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Zelensky says lasting peace achievable this year as he and Trump hail 'positive' call
The US president says peace efforts are "very much on track", a day after Russia's president declined to agree a full ceasefire.
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'Sliding doors moment' that thwarted teenage killer's plan for school massacre
Nicholas Prosper murdered his family but was spotted before he could carry out a plan to attack his old school.
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Edinburgh to stage start of Tour de France in 2027
The men's and women's Tour de France will both begin in Britain in 2027, with Edinburgh to stage the men's Grand Depart.
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What nine months in space does to the human body
Astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore are back on Earth - but what has nine months in space done to them?
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Tulip Siddiq attacks 'false' Bangladesh corruption allegations
The ex-Labour minister's lawyers say investigators in Bangladesh have yet to formally question her.
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Paltrow told intimacy co-ordinator to 'step back' before sex scenes with Chalamet
The star didn't want to feel "stifled" while filming "a lot" of sex scenes with Timothée Chalamet.
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Trump administration reinstating nearly 25,000 fired federal workers
The move to bring back laid off probationary employees comes after two federal judges deemed the terminations illegal.
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Welfare uncertainty is stirring up fear, says Davey
The Liberal Democrat leader says there has not been enough detail on the government's cuts to benefits.
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Hancock criticises 'wholly naive' Covid inquiry
The former health secretary was giving evidence about medical equipment deals during the pandemic.
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Hungary bans LGBTQ+ Pride marches
The move from Orban's conservative government is the latest in a crackdown on the LGBT community.
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UN says worker killed in Gaza as Israeli air strikes resume
Israel's military denies attacking the Deir al-Balah compound, after the Hamas-run health ministry blamed an Israeli strike.
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300-year-old Polish beech voted Tree of the Year
The win by Poland’s Heart of the Dalkowskie Hills tree marks Poland’s fourth victory in a row.
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Steve Rosenberg: Putin's conversation with Trump seen as victory in Russia
The Russian leader was able to set his own conditions for peace in a two-hour phone call with Donald Trump.
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'You don't have the cards' - How to play poker against Trump
The BBC's Anthony Zurcher takes a closer look at the US president's negotiation strategy with top world leaders.
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K-Pop summer: How the UK is (finally) embracing Korean pop
With five massive stadium shows this summer, K-Pop is establishing itself in the UK mainstream.
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Sir Gareth Southgate: Boys need role models not gaming and porn
Young men are increasingly turning to "callous, manipulative and toxic" influencers as role models, Sir Gareth Southgate says.
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Nicholas Prosper jailed for minimum 49 years for killing family
The judge says his plans were "intelligent, calculating and selfish" and his ambition was notoriety.
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Murder charge authorised against husband over Harshita Brella death
Ms Brella's death has prompted an international manhunt for her husband, Pankaj Lamba.
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Almost 70,000 South Africans interested in US asylum
This follows President Donald Trump's February executive order offering Afrikaners refugee status.
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PM reveals he watches Adolescence with family and backs call to tackle misogyny
The drama focuses on the impact of social media and misogynist influencers on some teenage boys.
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Dundee University insolvency 'a real possibility'
Senior management give evidence over the university's £35m financial deficit to MSPs.
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Three deaths linked to listeria detected in NHS desserts
Listeriosis listed as cause of death in one NHS patient and two other deaths being investigated.
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Hearse attacked by vandals while on way to funeral
The vehicle's window was smashed in an attack while travelling through Edinburgh's Longstone Road.
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Are Young Men in Crisis?
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Is Donald Trump ready to defy the courts?
Or has he already done so?
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Edinburgh to stage start of Tour de France in 2027
The men's and women's Tour de France will both begin in Britain in 2027, with Edinburgh to stage the men's Grand Depart.
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Raducanu ends coaching trial with Platenik after two weeks
Emma Raducanu's coaching trial with Slovakian Vladimir Platenik is over after just two weeks.
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Robertson eyes Dalglish's Scotland cap record
Scotland captain Andy Robertson has given no consideration to international retirement and has been teasing Sir Kenny Dalglish that he is chasing down his caps record.
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Bronze opens up about autism & ADHD diagnoses
Chelsea and England defender Lucy Bronze speaks exclusively to BBC Sport, telling Alex Scott about her autism and ADHD diagnoses, and how it affects her life on and off the pitch.
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Players v tennis tours: why the lawsuit and what next?
BBC Sport tennis correspondent Russell Fuller looks at the key questions after a players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic began legal action against tennis' governing bodies.
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Poor pitches put female players' 'safety at risk'
The PFA says the safety of female footballers is being put "at risk" by substandard playing conditions in major matches.