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Teen boys' rape sentences to be reviewed by government
The three teenagers were not given custodial sentences for their roles in the rape of two girls.

Foden, Palmer, Alexander-Arnold to miss World Cup
Phil Foden, Cole Palmer and Trent Alexander-Arnold have not been included in Thomas Tuchel's 26-man England squad for this summer's World Cup.

UK scientists developing Ebola vaccine that could be ready for trials in months
The rare species of Ebola involved - known as Bundibugyo - kills around a third of those infected and has no proven vaccine yet.

Parents of Southport survivors say anonymity has erased their girls from the story
The BBC has spoken to parents of some of the children who survived the knife attack, who believe they have been given insufficient support because of the anonymity order.

Rubio tries to reassure Nato allies over US troop deployments
President Donald Trump says he wants to send more troops to Poland, a week after his officials cancelled a similar deployment.

TV presenter Judith Chalmers dies aged 90
She was best known for hosting ITV's long-running travel show Wish You Were Here...?

Andrew investigation could look into sexual misconduct allegations
The former prince was arrested in February on suspicion of misconduct in public office.

Guardiola says 'nothing is eternal' as Man City confirm exit after 10 years
Manchester City confirm Pep Guardiola will leave at the end of the season after a decade of unparalleled success.

Seven Afghan men charged over child sexual exploitation
The men are charged with 40 offences as part of an investigation into group-based child exploitation.

Stop blaming young people for being unemployed, says Amazon's UK boss
John Boumphrey says the education system "isn't necessarily producing young people who are ready for work".

Morrisons planning to close 100 stores in next few months
It said difficulties had been exacerbated by "significant cost increases resulting from government policy choices".

Rival claims of murder and suicide set off media frenzy after an Indian bride dies
Twisha Sharma, a model and actor, had been married for just five months when she was found dead.

Cubans grapple with fuel shortages and blackouts as US steps up pressure
The BBC speaks to Havana residents after the US charges the country's former leader, Raúl Castro, with murder.

'Everyone's always had an opinion, now you can bet on it': Prediction markets and their appeal to young men
Prediction markets are a fast-growing, multi-billion-dollar industry, and appeal disproportionately to young men

Maisie Peters on change, having a thick skin and her 'healed' sound
The singer shares what it has been like to grow up with her fans and the inspiration behind her new album.

'We're meant to dance': Radio 1's Big Weekend has one focus on its first day
Thousands are expected to attend this year's festival in Sunderland, with Fatboy Slim headlining on Friday.

Weekly quiz: Eurovision went mad for Bangaranga - but who gave the UK its only point?
How much attention did you pay to what happened in the world over the past seven days?

Hamnet author Maggie O'Farrell on her new novel and keeping her Bafta in the basement
Maggie O'Farrell's new novel, Land, is published after the success of the film adaptation of Hamnet.

Lupita Nyong'o rejects criticism of Helen of Troy role
Critics including Elon Musk have claimed it's wrong to cast a black actress as the ancient Greek figure.

Bank boss sorry after describing workers as 'lower value human capital'
The Standard Chartered boss said he values all colleagues and is committed to helping them cope with change.

Nearly 30 illegal waste 'super sites' revealed in new government watchlist
The list, published by the Environment Agency on Friday, includes 28 so-called "super sites" that contain more than 20,000 tonnes of waste.

'We're coming back strong!' - Girl group Mis-Teeq confirm reunion
The group were known for blending R&B melodies with UK garage on hits such as Scandalous and One Night Stand.

Jury discharged in Ian Watkins prison murder trial
Rico Gedel and Samuel Dodsworth had been on trial at Leeds Crown Court accused of his murder.

Reality TV risks sinking 'into the gutter', warns ex-Channel 4 and Ofcom boss Michael Grade
Michael Grade's warning comes in the wake of allegations made by participants on Married at First Sight.

Farage was issued with court judgement for £9,400 debt
Reform UK says Farage will appeal the County Court judgment because he had not been aware of the claim.

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By-Electioncast: Everything You Need To Know About Makerfield
Is this the most consequential by-election ever?

Will Trump invade Cuba?
The US charges Cuba’s 94-year-old former president Raul Castro with murder.

'Tuchel's gambles and iron conviction position him as the anti-Southgate'
Thomas Tuchel proves he is the "anti-Southgate" in making tough calls for England's World Cup 2026 squad.

Guardiola says Man City 'need new energy' as exit confirmed
Manchester City confirm Pep Guardiola will leave at the end of the season after a decade of unparalleled success.

Sabalenka cuts news conference short as French Open players protest over pay
Leading players, including Aryna Sabalenka, Coco Gauff and Jannik Sinner, limit their French Open media duties to 15 minutes in a row over prize money.

Carrick confirmed as Man Utd permanent boss
Manchester United confirm the appointment of Michael Carrick as their permanent head coach on a two-year contract.

Why Tuchel wanted Toney back in England picture
Ivan Toney has barely featured under England boss Thomas Tuchel - but this is why the German coach wants him in his World Cup squad.

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WHO raises Ebola public health risk to ‘very high’ in DR Congo
Provincial gov't in Ituri province, the epicentre of the outbreak, has banned public gatherings to stop spread of virus.

Ukrainian strike on dormitory in Russian-occupied Starobilsk kills four
A Ukrainian strike collapsed a five-storey college dormitory in the Russian-occupied city of Starobilsk, killing four.

Why is Trump deploying 5,000 troops to Poland?
Poland's right-wing president has welcomed Trump's announcement.

Marco Rubio visits India: What’s at stake with Trump-Modi ties strained?
Rubio is taking an extended trip ahead of next week's Quad meeting of foreign ministers.

Turkiye shutters liberal Istanbul university seized in criminal probe
Council of Higher Education promised to take measures to ensure Bilgi University students 'suffer no harm'.

Russia labels Ukraine attack in occupied Luhansk ‘monstrous crime’
Moscow says student dormitory hit, killing at least four people.

Senegal PM slams West’s ‘homosexual tyranny’, defends LGBTQ crackdown
Human rights groups have criticised the government's legislation targeting same-sex relationships.

South Korean activists smash Starbucks cups to protest ‘Tank Day’ campaign
South Korean activists smash Starbucks cups to protest ‘Tank Day’ campaign

Israeli attacks kill several in Lebanon, with health workers targeted
More than 400 people have been killed since the ceasefire came into effect in mid-April.

Russia ‘looking for new soldiers’; Kyiv claims 83,000 dead so far in 2026
Top Ukrainian officials claim Moscow's woes are growing as independent estimates suggest Russia's economy is faltering.

How Guardiola compares with Ferguson and other English managerial greats
Pep Guardiola won 17 trophies in his 10-year stay at Man City, but how does his record stand up in English football?

What is Hindutva, and what are the roots of this political movement?
Hindutva is very different from Hinduism. One is a 20th century majoritarian movement, the other an ancient faith.

India is being left to die in the heat
Modi denied climate change for years. Now, as heat deaths mount, his government offers branding instead of protection.

Everest record holder warns of Nepal danger as two Indian mountaineers die
At least 5 climbers have died during this Everest season, including the 2 Indians and 3 Nepalis.

Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile: Can it be safely transferred?
Reports say Khamenei issued a directive that Iran's enriched uranium should not be sent abroad.

Man City confirm Guardiola exit to end decade-long, trophy-laden spell
Pep Guardiola is standing down as Manchester City manager after winning 20 trophies with the Premier League club.

British climber sets record with 20th Everest summit
Kenton Cool is the first non-Nepali to have 20 Everest summits under his belt.

Gang violence kills at least 25 in Honduras
The attacks by gunmen come as the government continues a drive to crack down on organised crime.

Man Utd appoint Michael Carrick as permanent manager
Carrick steps up from role as interim coach to replace Ruben Amorim on a permanent basis as Manchester United manager.

Hundreds protest Ireland’s ‘George Floyd moment’
ndreds protest Ireland’s ‘George Floyd moment’

Can Venezuelan oil save India amid the Hormuz energy crisis?
Venezuelan Acting President Delcy Rodriguez is expected to travel to India next week to discuss oil sales.

‘Something big taking place’: Why has Russia sent more nukes to Belarus?
Russia's ally participated in joint drills for the first time. Analysts say it was a risky move for Minsk.

Real Madrid coach Alvaro Arbeloa says he will leave role after poor season
Arbeloa says he will not be coaching the team next season, amid reports that Jose Mourinho is returning to the club.

Tuchel leaves Palmer and Foden out of England’s 2026 World Cup squad
Real Madrid's Trent Alexander-Arnold also left out, while Saudi-based Al-Ahli striker Ivan Toney the surprise inclusion.

US deepens European uncertainty with deployment of 5,000 troops to Poland
Erratic US policy moves leave European NATO partners increasingly unclear about which areas they should prioritise.