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Sheikh Hasina: The pro-democracy icon who became an autocrat
Sheikh Hasina is credited for the country's economic progress but also accused of authoritarianism.
2016 or 2025? Pick your combined England starting XV
England have won 10 games in a row for the first time since 2016 - select your best starting XV from the two squads.
Will Danish doubts & Hampden roar carry Scotland to World Cup?
Former strikers Billy Dodds and James McFadden assess Scotland's chances of defeating Denmark in Tuesday's World Cup qualification showdown at Hampden.
Man who grabbed Ariana Grande at premiere jailed in Singapore
"Serial intruder" Johnson Wen was given nine days in jail for being a public nuisance.
Man who grabbed Ariana Grande at premiere jailed in Singapore
"Serial intruder" Johnson Wen was given nine days in jail for being a public nuisance.
Nations Championship to have north v south finale
The Twickenham finale of next year's new Nations Championship event will pit the north and south of global rugby against each other.
How Tanzania police crushed election protests with lethal force
The UN says hundreds of people were killed in the protests. Verified clips show the violent actions of police as they attempted to crush protests.
Boland says Root is England player to 'keep quiet'
Fast bowler Scott Boland identifies Joe Root as the England player Australia need to keep quiet in the Ashes series.
Will the government's new asylum plan work, and will MPs vote for it?
The PM sent Shabana Mahmood to run the Home Office precisely so that she would be radical.
Will the government's new asylum plans work?
The PM sent Shabana Mahmood to run the Home Office precisely so that she would be radical.
'European golf in rude health but sponsor demands solutions to fractured game'
After a successful season inside the ropes for Europe's elite players, tour sponsors DP World are keen to sort off-course issues for the benefit of fans, writes Iain Carter.
Pocket watch from 1907 with alarm and thermometer sets world record as it sells for £2.1m
Carl Player flew to Switzerland for the sale of the watch made by his great-great grandfather.
China's investment spree in UK gave it access to military-grade technology, BBC told
Tens of billions of pounds has been spent by the Chinese in the UK since 2000, Panorama has learned.
China's investment spree in UK gave it access to military-grade technology, BBC told
Tens of billions of pounds has been spent by the Chinese in the UK since 2000, Panorama has learned.
Criminals buy haulage firms to steal lorryloads of goods, BBC finds
These tactics and others, such as raids on lorries stopped in traffic, are driving a freight-crime surge.
Gangs buy haulage firms to steal lorryloads of goods
These tactics and others, such as raids on lorries stopped in traffic, are driving a freight-crime surge.
Pauline Quirke's family on her dementia: 'She's still funny and recognises us'
The family of the Birds of a Feather actress say "she's still funny, she's talking, she's happy".
She's still funny and recognises us - Pauline Quirke's family open up about her dementia
They told BBC Breakfast they wanted to raise awareness and funds for the condition.
Pauline Quirke's family on her dementia: 'She's still funny and recognises us'
The family of the Birds of a Feather actress say "she's still funny, she's talking, she's happy".
How Tanzania police crushed election protests with lethal force
The UN says hundreds of people were killed in the protests. Verified clips show the violent actions of police as they attempted to crush protests.
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