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The 29th season of Major League Soccer is set to be one of the most significant in the history of the North American league.

Three teachers from Aberdeen schools say they fear for their safety as attacks on staff rise.

Six Nations Rugby Special pundits Jonathan Davies and Chris Ashton say a law change is needed to limit the sort of 'kick tennis' that was booed by fans during Scotland's game with France.

Some of the world's earliest pet portraits caught on camera are put online by a Bradford museum.

Leaders of protesting farmers have turned down a government proposal on guaranteed prices for some crops.

In celebration of London Fashion Week, watch some of the best Premier League goals scored in the more divisive kits.

There are calls for more support and honesty from politicians as a general election looms.

BBC South East gets rare access to popular car meets, which have been linked to antisocial behaviour.

Russia has taken the mercenary group into its intelligence services, using it to destabilise Africa.

William Buckland published a scientific paper in 1824 which described the species Megalosaurus.

Israel's government is under pressure to let people return to communities in the north and south.

The increase in police inquiries in England and Wales is "unprecedented", an abortion provider says.

Five black inner-city teenagers are offered scholarships to a prestigious boarding school.

Five black inner-city teenagers are offered scholarships to a prestigious boarding school.

UN doctors were granted access to the Nasser Medical Complex. One described it as a "death zone".

Video shows how reptiles undergo brumation, a state of inactivity, to survive in low temperatures.

Laughter and tears for winners at the Bafta Awards 2024 in London.

Watch the moment Danny Jones's son realises his father was the celebrity behind Piranha in the Masked Singer UK.

Voters in key battlegrounds explain what they want from politicians at the next general election.

Documents show the secret investigation may have helped wrongly accused postmasters prove their innocence.