Banksy: The stories behind his 'Great British Spraycation'

How have the 10 pieces created by the elusive street artist stood the test of time - one year on?

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Trailblazing Star Trek actress Nichelle Nichols dies at 89

She became one of the first black American actresses to play a figure in authority on US television.

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Cancer survivor objects to Spanish beach ad image

The 60-year-old tells the BBC she suspects the government poster used a doctored picture of her.

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The Papers: 'No more years of hurt' as 'Lionesses bring it home'

England's historic Euro 2022 win against Germany at Wembley dominates Monday's front pages.

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Euro 2022: Singing England players interrupt Sarina Wiegman's news conference

England's players gatecrash coach Sarina Wiegman's post-match news conference with a rendition of 'Football's Coming Home'.

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Euro 2022: Fans react to England's historic win, as it happened

England's Lionesses beat Germany 2-1 at Euro 2022, bagging their first major trophy.

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Euro 2022 final: Match-winner Chloe Kelly says England in dreamland after beating Germany 2-1

England match-winner Chloe Kelly says "this is what dreams are made of" after the Lionesses defeat Germany in the Euro 2022 final to win a first major trophy.

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In pictures: Fans celebrate historic England win

Trafalgar Square roared with celebrations as England's lionesses claim an historic win.

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'I adopt wobbly cats'

A woman who adopts disabled cats wants more people to consider adopting.

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Your pictures on the theme of 'barriers'

A selection of striking images from our readers around the world.

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Beach body ad edited out my prosthetic leg, model says

Sian Green-Lord said the Spanish government campaign also used her photos without permission.

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Commonwealth Games: Duncan Scott beats Tom Dean to freestyle gold after Ben Proud wins butterfly gold

Scotland's Duncan Scott passes England's Tom Dean to take a sensational 200m freestyle Commonwealth gold.

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The Papers: ‘Charles took bin Laden cash’ and Euro finals hope

The Sunday Times reports that the Prince of Wales accepted money from the family of Osama bin Laden.

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Italy: Outcry over killing of African migrant in town centre

The brutal assault on Nigerian trader Alika Ogorchukwu in broad daylight was captured on video.

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US President Joe Biden tests positive for Covid after 'rebound' infection

The US president is not experiencing symptoms, but will isolate again after a fresh positive test.

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The Papers: Truss 'heads for No 10' and 'Coleen plots revenge'

Saturday's papers report that Liz Truss is making gains in the Conservative leadership contest.

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Hitler's watch sells for $1.1m in controversial sale

The timepiece along with other Nazi items were auctioned despite condemnation from Jewish groups.

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Ukraine round-up: Deadly attack on prisoners of war

Russia and Ukraine trade blame over a prison camp attack and a reprieve for a Russian teen.

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Grenfell: Council liable for five deaths, High Court judge finds

A judge has found a London council is liable for the deaths of five people in the Grenfell Tower fire.

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Single-use plastic carrier bags use down 20% since 10p charge

But environmentalists say the government must go much further to tackle the plastic problem.

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Commonwealth Games: England win landmark third team gymnastics gold

England win a landmark third successive Commonwealth team gymnastics gold as home favourite Joe Fraser battles through injury to help them to victory.

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Commonwealth Games: Anahat Singh, 14, wins debut squash match

Watch 14-year-old Indian squash player Anahat Singh beat Jada Ross of St Vincent and the Grenadines in her first ever match at the Commonwealth Games.

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The Papers: Energy 'profits in misery' and gender clinic to close

Huge profits made by energy giants British Gas and Shell and the closure of the Tavistock clinic lead the papers

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Xi and Biden exchange warnings on Taiwan

The pair also proposed a face-to-face meeting, which would be the first of Mr Biden's presidency.

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Washington DC at 'tipping point' as migrants arrive from border

Texas and Arizona have transported thousands of migrants north in protest over the Biden border policy.

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Girl, 9, dies after suspected stabbing in Boston town centre

The young girl died from what is believed to be a stab wound in Boston, Lincolnshire Police say.

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Mirror: Huge screen falls on dancers at Hong Kong boy band concert

Two dancers are injured in the incident at a concert by the hugely popular boy band Mirror.

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US economy shrinks again sparking recession fears

The US economy contracted at an annual rate of 0.9% in the three months to July.

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North and Midlands rail plans should be reconsidered, MPs say

The government must avoid a "missed opportunity" for rail in the North and Midlands, MPs warn.

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The Papers: 'General strike threat' and fears of £3,850 energy bills

Calls for a general strike over proposed laws targeting unions and the continued rise in the cost of energy lead the papers

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US offers Russia deal to get basketball star home

Moscow is reportedly interested in trading Brittney Griner for Russian arms trafficker Viktor Bout.

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Iraq: Muqtada al-Sadr supporters storm parliament building in Baghdad

Supporters of cleric Muqtada al-Sadr broke into the building after months of political deadlock.

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Euro 2022: BBC surprises young England fan with final tickets

Watch as Gabby Logan surprises young England fan Tess with tickets to watch England play in the Euro 2022 final at Wembley Stadium on Sunday.

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Ukraine war round-up: Rockets hit bridge and warm words for Johnson

A Russian-held bridge comes under fire and Ukraine's leader praises the outgoing British PM.

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Every woman's body is beach ready, says Spanish government campaign

The government's campaign urges women worried about their bodies to go to the beach.

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SAS killings: Ministry of Defence proposes judge-led review

Documents disclosed in court hearings on Tuesday reveal deep concerns over previous investigations.

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Euro 2022: England secure place in final with victory over Sweden - highlights

Watch highlights as England reach the final of Euro 2022 by thrashing Sweden 4-0 at Bramall Lane.

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Man learnt of Everard vigil conviction from news report

Postal delays meant Kevin Godin-Prior missed a notice to prosecute and he was convicted in his absence.

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'Flashy' NYC bishop robbed of $1m in jewellery during live sermon

Bishop Lamor Whitehead has defended his ostentatious lifestyle after the viral Brooklyn robbery.

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Euro 2022: Lucy Bronze doubles England's lead against Sweden

Watch defender Lucy Bronze double England's lead against Sweden in their Euro 2022 semi-final at Bramall Lane.

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Euro 2022: Mary Earps' 'sensational' save denies Sweden in first minute

Watch Mary Earps' 'sensational' save as the England keeper stops Sofia Jakobsson scoring for Sweden in the first minute of their Euro 2022 semi-final.

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Covid 19: 'Giving birth in 2020 was isolating and lonely'

One mother speaks about giving birth in "nightmare" circumstances during the pandemic.

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Comic-Con: Five things we learned

Fans have been given an exclusive glimpse of footage from a host of new blockbusters.

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BBC debate: Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak fact-checked

Reality Check investigates some of the claims made in the BBC Tory leadership candidates' debate.

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The Papers: 'Gloves off' as Tory rivals 'trade blows' in TV debate

The first debate between Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss, and concerns about its impact on the Tory brand, lead the papers

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Tory leadership debate: Five key moments from Truss-Sunak clash

The main talking points as the final two candidates hoping to be PM go head-to-head in a TV debate.

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Tory leadership debate: Highlights from Our Next Prime Minister

The two candidates to replace Boris Johnson clash in their first head-to head television debate.

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Paul Sorvino: 'Goodfellas' actor dies at 83

The Tony-nominated character actor was best known for his portrayals of policemen and gangsters.

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The tech helping to bring you your morning coffee

How Brazil, the world's largest grower of coffee, is turning to technology to boost production.

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Is hay fever getting worse in the UK?

Experts say that climate change could lengthen hay fever season and increase pollen potency.

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Football kit sales delayed as supply chain issues hit clubs

Fewer than half of English clubs have both their home and away kits on sale ahead of the new season.

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Thai cave rescue: Meeting saved footballers four years later

One of the 12 boys talks about his life following the dramatic rescue that made headlines in 2018.

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Newspaper headlines: Tory race turns 'toxic' and NHS 'on its knees'

Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss trade blows over China, while a report lays bare the crisis in NHS staffing.

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Iowa shooting: Child and parents shot dead while camping

Police say the suspected shooter later turned the gun on himself at the popular campsite in Iowa.

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Cost of living: Saving money on our summer holiday

Millions of us are still determined to have a summer getaway but keeping an eye on spending.

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What is monkeypox and how do you catch it?

Cases of monkeypox are being investigated in several countries, including the UK.

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Pope Francis: The pontiff's 'pilgrimage of penance' to Canada

Pope Francis will meet with indigenous communities to apologise for the church's role in residential schools.

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Jamie T on his a six-year silence, oligarchs, and Kim Jong-Un

After an absence of six years, indie hero Jamie T is back with a new album, and plenty to say.

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Newspaper headlines: 'We took back control' and GP working hours 'crisis'

The papers lead on Boris Johnson defending his legacy and some NHS staff struggling to make ends meet.

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Ukraine war: Missile strike puts grain deal in doubt

The deal hangs in the balance after missiles hit the port of Odesa in a widely condemned attack.

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Latitude Festival: Frankie Boyle questions the existence of cancel culture

People who claim to be silenced never seem to go away, the comedian observes at the Latitude Festival.

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Thirteen Lives: Thai cave rescue actor Tom Bateman relieves diving fears

Actor Tom Bateman recalls how he overcame his claustrophobia in Ron Howard's film Thirteen Lives.

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Chemtrails: What's the truth behind the conspiracy theory?

A conspiracy theory about aircraft vapour trails takes hold on clear summer mornings.

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Shinzo Abe killing: Why a religious group has been put in the spotlight

The shooter was said to have targeted Shinzo Abe for allegedly having ties to a controversial group.

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Food banks warn they are struggling to keep up with demand

Research by Radio 4's Money Box into 203 food banks found many are receiving fewer food donations.

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Dover travellers warned they face weekend delays

A French MP has blamed Brexit as travellers using the Port of Dover face hours of queues.

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Steve Bannon: Jury finds Trump ally guilty of contempt of Congress

An unofficial adviser to Donald Trump, Mr Bannon refused to co-operate with the 6 January committee.

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The Papers: BBC 'let Diana down' and Sunak 'goes on attack'

News the BBC will pay damages to a former royal nanny and disagreements over tax in the Tory leadership race lead the papers

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Peckham woman lay undiscovered in flat for two years, inquest told

Sheila Seleoane, 58, had to be identified by dental records as her body had decomposed.

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Grenfell tragedy: Inquiry hears of forgotten four victims

The inquiry into the fatal fire has heard about a group of residents who perished on the 14th floor.

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Germany 2-0 Austria: Eight-time champions reach semi-finals

Germany booked their place in the semi-finals of the European Women's Championship with a narrow victory over Austria at Brentford's Community Stadium.

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London left with three fire engines on hottest day - fire chief

London Fire Brigade Commissioner Andrew Roe says "we threw everything" at Tuesday's major incident.

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World Athletics Championships: Great Britain's Daniel Rowden & Kyle Langford qualify for men's 800m semi-final

Watch as Great Britain's Daniel Rowden and Kyle Langford both qualify for the men's 800m semi-final at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon.

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Euro 2022: England’s Ella Toone equalises against Spain in the quarter-finals

England striker Ella Toone scores a vital equaliser against Spain in the quarter-finals of the European Championship 2022.

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Newtownards air crash: Separate investigations launched after two deaths

The PSNI and air accident investigators are both investigating the crash at Newtownards Airport.

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The Papers: 'Advantage Truss' ahead of 'blue on blue dogfight'

Liz Truss's position as the favourite in the Tory leadership race and expectations of a fractious campaign lead the papers

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Italian PM Mario Draghi fails in bid to revive government

Mario Draghi called for a new pact to save his unity coalition, but three parties refuse to back him.

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Migrant crisis: Border Force may have made it worse - report

Its approach was ineffective and possibly counter-productive, a government-commissioned report finds.

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Ukraine war: Russia plans to annex Ukrainian land - US

Washington says Russia plans to use the Crimean "playbook" to take over more Ukrainian territory.

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Ukraine round-up: Putin's trip and Ukraine purge

The Russian president goes on a rare overseas trip in our daily round-up of the Ukraine conflict.

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The surprising joviality of Tory leadership votes

Rival camps are giving out hostile briefings, but many Conservative MPs are enjoying themselves.

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Twitter-Musk takeover dispute heading for October trial

Twitter hopes that the trial will end with a court order for Musk to complete a $44bn takeover bid.

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Bigger interest rate hikes on the table, says Bank boss

The Bank could raise rates by 0.5% at its next meeting in August, its boss Andrew Bailey said.

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Teachers, police officers, nurses: What pay rise are they getting?

The government could be on a collision course with public sector workers over its pay awards.

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The Papers: 'Earth sends a warning' and Tory race 'wide open'

The extreme heat gripping Britain and the latest from the race to replace Boris Johnson lead the papers

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Chris Mason: Sunak ahead but Tory race still very much on

What can we expect as MPs go into a fourth round of voting for a new party leader and prime minister?

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Ukraine round-up: Treason claims and Russians regroup

In a day of political and military manoeuvres, Ukraine faces both internal and external enemies.

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Isfahan's Shah Mosque: iconic Iranian site damaged in restoration

The Shah Mosque, hailed as an architectural masterpiece, has suffered defects that now need repairing.

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Who will replace Boris Johnson?

Four Tory MPs remain in the contest to become the next party leader and prime minister - but who are they?

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The Papers: 'Meltdown Monday' and 'Race for No10 gets personal'

This week's forecast of extremely hot weather features on a number of today's newspaper front pages.

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'Bennifer' tie the knot in Las Vegas - reports

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez marry in Las Vegas, 17 years after ending their first engagement.

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Union calls for heat limit law in workplaces

The GMB says workers need protection as a red warning for extreme heat in parts of England is due to begin.

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Tory leadership: Rivals get personal in latest TV debate

Liz Truss clashes with Rishi Sunak over tax, with trans issues and Brexit among other flashpoints.

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Texas shooting: Uvalde report finds 'systemic failures' by authorities

Authorities have been heavily criticised for how they handled the attack that killed 19 children.

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'That is it from us here on Sunday Morning' - Sophie Raworth ends her last show

Sophie Raworth ends the programme saying she never expected to cover such "extraordinary times".

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Farnborough Airshow: Aerospace deals set to fly

Airbus and Boeing go head to head for deals as sustainability takes centre stage, while defence firms focus on the Ukraine effect.

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Bear photography takes great-grandmother round the world

Since getting divorced in her 60s, Jenny Hibbert has taken her camera to the Arctic and Mongolia.

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Ryan Jones: Ex-Wales captain reveals early onset dementia diagnosis

Wales' Grand Slam winning captain Ryan Jones has revealed he has been diagnosed with early onset dementia.

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Camilla: New photo released to mark Duchess of Cornwall's 75th birthday

It was taken last month by photographer Chris Jackson at Raymill, the duchess's home in Wiltshire.

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Ukraine space plant hit and US wants more Saudi oil - round-up

Russian missiles kill three people in Dnipro, and Joe Biden wants Saudi Arabia to open the oil taps.

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The Open: Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland share lead at St Andrews after third round

Rory McIlroy and Viktor Hovland take a four-shot lead into the final round of the 150th Open Championship after a scintillating duel over the Old Course.

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Disabled TfW rail passenger told to sit by train doors

Cameron Wood says he was left feeling travel sick and unsafe during two trips on trains in Wales.

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The Open: Tiger Woods bid his St Andrews farewell after missing cut

Emotion in the galleries and on the course as Tiger Woods bids farewell to St Andrews, but not to the Open Championship.

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England beat Northern Ireland 5-0 at Euro 2022

England wrap up an impressive group stage at Euro 2022 as they comfortably beat Northern Ireland having already qualified for the quarter-finals.

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Mexican drugs lord Rafael Caro Quintero arrested - reports

The US has been offering $20m for any information leading to Rafael Caro Quintero's capture.

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Heathrow delays: Emirates agrees to cap summer flights

The airline will limit summer flight ticket sales after criticising the airport for travel delays.

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Ukraine round-up: Girl, 4, among Russian rocket attack victims and British aid worker dies

Four-year-old Liza was one of three children killed in the attack on Vinnytsia, far from the front line.

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Cost of living: 'I've had to rummage in bins for food to eat'

Demand is rising at a food bank just as donations drop, while concerns grow about the coming winter.

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Rail workers to strike for another two days in August

Workers at Network Rail and 14 train operators will now strike on 18 and 20 August, as well as 27 July.

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Ivana Trump, Donald Trump's first wife, dies at 73

The former US president described his ex-wife as a "wonderful, beautiful and amazing woman".

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Driving tests: Thousands of booking accounts blocked

Action comes after BBC News found software was being used to bulk book slots to sell for profit.

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Gatwick Airport: Burst pipe limits water supply during heatwave

Toilet facilities at the airport are closed as a result of the outage.

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England dig in to level one-day series against India

England dig in to level their one-day international series against India with a 100-run victory in the second match at Lord's.

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Social support helps orphaned elephants 'cope'

'Friends and family' lower long-term stress in orphaned elephants, study finds.

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Ukraine round-up: Deadly attack 'act of terrorism'

An attack on a city far from the front line kills more than 20 people, and a Russian mother's anger over her missing son.

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Netherlands 3-2 Portugal: Danielle van de Donk settles five-goal thriller with stunning strike

Danielle van de Donk scores a fine winner as defending champions the Netherlands survive a scare to defeat Portugal in an action-packed Euro 2022 encounter.

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The Open Championship: R&A chief says LIV Golf 'not in best interests' of the sport

Banning LIV Golf players from The Open is "not on the agenda" of the R&A, says chief Martin Slumbers as he addresses the Saudi-funded start-up.

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Sir Mo Farah 'relieved' Home Office won't take action over citizenship

It comes after Sir Mo Farah revealed he was trafficked to the UK as a child.

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Capitol riots: 'Wild' Trump tweet incited attack, says inquiry

Mr Trump sent a rallying call to supporters after "the craziest meeting" of his presidency, the inquiry hears.

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Twitter sues Elon Musk over $44bn purchase deal

Twitter sues billionaire Elon Musk in an attempt to force through his $44bn deal to buy the social media giant.

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SAS killings in Afghanistan: The story of one suspicious death

BBC Panorama has discovered one British SAS unit killed 54 people in suspicious circumstances.

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Sri Lanka President Gotabaya Rajapaksa due to resign after protests

Gotabaya Rajapaksa has defied calls to leave for months as his country's economic crisis deepened.

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Heardle Spotify move hits sour note with some fans

Streamer Spotify says the interactive song-guessing game it has bought is a tool for music discovery.

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Nicki Minaj's Camden meet and greet cancelled due to overcrowding

Fans are left disappointed after an event with the US rapper is cancelled because of overcrowding.

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What is a vote of no confidence?

Keir Starmer is threatening a vote of no confidence in Boris Johnson's government.

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The video game prescribed by doctors to treat ADHD

A US game has got regulatory approval to help treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

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Birmingham airport flights delayed longest in 2021

But punctuality improved across all UK airports due to fewer flights caused by Covid restrictions.

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The Papers: 'Tory rivals scramble' amid 'toxic smears'

With more MPs launching leadership bids, the race to become PM dominates the front pages on Monday.

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Foreign Secretary Liz Truss joins Tory leadership race

The foreign secretary launches her leadership bid, joining many other candidates in pledging tax cuts.

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Space: First Welsh satellite set to be launched later in 2022

A satellite built in Cardiff is set to be launched into space later this year.

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Sue Barker's final Wimbledon ends with tributes from Andy Murray, Roger Federer & Billie Jean King

Roger Federer and Andy Murray leads the tributes as Sue Barker's final Wimbledon ends with an emotional send-off in front of cheering fans.

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America's race gap between black and white homeowners

Black Americans are almost twice as likely to be denied a mortgage than their white counterparts.

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Sajid Javid and Jeremy Hunt join Conservative Party leadership race

The former cabinet ministers join list of senior Tories in race to replace Boris Johnson as leader and PM.

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Roe v Wade: Thousands march to White House for abortion rights

The US Supreme Court last month repealed Roe v Wade, ending the nationwide guarantee to an abortion.

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The Papers: 'Bitter Johnson' and calls for 'massive' tax cuts

Quarrels over tax and new names in the Tory leadership contest dominate the front pages on Sunday.

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Wimbledon: Elena Rybakina says she 'did not know' how to celebrate victory

New Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina says she "did not know" how to celebrate her "shocking" victory over Ons Jabeur in the final.

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Sri Lanka crowd breaks Rajapaksa grip on power

Sri Lanka's leaders flee from an angry crowd - extraordinary for a country tainted by political repression.

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The Papers: Sunak says 'tax cuts must wait' as 'battle begins'

The leadership race to lead the Conservative Party leads most of the front pages on Saturday.

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Wimbledon: Cameron Norrie says reaching semi-finals is 'pretty sick' after Novak Djokovic loss

Britain's Cameron Norrie says reaching the Wimbledon semi-finals is "pretty sick" and gives him added belief he can win a Grand Slam title.

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Chris Pincher: Councillor 'told to hold grope allegation'

Daniel Cook says he was advised by a colleague to delay disclosing he was groped by Chris Pincher.

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Roe v Wade: Biden calls for federal law to restore abortion rights

The order comes amid pressure on the US president to take more action to safeguard abortion access.

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Canada hit by massive mobile and internet outage

Emergency call hotlines, hospitals and government agencies are affected by the nationwide issue.

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Shane Richie: Actor to reprise EastEnders Alfie Moon role

The much-loved character is set to return for a second time, 20 years after his first appearance.

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Terrorism: Lone actors make stopping attacks harder, say FBI and MI5 chiefs

US and UK security services say the rise of lone actors means less intelligence on potential attacks.

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Bristol longboarding group 'a blessing' during lockdown

Bristol Girls Longboard is a community of women and non-binary people who meet to practise longboarding.

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Africa's week in pictures: 1-7 July 2022

A selection of the best photos from across Africa and beyond this week.

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The Papers: Johnson quits and country in 'state of paralysis'

The prime minister's resignation and his pledge to stay on in the interim leads most papers.

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PM 'thinks' he reported oligarch meeting, MPs told

Boris Johnson met ex-KGB man Alexander Lebedev without officials but says they were informed after.

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Derek Chauvin sentenced to 20 years for violating George Floyd's rights

The former police officer is already serving a 22-year prison sentence for the murder of Mr Floyd.

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Ukraine round-up: Putin dares West as Zelensky pays tribute to Johnson

Russian forces push into the eastern Donetsk where one civilian died on Thursday after a missile strike.

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Gwynedd: Sheep rescued after 10 days stuck in mine shaft

Rescue team members descend on ropes into a mine to haul the trapped sheep back to safety

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Rafael Nadal beats Taylor Fritz in Wimbledon quarter-finals

Rafael Nadal fights through injury to come from behind to beat Taylor Fritz and reach the Wimbledon semi-finals.

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Amazon under investigation over listings practices

The probe in to the online retail giant follows a similar investigation by the European Commission

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Rapper Nipsey Hussle's killer convicted of murder

Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, was shot outside his LA clothing store in 2019 after a brief argument.

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Will Nadhim Zahawi change tack on the economy?

All eyes are on whether the new chancellor adopts a different approach to economic management.

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Apple launches Lockdown Mode to block spyware attacks on at-risk users

The new feature will be available in the autumn and comes after its devices were successfully targeted.

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Chicago shooting: Suspect charged with murder over 4 July attack

The 21-year-old is accused of firing 70 bullets onto a crowd, killing seven and wounding dozens.

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UK gas supply from Norway threatened by strikes

Industrial action in Norway could suspend gas deliveries to a terminal on the East Yorkshire coast.

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Three-legged ploughshare tortoise finds new life on rollers

Chester Zoo's new ploughshare tortoise Hope was rescued from smugglers and fitted with rollers.

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Chris Mason: Can Boris Johnson survive these resignations?

Two of his cabinet say his government lacks integrity, but the PM is not expected to go easily.

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Chris Pincher: It was a mistake to appoint him - PM

The PM says a complaint was made against Chris Pincher in the Foreign Office three years ago.

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Sajid Javid and Rishi Sunak share more than a love of Star Wars

The two cabinet ministers quit within minutes of each other in protest at Boris Johnson's leadership.

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Timeline: How No 10's line on Pincher unravelled

No 10 is accused of not being truthful over what Boris Johnson knew about Chris Pincher allegations.

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Highland Park shooting: Man arrested after 4 July mass shooting

Police arrest a suspect after a rooftop gunman kills six people at an Independence Day parade.

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The Papers: Johnson 'did know about Pincher' and UK on go-slow

Fresh questions about what the PM knew of the Chris Pincher claims feature in Tuesday's papers.

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Wimbledon: How does tennis work when you're blind?

Wimbledon brings tennis to the spotlight every summer, though how does the sport work when you're blind?

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Michael Sheen: I broke down hearing kids' care stories

Michael Sheen speaks to young people in care as part of a BBC investigation into the system.

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Chris Mason: Why Labour's leader has made peace with Brexit

Sir Keir Starmer's vow to "make Brexit work" feels like a moment for Labour after years of argument.

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Boris Johnson was made aware of formal Chris Pincher complaint

BBC News understands the complaint sparked a disciplinary process that confirmed the MP's misconduct.

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Second homes: Welsh councils to get powers to set limit

Councils in Wales may control the number of holiday lets and second homes in their area.

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Towie: Yazmin Oukhellou stable in hospital after crash which killed man

The Foreign Office says it is supporting the family of a British woman in hospital.

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Using human hair to fight oil spills

A hairdresser in Wales is collecting her customers' hair and turning it into something useful.

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Russian scientist Kolker held in spy probe dies of cancer

FSB officers had flown terminally ill Dmitry Kolker, a top quantum physicist, to a Moscow jail.

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The Papers: Rebel plot to oust PM and 22,000 accused stay free

Several of Monday's papers lead on Downing Street's handling of the claims facing Chris Pincher.

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Army's YouTube and Twitter accounts hacked

The British Army says it is investigating after videos and posts for cryptocurrency appeared on its accounts.

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India v England: Day three highlights - Bairstow makes another century but India remain in control

Watch highlights of day three at Edgbaston as Jonny Bairstow makes another stunning century.

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British Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton backs protests but Mercedes question methods

Leading drivers said they backed the cause of protesters who demonstrated on environmental issues after a track invasion at the British Grand Prix.

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Paris terror attacks: 'I refuse to hate my brother's killers'

The sister of the only British victim of the Paris terror attacks reflects on the 10-month trial.

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The supermarket rows you don't usually hear about

The spat between Heinz and Tesco has shone a light on the challenges facing suppliers and retailers.

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Russia dredges up landing ship hit by Ukraine missile fire

The Russian troop ship Saratov sank in a Black Sea port after a Ukrainian missile strike.

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Euro 2022: A pivotal and exciting summer for women's football - Alex Scott

With Euro 2022 just around the corner, ex-England defender Alex Scott looks at the rapid pace of change within the women's game.

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The rise of the video game Arab hero

Developers are moving away from stereotypes of Arab characters and depicting them more positively.

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Logan Mwangi murder: What should happen to children who kill?

Logan Mwangi was killed by his mother and stepfather and a 14-year-old boy and dumped in a river.

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Hot weather dries up swamp, uncovers ancient fort

A historical group was instrumental in discovering a crannog made from stone near Lough Neagh.

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The Papers: PM 'hit by backlash' and airlines axe more flights

Several of Saturday's papers lead with the fallout from the suspension of Tory MP Chris Pincher.

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Met officers sacked for racist Meghan WhatsApp post

The messages PC Sukhdev Jeer and PC Paul Hefford sent damaged the Met's reputation, the hearing heard.

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