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Emma Raducanu is now comfortable travelling by public transport and does not feel she is "hiding from anything any more" after her stalking ordeal.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, who was freed in September, tells the BBC that her two years in captivity left her physically and mentally scarred.

The bank warned US stock price valuations are their most stretched since the dotcom bubble burst.

Police continue to investigate a crash near a North Yorkshire school in which a teenage girl died.

It comes on top of the 91 who were accidentally freed between April and October.

The strike has raised fresh legality questions, but the White House insists a US Navy commander worked "within his authority and the law".

Social media users have called the luxury Italian fashion brand's artificial intelligence-made adverts "cheap" and "lazy".

BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions before the title-deciding Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Cam Smith admits "it's in my head" as he tries to deal with his career stalling since winning the 150th Open and then joining LIV, writes Iain Carter.

Michelle Agyemang, Luke Littler and Davina Perrin are on the shortlist for the 2025 BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year award.

Each side claims to have fended off an incursion in the disputed waters near Taiwan.

Ollie Pope tells his England team-mates to “put on a helmet” after they were caught riding e-scooters in Brisbane without them.

Will Jacks will play his first Test in three years as England include a spin option for the second game of the Ashes series against Australia.

Records are tumbling as snooker stars crack the code of the 147 break. The record 16th maximum of a season that began in late June came in November - that is double the total achieved in the entire 1980s.

Records are tumbling as snooker stars crack the code of the 147 break. The record 16th maximum of a season that began in late June came in November - that is double the total achieved in the entire 1980s.

Two senior US politicians accuse the platforms of malpractice, including intellectual property theft.

Meg Draper was enjoying the social side of student life - within weeks she had died from meningitis.

Meg Draper was enjoying the social side of student life - within weeks she had died from meningitis.

Meg Draper was enjoying the social side of student life - within weeks she had died from meningitis.

Chinese companies provide jobs and much needed revenue in Zambia, where the disaster took place.