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Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri - who will win F1 title?
Damon Hill, 1996 F1 World Champion, looks at who is best placed going into the final three races of the season, with a battle between McLaren team-mates.
Hill on Norris v Piastri strengths and weaknesses
Damon Hill, 1996 F1 World Champion, looks at who is best placed going into the final three races of the season, with a battle between McLaren team-mates.
The drama and psychology of Ashes first balls
BBC Sport looks at the iconic first deliveries of Ashes series and the psychology of whether they really define what is to come.
England 'have been building to this moment' - McCullum
Coach Brendon McCullum believes his England team are ready for an Ashes series that could “define” them.
The pioneering dairy farmer keeping calves with their mothers
David Finlay is calling for the Scottish government to fund a pioneering dairy development programme.
Paying failed asylum seekers to leave is value for money, says Mahmood
Home secretary says she will consider "a big increase" in payments to persuade people to leave the UK voluntarily.
Settlement reached after baby choked on pasta at nursery
Oliver's parents are glad to have reached a settlement with Jelly Beans Day Nursery in Ashford.
Beyond Ultra-Processed Foods: Can Farmers Fix Our Health and the Planet?
James Rebanks on how to build a secure, sustainable and healthy food system.
Ripley's revealed as buyer of $12m golden toilet
The first edition of Maurizio Cattelan's work was stolen from Blenheim Palace in 2019.
Paris court blocks auction of earliest-known calculator
The court blocked La Pascaline, a 400-year-old calculating machine, from being exported from France.
Trump signs bill ordering justice department to release Epstein files
The bill gives the US Justice Department 30 days to release all the files in a searchable format.
The real fallout after the ousting of Labour from a super safe seat in Wales
Now Labour faces its toughest task yet in Wales - convincing voters to keep believing, ahead of the 2026 Senedd election
Why Wales fell out of love with Labour
After the Caerphilly by-election, Labour faces its toughest task yet in Wales - convincing voters to keep believing, ahead of the 2026 Senedd election
Why trying too hard may be holding you back at work
Perfectionism looks good on paper, but its consequences might be the very thing keeping you stuck.
Perfectionism isn't all that perfect – how to stop it holding you back
Perfectionism looks good on paper, but its consequences might be the very thing keeping you stuck.
'North Sea stand-off' and 'Council tax hike for millions'
The activity of a Russian spy ship in the North Sea made several front pages on Thursday.
Ukrainian teen saboteurs recruited on Telegram to attack their own country
Russia is using Telegram to recruit Ukrainian children and teenagers to carry out sabotage and bombings according to the Ukrainian government.
Ukrainian teen saboteurs recruited on Telegram to attack their own country
Russia is using Telegram to recruit Ukrainian children and teenagers to carry out sabotage and bombings according to the Ukrainian government.
Hasina's conviction for crimes against humanity is testing India-Bangladesh ties
India faces a dilemma with Bangladesh as Sheikh Hasina’s conviction strains ties between the two neighbours.
Nvidia shares jump after revenue and outlook top estimates
The chip maker says revenue for the three months to October jumped 62% to $57bn.
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