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'The NHS paid for my mum to go private. She died'
BBC Panorama investigates patient safety at a major private provider used by the NHS.
'I'm terrified' - Post Office victim still fears seeing old customers
Sharon Brown, who was wrongfully accused of steeling £36,000, has never returned to her post office.
Abolish the Foreign Office, former top diplomats say
A new Department for International Affairs with modernised premises and a broader remit is proposed.
Watch: E-bike explodes at a London railway station
London Fire Brigade says e-bike and e-scooter fires are the capital's fastest growing fire risk.
Watch: E-bike explodes at a London railway station
London Fire Brigade says e-bike and e-scooter fires are the capital's fastest growing fire risk.
NZ tightens visa rules amid 'unsustainable' migration
Applicants for most work visas now have to fulfill minimum skills and work experience requirements.
The Papers: 'Kyiv aid block' warning and 'run of a kind'
Monday's papers report Lord Cameron warning the US over Ukraine aid and a man who ran across Africa.
Myanmar's army massacred Rohingyas. Now it wants their help
The BBC learns of at least 100 Rohingyas conscripted in recent weeks to fight for the embattled junta.
Sextortion arrests follow Australian boy's suicide
Two people in Nigeria threatened to send explicit photos to the teenager's family, police say.
Sextortion arrests follow Australian boy's suicide
Two people in Nigeria threatened to send explicit photos to the teenager's family, police say.
Cape Town's digital nomads: Where idyllic lifestyle clashes with local needs
The beautiful South African city is a magnet for laptop-wielding remote workers, but not everyone is happy.
Cape Town's digital nomads: Where idyllic lifestyle clashes with local needs
The beautiful South African city is a magnet for laptop-wielding remote workers, but not everyone is happy.
Lib Dems unveil special needs support plan
Leader Ed Davey wants a new national champion to tackle the most complex special educational needs.
Lib Dems unveil special needs support plan
Leader Ed Davey wants a new national champion to tackle the most complex special educational needs.
A classic Cold War espionage thriller
Cold War thriller about a retired MI6 agent who must track down a Soviet mole.
Amy Winehouse film: Paparazzi are the 'villains'
The director and star of a new biopic discuss filming the singer's career and turbulent life.
Bucha's wounds still raw two years on
A town known for its brutal Russian occupation is being cleaned up and rebuilt, but for many the emotional scars remain.
Bucha's wounds still raw two years on
A town known for its brutal Russian occupation is being cleaned up and rebuilt, but for many the emotional scars remain.
Myanmar's army massacred Rohingyas. Now it wants their help
The BBC learns of at least 100 Rohingyas conscripted in recent weeks to fight for the embattled junta.
Probe after Boeing plane engine cover falls off
The Southwest Airlines flight had to return to Denver International airport shortly after taking off.