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Yorkshire batter Harry Brook is to return home from England's tour of India for personal reasons, the ECB announces.

Norfolk Police says it did not respond to a 999 call from the home where four family members died.

Fifa president Gianni Infantino calls for an automatic forfeit of games for teams whose fans commit racist abuse.

Both pedestrians, who were in their 60s, and the dog died at the scene in Kent.

Officials did not say what caused the fire, but local media reported drones had been seen in the area.

A working father finds himself "sofa surfing" amid social housing shortages in Scotland's biggest city.

Video shared by Placer County shows a road completely blocked by boulders, that are then blasted into small pieces.

Artist Jonathan Yeo reflects on painting figures such as Cara Delevingne, Taron Egerton and Sir Tony Blair.

Armenian Christians are trying to block a deal to redevelop their part of the holy city.

Bronson, two, and his dad Kenneth were both found dead in a house in Skegness on 9 January.

Coco Gauff says she often forgets she is still a teenager after becoming the youngest player to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals since 2008.

Novak Djokovic moves ominously into the Australian Open quarter-finals with a ruthless thrashing of Adrian Mannarino.

Forced video apologies have become increasingly common since Russia's war in Ukraine began.

A BBC investigation exposes a sprawling network of fake social media accounts operating in Uganda.

Relatives of men killed in Medellin after meeting local women for dates are now searching for answers.

A mayoral election in New England is being re-run after alleged ballot-stuffing was caught on camera.

The new temple in Ayodhya has stirred up memories for the community caught up in 1992's violence.

From the Red Sea to Gaza to Iran, the past week has deepened fears of conflict spreading.

Mick Smith, a country singer, writes the song for his wife of nearly 60 years, Diana.

Lamar Jackson registers just the second play-off win of his career as the Baltimore Ravens beat the Houston Texans 34-10 to reach the Conference Championships.