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Six Nations: Stuart Hogg and Rob Howley feature in great solo tries
Watch some of the greatest solo tries scored in the Six Nations, including brilliant efforts by Rob Howley for Wales and Scotland's Stuart Hogg.
Doctored photo of MP on Australian news prompts sexism outcry
Australia's Nine News apologises after the photo enlarged the MP's breasts and exposed her midriff.
DUP breakthrough after dramatic night of protests, leaks and tweets
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson got what he wanted from his party, but it may come at personal cost.
Israel-Gaza war: Counting the destruction of religious sites
Some of the world’s oldest churches and mosques have been completely destroyed in the conflict.
Elon Musk announces first Neuralink wireless brain chip implant
The company hopes that such chips can eventually help tackle complex medical conditions.
DUP agree to end boycott of Northern Ireland government
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said it was dependent on the government passing new legislation it had agreed.
Nothing but rubble: Ukraine's shattered ghost town Avdiivka
After months of fighting in Avdiivka, residents are reporting that Russian troops have entered the town.
US sells $283bn of weapons abroad in record year
Sales negotiated by the US government spiked 56%, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine stoked demand.
UK citizen and war critic disappears from Siberian jail
The UK is "deeply concerned" after contact is lost with jailed Ukraine war critic Vladimir Kara-Murza.
Lily Gladstone: The actress who could make Oscars history
The star of Killers of the Flower Moon could become the first Native American to win best actress.
Lily Gladstone: The Native American actress who could make Oscars history
The star of Killers of the Flower Moon could become the first Native American to win best actress.
Woman clings to speeding car with stolen dog inside
Ali Zacharias says she tried to stop the thieves who took her French bulldog, when they drove their vehicle into her.
Sending money to North Korea was risky - now it's harder
Money transfers are vital to North Koreans but carry huge risks, and now the South is cracking down too.
'We're the country of beef, but we only eat chicken'
Argentina is divided over the new president's plans for its troubled economy.
Pep Guardiola, Jose Mourinho and the game that changed everything
Pep Guardiola was a coaching novice. What did Barcelona see to convince them to turn down Jose Mourinho and give him one of the biggest jobs in the game?
England's hedges would go around Earth ten times
Ecologists hope a new map of our historic hedgerows will lead to better protection for a key wildlife habitat.
Phone and broadband users face 'unfair' price hikes says Which?
The consumer group says phone and broadband providers should abandon "grossly unfair" plans to raise prices this spring.
Lower cost of tea eases January price rises
Discounts during the January sales and a cheaper cup of tea helped slow the rate of price rises.
'Women sit next to abusers at music industry parties' MPs warn
A new report warns the music industry is still a "boys' club" where sexual harassment and abuse is common.
Three US soldiers killed in Jordan attack named
The US has blamed Iranian-backed groups and says the attack carried the "footprints" of Hezbollah.