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Steelworkers vote in favour of industrial action over Tata Steel plans to cut 2,800 jobs.

A major rescue operation is under way after the avalanche in western Austria.

One of Ukraine's main providers of electricity has said it is no longer able to generate power.

Widely considered a trailblazer for foreign sumo wrestlers, he died of heart failure.

Widely considered a trailblazer for foreign sumo wrestlers, he died of heart failure.

Holidaymakers who had to be evacuated from Rhodes last year can get money off for hotel stays.

Ruben Amorim denies reaching an agreement with Liverpool to succeed Jurgen Klopp as manager.

A coroner says he is satisfied force was "reasonable and proportionate" due to the soldiers beliefs.

A judge says Kirsty Williams-Henry was being thoroughly dishonest about her disabilities.

Truong My Lan started life as a market trader. Now, she has been convicted of stealing billions.

Officers say they delivered justice and Big Macs.

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The Met began investigating suspicious WhatsApps to men at Westminster much earlier than thought, the BBC learns.

The Met began investigating suspicious WhatsApps to men at Westminster much earlier than thought, the BBC learns.

A major rescue operation is under way after the avalanche in western Austria.

Reservists at an Israeli university tell the BBC's Jeremy Bowen how they see the war as a necessity.

Reservists at an Israeli university tell the BBC's Jeremy Bowen how they see the war as a necessity.

The latest figures show many patients face long waits, but the PM insists headway is being made.

Burnley manager Vincent Kompany is given a two-match touchline suspension after his red card against Chelsea.

Producers blame "a challenging financial landscape" but the show had received some scathing reviews.