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Partially-sighted Squid the penguin, who developed cataracts as a chick, now has a guide to help.

The boys, aged 12, 13, 14, and 14, remain in police custody after being arrested in Rochdale.

Watch highlights as Xabi Alonso's Bayer Leverkusen extend their unbeaten run this season to 31 matches by beating Bayern Munich, and move five points clear at the top of the Bundesliga.

Scott McTominay's late header gives Manchester United victory at Aston Villa as they chase Champions League qualification.

Watch James Lowe's brilliant "one-man effort' as Ireland cruise to a 36-0 win against Italy in the Six Nations.

The presidential hopeful suggests the US will not protect allies failing to meet defence spending targets.

Arsenal backed up their win against Liverpool with a thrashing of West Ham that has pundits believing they are "right in the title race".

British record signing Mayra Ramirez scores her first goal for Chelsea as they narrowly beat Championship side Crystal Palace in the Women's FA Cup.

Andy Farrell says he is "happy enough" with Ireland's 36-0 win over Italy in the Six Nations but feels his team can continue to improve.

The mother of the murdered teenager describes her as "unique and joyful" to the crowds who attended.

Arsenal secure their biggest Premier League away win with a ruthless dismantling of West Ham to move back to within two points of leaders Liverpool.

HMS Prince of Wales was due to replace HMS Queen Elizabeth which broke down just before departure.

The 81-year-old US president's age was already a top issue for voters, including many Democrats.

Watch the drama unfold as Scotland were denied a last-minute game-winning try in their tense Six Nations match against France.

Clare Rewcastle Brown claims her defamation conviction is linked to her work on the 1MDB corruption scandal.

Fleabag star Andrew Scott also aired concerns around an affordability "problem" in the industry.

Rochdale by-election candidate Azhar Ali says his claims about the 7 October attack were "ignorant".

The US presidential hopeful's outlandish remarks left military chiefs aghast but will delight supporters.

King Charles waved to members of the public as he attended church in Norfolk with Queen Camilla.

The housing secretary says courts will be given funding to enforce a ban by the next general election.