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The law would allow police to arrest those suspected of illegally crossing the US-Mexican border.

Deputy PM Winston Peters addresses the UK band's demand that he stop using their song Tubthumping.

The teens have been detained in a case that has shocked China and sparked debate on juvenile crime.

Reports say medical staff allegedly attempted to access the Princess of Wales's medical records.

The band on why their fourth album is a "love song" to their former third member and sister Emily.

Rachel Reeves says the next government will inherit "the worst set of economic circumstances since World War Two".

As research warns of maths teacher shortages, schools say they are turning to PE teachers to plug gaps.

As research warns of maths teacher shortages, schools say they are turning to PE teachers to plug gaps.

The Woman's Hour presenter explains why she applied for a document to recognise her pregnancy loss.

The Woman's Hour presenter explains why she applied for a certificate of loss in memory of her baby.

A post-mortem found links between Wendy Jones's death and injuries sustained at holiday park.

A post mortem examination found link between Wendy Jones's death and injuries sustained at holiday park.

The gene-editing method used might ultimately offer a way to remove HIV, experts say.

The gene-editing method used might ultimately offer a way to remove HIV, experts say.

An alleged breach of the Princess of Wales's privacy and pledges by the shadow chancellor feature on the front pages.

BBC teams report from the devastated capital and hear accounts of rapes and street executions from refugees.

BBC teams report from the devastated capital and hear accounts of rapes and street executions from refugees.

Complaints from rival Sainsbury's over Aldi's price claims are upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.

Complaints from rival Sainsbury's over Aldi's price claims are upheld by the Advertising Standards Authority.

The serious state of disrepair at three Pontins Holiday Parks exposed.