- School locker death: Boy, 9, dies after fall at Great Baddow High School
- Trump orders new powers for Attorney General's surveillance probe
- Students 'may have been unfairly deported' over English test cheat claims
- Harvey Weinstein 'to settle with accusers for $44m'
- Mothercare sales plunge as losses widen
- Viewpoint: What Assange charges could mean for press freedom
- Women's World Cup 2019: Germany win 2003 final with golden goal - 14 days to go
- Lance Armstrong: I wouldn't change a thing about doping
- Migraines: Calls for 'life changing' drug Aimovig on NHS in England
- 'He is letting his skills lie in a pile and deteriorate' - Khan not doing enough, says trainer
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School locker death: Boy, 9, dies after fall at Great Baddow High School
The child had been at the school with family members at an after school club, police say.
Trump orders new powers for Attorney General's surveillance probe
The move gives new authority to the attorney general, who is investigating if Mr Trump was spied on.
Students 'may have been unfairly deported' over English test cheat claims
The Home Office should have done more to protect innocent people in the English test cheating scandal - NAO.
Harvey Weinstein 'to settle with accusers for $44m'
The film producer reached a deal with women who say he sexually abused them, his lawyers tell media.
Mothercare sales plunge as losses widen
The baby goods retailer says it is on a "sounder footing", even though UK sales fell nearly 9%.
Viewpoint: What Assange charges could mean for press freedom
New US charges against the Wikileaks co-founder have massive implications, a legal expert argues.
Women's World Cup 2019: Germany win 2003 final with golden goal - 14 days to go
BBC Sport goes back to 2003 when Germany made history by becoming the only team to win a World Cup via a golden goal, after their 1-1 draw with Sweden went to extra time.
Lance Armstrong: I wouldn't change a thing about doping
Lance Armstrong says he "wouldn't change a thing" about the doping that helped him win and then saw him stripped of seven Tour de France titles.
Migraines: Calls for 'life changing' drug Aimovig on NHS in England
The 'life-changing' injection has been approved for use in Scotland, but not yet in England.
Migraines: Calls for 'life changing' drug Aimovig on NHS in England
The 'life-changing' injection has been approved for use in Scotland, but not yet in England.
'He is letting his skills lie in a pile and deteriorate' - Khan not doing enough, says trainer
Amir Khan is letting his skills deteriorate and is not doing enough to compete at the elite level, says trainer Virgil Hunter.
England captain Danson fighting 'most challenging' part of life
When Olympic champion Alex Danson hit her head on a wall while laughing, the "most challenging part" of her life began.
'We've covered some ground in six years' - UFC stars encourage more women to take up MMA
Molly McCann, Valentina Shevchenko and Joanne Calderwood tell BBC Sport why more women should take up mixed martial arts.
News Daily: PM 'to set exit date', and dog lead warning
Your morning briefing for 24 May 2019.
SpaceX puts up 60 internet satellites
The California firm launches the first spacecraft in its multi-billion-dollar broadband project.
Theresa May: How the PM has kept fighting on through Brexit battles
It's been a struggle that's lasted three years – how did the PM get here?
Royal Mint selling rare gold sovereign for £100,000
The gold sovereign from 1819, being offered via a ballot, is one of only 10 left in the world.
We Are Middlesbrough: From a town of industry to a city of culture?
Middlesbrough's grimy past is turned into art and a musical as the town looks to a creative future.
Rahul Gandhi: Is this the end of the Gandhi dynasty?
After Narendra Modi's stunning victory, is this the end for Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi?
Trump says Huawei could be part of trade deal
Huawei could feature in a US-China trade pact despite being "very dangerous", says the US president.
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