- King to resume public duties after cancer diagnosis
- Taylor Swift hits number one and breaks records
- Girl 'first child to be hit with stalking order'
- Most Army horses to return to duty 'in due course'
- Crucible 'will be retired' before me, says Higgins
- King 'greatly encouraged’ by return to public duties
- Park terror attack deaths were avoidable - inquest
- Hard to comprehend school stabbing, teachers say
- Hard to comprehend school stabbing, teachers say
- Son's death in terror attack 'still feels so raw'
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China says US veto sent wrong message over Gaza
Beijing suggests blocking calls for an immediate ceasefire gives a “green light to continued slaughter".
Families' shock as cost to take pets abroad hiked
Some owners say they may have to leave their pets behind after a major travel firm raised its prices.
Rust armourer set to go on trial in New Mexico
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will go on trial for the fatal 2021 shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Beef trade risks key Brazil ecosystem - campaigners
Investigation by Global Witness suggests cattle farming is driving illegal deforestation in the savannah featured in BBC's Planet Earth III.
The awful conditions that cattle are kept in on ships
The stench from a vessel loaded with cattle which engulfed Cape Town has drawn attention to a wider issue.
China says US veto sent wrong message over Gaza
Beijing suggests blocking calls for an immediate ceasefire gives a “green light to continued slaughter".
'The Premier League caught my online troll. Should I forgive him?'
The BBC meets the troll-hunting unit that striker Neal Maupay called when his family were threatened online.
The strangers who saved each other’s lives
Two men who never met now call themselves blood brothers - after one donated stem cells to the other.
Supermarket boss quits days after interview backlash
The Australian grocery chief walked out on a reporter when questioned over alleged price-gouging tactics.
Hospitals may introduce Martha's rule from April
The government backs a plan to give patients access to a second opinion if their condition deteriorates.
Patient care hit by disrepair in NHS buildings
Sewage leaks and floods among more than 1,000 incidents revealed in BBC investigation.
Student arrested after two killed in Colorado dorm
Police say the victims, who were found shot dead at a Colorado Springs university, knew the suspect.
Trident missile test fails for second time in a row
The missile's booster rockets reportedly failed and it landed in the sea close to the launch site.
Rust armourer set to go on trial in New Mexico
Hannah Gutierrez-Reed will go on trial for the fatal 2021 shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Handwritten Hotel California lyrics at heart of trial
New York prosecutors have accused three men of conspiring to sell stolen drafts of the hit song.
The Papers: Prince's call for peace and and Labour revolt threat
Prince William's call for an "end to the fighting as soon as possible" in the Middle East, dominates many of Wednesday's front pages.
'Grandfather satellite' due to fall to Earth
Europe's pioneering ERS-2 Earth observation spacecraft will make an uncontrolled dive to destruction.
Families' shock as cost to take pets abroad hiked
Some owners say they may have to leave their pets behind after a major travel firm raised its prices.
'Don't criticise Haaland - he will shut your mouth'
Pep Guardiola tells Erling Haaland's critics "he will shut your mouth" after the Manchester City striker hits the winner against Brentford in the Premier League.
Arsenal 'very excited' for Porto Champions League tie - Arteta
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says his side are "very excited" for their Champions League last-16 first-leg tie with Porto.