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Yulia Navalnaya has made a dramatic and deliberate move to the forefront of Russian opposition politics.

Salad crops are grown indoors under lights three times faster than in traditional agriculture.

UN doctors were granted access to the Nasser Medical Complex. One described it as a "death zone".

Prince of Wales visits will recognise "human suffering" in the Middle East and concerns about antisemitism.

Joe Ousalice has cancer and fears he will die before he gets any money from the UK government.

Offering regular colonoscopies to people with Lynch syndrome at any age will save lives, NHS England says.

The Wikileaks founder is trying to overturn an extradition order signed in 2022 by then UK home secretary Priti Patel.

LockBit is a major criminal gang that uses its software to steal sensitive data until a ransom is paid

The BBC speaks to relatives after video shows bodies of soldiers who are believed to have surrendered.

Stories about Alexei Navalny's widow vowing to continue his work, and the US moving to block Israel's Rafah offensive, feature on Tuesday's front pages.

Documents show the secret investigation may have helped wrongly accused postmasters prove their innocence.

The zoo found the coins during a routine examination and urged visitors not to throw coins into exhibits.

The wife of the dead Putin critic says Russian authorities are waiting until nerve agent traces disappear.

After scoring in the 1-1 draw at Everton, Crystal Palace forward Jordan Ayew says Roy Hodgson was "a father figure" to him, on the day the 76-year-old stepped down as manager at Selhurst Park.

Rishi Sunak is to unveil support for farming and food production, at the NFU's annual conference.

As Oliver Glasner replaces Roy Hodgson as Crystal Palace manager, BBC Sport looks at the Austrian with a "genuine talent for revitalising sides" and an "intensity akin to Jurgen Klopp".

A charity voices concerns about the care on offer following the death of Scotland's only specialist nurse.

Fears children will have to “fend for themselves" if numbers of teachers of the deaf keep falling.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola apologises to Kalvin Phillips for saying the midfielder was "overweight" on his return from the Qatar World Cup.

Which players impressed our football pundit Garth Crooks enough to make his latest Team of the Week?