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Birmingham Council to vote on wave of budget cuts
The council declared itself effectively bankrupt last year and is trying to make £300m in savings.
Tax, childcare, vapes: What could be in the Budget?
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is reportedly mulling higher duty on business travel to pay for tax cuts.
Watch: US-Russian crew dock with space station
A SpaceX capsule carrying three US astronauts and one Russian cosmonaut has arrived at the International Space Station.
F1 Q&A: Your questions answered after Bahrain GP
BBC Sport's chief F1 writer Andrew Benson answers your questions following the 2024 season opener in Bahrain at the weekend.
'Now we know the answers we can start to grieve'
An ambulance trust apologises after a boy died following a decision not to take him to hospital.
'Now we know the answers we can start to grieve'
An ambulance trust apologises after a boy died following a decision not to take him to hospital.
At least 35 die in surprise snowfall in Pakistan
The icy conditions are unexpected as the region is typically humid in March.
At least 35 die in surprise snowfall in Pakistan
The icy conditions are unexpected as the region is typically humid in March.
'Underground king' Ngannou confident of beating Joshua
Francis Ngannou says he is confident of beating Anthony Joshua because he is the "underground king".
Inside the Gaza camp for widows and children
A woman widowed by the conflict in Gaza tells the BBC about her loss and life in a refugee camp.
'He went to get food and came back in a coffin'
A woman widowed by the conflict in Gaza tells the BBC about her loss and life in a refugee camp.
Emma Caldwell's mother to meet first minister
Margaret Caldwell is calling for an inquiry after it emerged police missed the chance to catch her daughter's killer.
Emma Caldwell's mother to meet first minister
Margaret Caldwell is calling for an inquiry after it emerged police missed the chance to catch her daughter's killer.
Food start-ups get creative to survive crisis
Food businesses get creative as the industry waits to see how the Budget will affect it.
'Make the most of him' - can PSG afford to leave Mbappe out?
Luis Enrique says Paris St-Germain must prepare for life without Kylian Mbappe - but can they afford not to play him regularly as they aim for Champions League glory?
St Paul's Cathedral to allow £7 overnight stay
The "once-in-a-lifetime" one-night stay at the historic London landmark will mark World Book Day.
'We feel like it's us repaying Birmingham's debt'
Residents of the Druids Heath housing estate share their concerns as the council prepares huge cuts.
British Army 'tried to recruit IRA man's widow'
The widow of a killed IRA man says that she was offered inducements to inform for the British Army.
British Army 'tried to recruit IRA man's widow'
The widow of a killed IRA man says that she was offered inducements to inform for the British Army.
The sound that signalled death for IRA 'informers'
An inquiry into the "dirty war" between British intelligence and the IRA is due to report this week.