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The longer Israel's military operation goes on, the greater the realisation that Russia has much to lose.

Almost 50 new families contact the BBC with concerns about inadequate care at maternity units in Leeds.

A British police force apologises over a fatal crash after which an American diplomat fled the country.

The BBC understands the government will confirm the delay on Wednesday when a review of the project is published.

They are being launched from new sites and in new ways - out of reach of French police.

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?

The retailer says the offer is to thank members but a retail analyst says the bar is high to redeem it.

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.

The vote to decriminalise the procedure is the biggest change to abortion laws in England and Wales for nearly 60 years.

Climate change will benefit basking sharks in the UK but creatures like the longest living animal may struggle.

At least 30 US military planes have moved from bases in America to Europe, flight tracking data shows.

Tehran's almost 10 million residents must now decide whether to shelter in their homes or attempt to leave.

Since the conflict with Iran broke out, Israel's airspace has been closed and all flights suspended

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.

Wednesday's UK newspapers are once again dominated by the spiralling conflict in the Middle East.

A bill to enact cuts – part of a package aimed at saving £5bn by 2030 – arrives in Parliament on Wednesday.

His widow tells the BBC his last words from a police station in Nairobi were: "I'll see you soon."

In a place that prides itself on politeness and respect, people are reeling after the targeted assassination of a popular politician.

The Chartered Trading Standards Institute found evidence of untrained and unlicensed practitioners giving cosmetic procedures.

Lewotobi Laki-Laki spewed an ash tower more than 11km into the air on Tuesday.

The Amazon founder and Lauren Sánchez are due to tie the knot next week - as activists say Venice is being turned into an "asset" for the rich and famous.

The Lifeblood service says the changes will have no impact on safety but will boost the donor pool.

The app was supposed to be banned in the US after its Chinese owner refused to sell it by a January deadline.

Spain and Portugal were disconnected from Europe's electricity grid for hours in April, causing chaos.

The man who was given a restraining order for stalking Emma Raducanu has been blocked from applying for Wimbledon tickets.

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A trip into the BBC’s archives for a selection of songs from 1985.

Alessia Russo and some of her England team-mates will not use social media during Euro 2025 because online abuse can be "really damaging."

Tennis players call for the introduction of identity verification on social media after British number two Katie Boulter shared her experiences of online abuse.

The man who was given a restraining order for stalking Emma Raducanu has been blocked from applying for Wimbledon tickets.

The Club World Cup marks the start of a new season for Manchester City, but how will Pep Guardiola's look at the tournament - and beyond?

Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy says sacking manager Ange Postecoglou after he led the club to victory in the Europa League was "emotionally" difficult.