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The airline says sites including Booking.com, Kiwi and Kayak suddenly removed its flights in December.

Parts of the East Midlands have been severely affected by flooding and strong winds, brought by Storm Henk.

Mary met Prince Frederik by chance in a Sydney bar - now she's about to become Queen of Denmark.

Algeria defender Youcef Atal is handed an eight-month suspended sentence by a French court for inciting religious hatred in a social media post about the conflict in Israel and Gaza.

From a bust to a champagne finish, a leg to a set, we've got you covered on what you need to know.

The former chancellor plays himself putting tough questions to then-chief executive Paula Vennells.

Sixteen-year-old Harry was stabbed to death on New Year's Eve in Primrose Hill, north London.

A transcript shows a coastguard plane was not cleared to be on the same runway as the approaching airliner.

With Premier League and EFL club options looking thin, what does Wayne Rooney's managerial future look like following his sacking by Birmingham City after just 83 days?

Saracens' Mako Vunipola is banned for four games following his red card for a dangerous tackle in the Premiership game against Newcastle.

With 16-year-old Luke Littler in the PDC World Darts Championship final, BBC Sport looks at some other teenage sporting sensations.

London Zoo conducts its annual count of residents - who take advantage of the photo opportunity.

Willis Gibson posted a video on YouTube of the moment he reached level 157, causing the game to crash.

The government should 'urgently consider' AI-specific legislation a think-tank says.

Wajima was one of the worst hit places in Monday's earthquake. Now it resembles a ghost town.