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Diane Abbott repeatedly tried to speak during a PMQs dominated by discussion of comments about her.

Christina Robison says her son was accidentally scalded in the shower, but it "looked bad" for her.

Captain Guinness wins the Queen Mother Champion Chase at the Cheltenham Festival after hot favourite El Fabiolo is pulled up.

England batter Harry Brook has made the "difficult decision" to withdraw from this year's Indian Premier League following the death of his grandmother.

Israel's military has not commented on the UNRWA's report that an employee was killed in Rafah.

The single-decker McGill's service struck the building on Hamilton Court around lunchtime.

Rory McIlroy is concerned that "fans are losing interest" in watching golf because of the current fragmented nature of the men's professional game.

Watch six great George North tries as the Wales centre announces his retirement from international rugby.

The BBC broadcaster tells a hearing he suffered violent beatings as a pupil at Edinburgh Academy.

BBC Sport takes a look at the players who will be hoping to shine in friendlies against Brazil and Belgium before Euro 2024.

A study of whales sheds light on the evolutionary puzzle of the menopause.

A study of whales sheds light on the evolutionary puzzle of the menopause.

The PM says Frank Hester's alleged comments about Diane Abbot were "racist" but his "remorse" should be accepted.

A far-left activist group took responsibility for the fire, which left the plant without power for nearly a week.

She also told the Old Bailey that Jesus lived in a barn and Bedouin children survive in cold deserts.

She also told the Old Bailey that Jesus lived in a barn and Bedouin children survive in cold deserts.

Rami Hamdan Al-Halhouli was shot by an Israeli police officer in the walled-in Shuafat refugee camp.

Rami Hamdan Al-Halhouli was shot by an Israeli police officer in the walled-in Shuafat refugee camp.

Haitians tell the BBC how they were forced to flee as a wave of gang violence swept through the capital.

Haitians tell the BBC how they were forced to flee as a wave of gang violence swept through the capital.