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- Teen murderer who bought 79 blades online named
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Minister 'could not disprove' alleged SAS war crimes
Johnny Mercer tells public inquiry he does not believe SAS accounts of Afghan operations.
Putin denies plans to deploy nuclear weapons in space
The Russian president says Moscow has always been "categorically against" such deployments.
'Proud' Murray earns first win of 2024
Andy Murray earns his first win of the 2024 season with a superb performance to beat France's Alexandre Muller in the Qatar Open first round.
Brehme 'saved his best for the biggest games'
BBC Sport remembers former Germany defender Andreas Brehme, who scored the winning goal in the 1990 World Cup final and has died aged 63.
Love Island All Stars final attracts 1m viewers
The All Stars format was a big switch up for ITV, but it doesn't seem to have revived the series.
Windsor was 'a brilliant dancer and a lovely man'
Fans who watched and met late Strictly Come Dancing pro dancer Robin Windsor share their memories.
Tinder introduces passport-scanning ID checks
The dating app, which has been targeted by scammers, has previously trialled the system in Australia
Briton Cameron splits with trainer Moore
British boxing trailblazer Chantelle Cameron has stopped working with trainer Jamie Moore.
Tesco changes how it shows Clubcard prices after row
The price per unit will now be displayed alongside the total price to make it easier to compare deals.
The Body Shop to shut up to half of its UK stores
Hundreds of staff will lose their jobs at head office and in stores, with closures starting immediately.
Codeine cough syrup abuse prompts ban on UK sales
The medicine will only be available with a prescription because of rising reports of misuse.
Constance Marten would 'never harm a child' - partner
Mark Gordon told detectives his partner was 'an excellent mother' who wanted to have the baby.
Constance Marten would 'never harm a child' - partner
Mark Gordon told detectives his partner was 'an excellent mother' who wanted to have the baby.
The Body Shop to shut up to half of its UK stores
Hundreds of staff will lose their jobs at head office and in stores, with closures starting immediately.
Tesco changes how it shows Clubcard prices after row
The price per unit will now be displayed alongside the total price to make it easier to compare deals.
Three charged after protest at Rishi Sunak's house
Activists climbed up to the roof of the PM's North Yorkshire home and unfurled banners in August.
Company fined over massive Kazakhstan methane leak
Authorities say a fine will be issued after "excessive amounts of methane" were found in the air.
World Food Programme stops deliveries to northern Gaza
The agency says lorries faced gunfire and looting. The UN has warned of looming famine in the north.
Jota faces 'months' out with knee injury - Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says forward Diogo Jota faces "months" out with a knee injury he sustained in the win at Brentford on Saturday.
RFU debated selling Twickenham and buying Wembley shares
The Rugby Football Union considered selling Twickenham and buying a 50% share in Wembley, according to a document seen by the BBC.