggle to see GPs - report
Analysis identifies areas with the fewest doctors in England, as the drive to boost numbers falls short.
Patients facing uphill struggle to see GPs - report
Analysis identifies areas with the fewest doctors in England, as the drive to boost numbers falls short.
Why does International Women's Day matter?
Thousands of events take place around the world to mark International Women's Day on 8 March.
Why does International Women's Day matter?
Thousands of events take place around the world to mark International Women's Day on 8 March.
Why does International Women's Day matter?
Thousands of events take place around the world to mark International Women's Day on 8 March.
Father could not afford paternity leave to care for ill baby
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
UK military capability at risk, MPs warn
A £29bn financial black hole will leave the UK more reliant on military allies, MPs say.
'I'm really shy' - The return of Gossip's Beth Ditto
Known for her outspoken views and strident pop anthems, the star reveals a more delicate side.
£40k orphanage donor feels 'cheated' by charity
Seven years after Ishrat Baig donated £40k to a charity to build an orphanage, it is still incomplete.
£40k orphanage donor feels 'cheated' by charity
Seven years after Ishrat Baig donated £40k to a charity to build an orphanage, it is still incomplete.
£40k orphanage donor feels 'cheated' by charity
Seven years after Ishrat Baig donated £40k to a charity to build an orphanage, it is still incomplete.
Pride sign Banda in second-biggest women's transfer
Zambia forward Barbra Banda joins Orlando Pride for £581,000 - the second-most expensive women's transfer in history.
Mass die-offs rising among farmed salmon
Warmer seas and greater reliance on technology are linked to hundreds of millions of farmed salmon deaths.
Mass die-offs rising among farmed salmon
Warmer seas and greater reliance on technology are linked to hundreds of millions of farmed salmon deaths.
The far-right former football pundit running for PM
André Ventura made his name as a sports pundit. Now, his far-right Chega party is third in the polls.
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