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Spain mourns as death toll passes 150 in catastrophic floods
At least 158 people have died in Spain's worst flooding disaster in decades as rescuers race to find victims.
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'We all know someone who has died' - the town in Valencia devastated by floods
The BBC has visited Paiporta, Valencia, where dozens of people have been confirmed dead.
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Faisal Islam: Rachel Reeves doesn’t mind if you don't like her Budget
The Budget is about the long game on the economy and Reeves believes the current pain is a price worth paying.
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Private schools vote for legal action over VAT plans
The Independent Schools Council, which represents 1,400 schools, votes to proceed with legal action.
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Musk can continue with election cash giveaways for now, judge rules
Prosecutors say the case will now move to a federal court, following a request from Musk's lawyers.
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Squid Game champion returns as Netflix unveils season 2 trailer
The new season follows Gi-hun as he tries to expose the games' secrets, three years after his narrow escape.
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Seven killed in Israel in deadliest Hezbollah rocket strikes in months
They were killed in two areas, in the deadliest series of rocket attacks on Israel in months.
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Sara Sharif was innocent soul, murder accused said
Jurors at the Old Bailey are shown a series of messages between Sara's stepmother and her sisters.
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Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
Police say a number of people have been involved in disorder in the same area of Edinburgh where there were attacks last year.
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Sporting manager says 'clarification' over his expected Man Utd move to come on Friday
Manager Ruben Amorim says there will be "clarification" over his expected move to Manchester United after Sporting's game on Friday.
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UK borrowing costs at highest for a year after Budget
Analysts say the rise in borrowing costs is a sign the markets aren't happy about the increase in government spending.
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Workers warned Budget tax rises will hit their wages
Economists say tax rises in the Budget will mean employers have less to give as pay rises.
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Housing benefit payments to be frozen next year
Labour has confirmed rates will stay the same next year, after several freezes over the past decade.
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NHS must improve productivity in return for extra money, Streeting says
Health secretary says he expects value for money for taxpayers after £25 billion cash injection.
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Six ways the Budget will affect you if you're under 25
Among the policies announced by the chancellor, some will have a direct impact on younger people.
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Pixie Lott, Janelle Monae and the other stars dressing up for Halloween
Janelle Monae went for a classic 1980s film look, while Pixie Lott dressed as an Aperol Spritz.
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Different lives - Harris and Trump as you've never seen them before
Born decades and thousands of miles apart - a visual look at the lives of the presidential rivals.
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Thousands at Europe's biggest Halloween party
The four-day programme of events came to a close with a parade and riverfront fireworks display.
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The questions being asked over the Southport attack
The complexities of how our prosecutions work can mean there are limits on what the public can know.
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How Japan's youngest CEO transformed Hello Kitty
As the cute character celebrates her 50th anniversary, the firm behind it is now a trillion yen business.
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Doctor 'gobsmacked' when spy's daughter woke up, inquiry hears
A doctor who cared for poisoned Yulia Skripal tells an inquiry about her arrival at hospital.
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Voting ends in Conservative leadership contest
Tory members have been choosing between Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick to replace Rishi Sunak.
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Young Thug pleads guilty to criminal gang activity
The 33-year-old rapper's trial on racketeering and gang charges is the longest ever held in Georgia.
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Morrissey donates £50k to help save youth club
The Smiths singer makes a donation to the Salford Lads Club, which features on one of the band's album sleeve.
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More than 400 people come forward over Al Fayed sexual abuse allegations
Lawyers representing alleged survivors of former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed say they are in contact with 421 people.
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Man arrested after £300,000 cheese theft
Fraudsters stole 22 tonnes of high-value cheddar worth more than £300,000 earlier in October.
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The Budget: NHS, Wages and Farms
How are these areas impacted by the Budget?
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Analysis: A Budget for the history books
Nick digs deeper into the Budget following his interview with Rachel Reeves.
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Verstappen 'knows he did wrong deep down' - Norris
McLaren's Lando Norris says title rival Max Verstappen "knows he did wrong" in their battle in last weekend's Mexico City Grand Prix.
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Marler sorry for 'poorly articulated' haka post
England prop Joe Marler apologises for his "poorly articulated" social media post in which he said the haka "needs binning" before Saturday's match against New Zealand.
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Live Women's U17 World Cup semi-final - Spain v England
Spain face England in the semi-final at Félix Sánchez Olympic Stadium, Dominican Republic.
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Draper's winning streak ends with Paris defeat
Jack Draper's hopes of sneaking into the season-ending ATP Finals are over after his seven-match winning streak ends in the Paris Masters third round.
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Amorim expects 'clarification' on his future on Friday
Manager Ruben Amorim says there will be "clarification" over his expected move to Manchester United after Sporting's game on Friday.
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Clarity on Man Utd position expected soon - Amorim
Manager Ruben Amorim says there will be "clarification" over his expected move to Manchester United after Sporting's game against Estrela on Friday.
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Doctor 'gobsmacked' when spy's daughter woke up
A doctor who cared for poisoned Yulia Skripal tells an inquiry about her arrival at hospital.
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Halloween festival ends in carnival atmosphere
The four-day programme of events came to a close with a parade and riverfront fireworks display.
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Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
Police say a number of people have been involved in disorder in the same area of Edinburgh where there were attacks last year.
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Why fewer teens get help with the costs of college
The number of teenage students getting the £40-a-week help with costs has halved since 2010.