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Worst free-kick ever? When you take out two of your team-mates
Hibs' Nectarios Triantis manages to take out two team-mates with a free-kick against Rangers at Ibrox. (UK only)
Worst free-kick ever? When you take out two of your team-mates
Hibs' Nectarios Triantis manages to take out two team-mates with a free-kick against Rangers at Ibrox. (UK only)
Arsenal's Maanum 'stable' after collapsing on pitch
Arsenal and Norway midfielder Frida Maanum is in a "stable condition" after she collapsed in the Continental Cup final against Chelsea.
Arsenal's Maanum 'stable' after collapsing on pitch
Arsenal and Norway midfielder Frida Maanum is in a "stable condition" after she collapsed in the Continental Cup final against Chelsea.
Almost 5,000 Channel migrant crossings so far in 2024
The arrival of 349 people at Dover on Saturday brings the total for 2024 so far to 4,993.
Journalists injured in Gaza hospital air strike
Four members of the Islamic Jihad militant group were killed in the air strike, the BBC understands.
Salah scores winner as Liverpool move top
Liverpool move top of the Premier League - for a couple of hours at least - as Mohamed Salah ends Brighton's resistance to secure a vital victory at Anfield.
Hundreds attend illegal countryside rave - police
Pictures sent to the BBC show cars parked on both sides of the B3224 near where the rave is being held.
King greets well-wishers after Easter service
The King, who is being treated for cancer, smiled and shook people's hands after the Windsor service.
Government pledges support for Stormont stability
It follows the resignation of Sir Jeffery Donaldson as DUP leader after he was charged with historical sex offences.
Government pledges support for Stormont stability
It follows the resignation of Sir Jeffery Donaldson as DUP leader after he was charged with historical sex offences.
In pictures: Easter celebrations around the world
Pope Francis leads festivities at the Vatican, a day after pulling out of a ceremony at short notice.
In pictures: Easter celebrations around the world
Pope Francis leads festivities at the Vatican, a day after pulling out of a ceremony at short notice.
Stop stealing from Air Force One, journalists told
Pillowcases and plates are among items that have reportedly vanished from the US president's plane.
Stop stealing from Air Force One, journalists told
Pillowcases and plates are among items that have reportedly vanished from the US president's plane.
Stop stealing from Air Force One, journalists told
Pillowcases and plates are among items that have reportedly vanished from the US president's plane.
Championship: Nine games under way as Leicester win to go top
Follow live text commentary from the EFL as Leicester City take on Norwich City in the Championship.
League One & Two: Bolton & Barnsley aim to close gap in third tier
Follow live text commentary and score updates from League One and League Two.
Celtic back on top after beating Livingston
Celtic return to top spot in the Premiership as they sink bottom club Livingston with three goals in a strong second-half showing.
Election candidate's fingertip bitten off by dog
Danica Priest was canvassing in Bristol when the animal took off her fingertip as she posted a leaflet.