- Australians call for stricter laws on violence against women after killings
- What matters most to the Gen-Z descendants of Basildon Man?
- Young people no longer have hope, says Hanif Kureshi
- The papers: Asylum detentions to begin and 'Tory MPs plotting'
- Yousaf considers quitting as Scotland's first minister
- Yousaf considers quitting as Scotland's first minister
- A president declared an emergency over rape. What happened next?
- My struggle to keep family safe while reporting the Gaza war
- Disability benefit system unsustainable and needs change, says government
- New law aims to protect devices from hackers
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People avoid drinking over lack of public toilets
Since Covid, some say a lack of toilets mean they're staying home or putting their health at risk.
Can AI help solve Japan’s labour shortages?
Japan is seeing if artificial intelligence can tackle its increasing shortfall of workers.
How 500 from island of Newfoundland ended up on same cruise by coincidence
The residents of the Atlantic Canadian province chased the same good deal online without prior planning.
How 500 from island of Newfoundland ended up on same cruise by coincidence
The residents of the Atlantic Canadian province chased the same good deal online without prior planning.
Raducanu falls to Swiatek in Stuttgart quarter-finals
Britain's Emma Raducanu falls to world number one and defending champion Iga Swiatek in the quarter-finals of the Stuttgart Open.
Warning jailed bankers ruling could hit loan rate
Euribor underpins trillions of euros in loans and tracks the rate banks pay to borrow cash from each other.
Welsh ministers 'put hands up' over 20mph rule
Transport Secretary Ken Skates says speed limit policy must be "corrected" after a public backlash.
Welsh ministers 'put hands up' over 20mph rule
Transport Secretary Ken Skates says speed limit policy must be "corrected" after a public backlash.
BBC presenter reports racist abuse on London train
Mary Mandefield said a group of men were racist and misogynistic to passengers in south London.
BBC presenter reports racist abuse on London train
Mary Mandefield said a group of men were racist and misogynistic to passengers in south London.
Sunak sets out plans to tackle 'sick note culture'
The PM wants to strip GPs of power to issue sick notes but Labour says he has run out of ideas.
Nato pledges more advanced air defences to Ukraine
Kyiv has long been pressing for hi-tech Patriot systems to defend against deadly Russian attacks.
Nato pledges more advanced air defences to Ukraine
Kyiv has long been pressing for hi-tech Patriot systems to defend against deadly Russian attacks.
Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment
Footage shows Gideon Falter being told his presence is "antagonising" near a pro-Palestine march.
Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment
Footage shows Gideon Falter being told his presence is "antagonising" near a pro-Palestine march.
Ex-Wales, Burnley and Swansea winger James dies aged 71
Leighton James, the former Burnley Swansea, Derby County and Wales winger, dies at the age of 71.
Ex-Wales, Burnley and Swansea winger James dies aged 71
Leighton James, the former Burnley Swansea, Derby County and Wales winger, dies at the age of 71.
Women's Champions League: Build-up as holders Barcelona host Chelsea in semi-final
Listen to live commentary as Barcelona host Chelsea in the semi-finals of the Women's Champions League.
Someone screamed 'don't do it' before man set himself on fire - BBC reporter
The BBC's Nada Tawfik was outside the New York court where Donald Trump's trial is taking place.
Man City's Haaland a doubt for FA Cup semi-final
Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is a doubt for his side's FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea on Saturday.