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Lone Air India survivor carries coffin of brother killed in crash
A visibly upset Ramesh was overcome with grief carrying his brother's coffin to the crematorium.
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British woman dies from rabies after stray dog contact in Morocco
The UK Health Security Agency said there was no risk to the wider public.
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Future of Notting Hill Carnival in jeopardy without urgent funding, organisers say
The carnival's chair Ian Comfort has written to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy to request extra funding.
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Under-fire NHS trust said patient had eaten breakfast - three days after he died
The mental health trust where Alice Figueiredo took her own life faced concerns over 20 other deaths.
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'Everything was destroyed': Kyiv residents in despair after deadly Russian attack
A cruise missile slammed into an ordinary residential block early on Tuesday, likely travelling at about 500mph.
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Kate pulls out of Royal Ascot as she looks for right balance of return to public duties
Catherine was due to attend the races with her husband the Prince of Wales and the King and Queen.
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Cats rejected as Westminster pest controllers
Parliament has been advised cats would face risks, including from construction and self-closing doors.
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Temperatures surpass 29C as UK heads for heatwave
The nights will also be much warmer from Thursday, with many areas seeing temperatures in the high teens.
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Jeremy Allen White sings as Bruce Springsteen in first trailer for biopic
After Timothee Chalamet's Bob Dylan, White plays The Boss in new film biopic Deliver Me From Nowhere.
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How did latest conflict start and where could it lead?
The exchange of fire continues as Donald Trump reportedly considers joining Israel's campaign against Iran.
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Streets eerily quiet and food supplies low - daily life in Tehran
BBC Persian's Kasra Naji says his sister is among those who want to know where the conflict with Israel is leading.
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'They sang about my family's death': Father's anger exposes divide in Israeli society
An Iranian missile killed Kasem's family in an Arab-majority town in Israel. The response shone a light on deep social issues.
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Trump's Iran dilemma exposes bitter split in president's circle
The conflict has pitted the isolationist and hawkish wings of the US leader's party against one another.
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Steve Rosenberg: Russia fears another loss in Middle East from Iran's conflict with Israel
The longer Israel's military operation goes on, the greater the realisation that Russia has much to lose.
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Abortion and assisted dying - two huge issues MPs are making their own decisions on
Both are "conscience votes" or "free votes" - meaning it is a matter for Parliament, not government, and MPs can follow their instincts.
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How investigators are uncovering what caused 'rarest of the rare' Air India crash
Every scorched cable, nut and bolt will be examined along with the black box to determine why it went down 30 seconds after take-off.
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How the threat of extreme heat is starting to change our holiday plans
With heatwaves likely to increase in some popular travel destinations around Europe, what does that mean for the future of the traditional summer beach holiday?
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'Taxi boats' pick up migrants in waist-deep water as Channel smugglers switch tactics
They are being launched from new sites and in new ways - out of reach of French police.
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Watch Indonesian volcano spew ash over 11km into the sky
The twin-peaked Lewotobi Laki-Laki volcano erupted on Tuesday creating a vast plume.
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'My baby died after I was ignored': More families call for NHS maternity inquiry
Almost 50 new families contact the BBC with concerns about inadequate care at maternity units in Leeds.
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Tennis icon Navratilova defected to the US 50 years ago. Would she do the same today?
The player who left communist Czechoslovakia to pursue her dreams tells the BBC she doesn't think a Trump-led government would let her in now.
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HS2 line to be delayed again with no new date given
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander said the HS2 project was an "appalling mess".
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Ex-health secretary Hunt calls for 'urgent re-examination' of Letby case
The Conservative MP said "credible" questions had been raised by experts about the nurse's crimes.
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Chelsea's Mudryk faces FA ban after doping charge
Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk is facing up to a four-year ban after being charged by the Football Association with doping offences.
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Kneecap rapper bailed over terror charge as protesters gather outside court
Kneecap's Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, is accused of displaying a flag in support of proscribed organisation Hezbollah.
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Record rise in chocolate prices as inflation remains highest for more than a year
Food prices grew for a third month in May, as the overall rate of inflation remained at 3.4%.
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Foreign criminals should expect to be deported, minister says
Human rights law too often "protects those who break the rules", the justice secretary says.
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Lollipop man told to stop high-fiving kids as it slows down traffic
Neil Cotton says he has been told the gesture 'upsets drivers' by causing extra seconds of delay.
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Is Donald Trump about to put the US at war with Iran?
The US president says his patience is “wearing thin” with Iran
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The Grooming Gangs Report
“Collective failure” to address questions about grooming gang’s ethnicity says report.
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Lions in 'good shape' with injuries - Farrell
British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell believes scrum-half Jamison Gibson-Park will be "up and running" by the time the side reach Australia next week.
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Fans warned of short-notice changes as PL fixtures released
Fans are warned by the Premier League that fixtures could move at "relatively short notice" next season because of the number of teams in Europe.
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Draper produces 'explosive masterclass' to secure Queen's win
Jack Draper produces an "explosive masterclass" to win the final two points of his second-round match against Alexei Popyrin at Queen's.