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What's the right punishment for 'too big to fail' Boeing?
Boeing is one of the largest and most important companies in the US but is it too big to be held to account?
King and Queen to visit Wales for Senedd's birthday
The Royal couple will meet First Minister Vaughan Gething at the Senedd ceremony.
India event organiser arrested after fatal crush
Nearly 121 people died in a crush at a religious gathering in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh.
Hollywood icon Paramount agrees $28bn merger deal
The studio has made many hit films, including the Godfather, Star Trek, and Mission: Impossible series.
‘I was scammed out of £200 by a fake Kevin Costner'
Eileen Leeks, 63, is speaking out in a bid to warn other fans of the Hollywood star.
England's best performances since 1996 - what's your favourite?
As England prepare for their Euro 2024 semi-final against the Netherlands, BBC Sport looks back at the Three Lions' 10 most memorable matches since the two sides met at Euro '96.
UK Amazon staff in protests over union recognition
The action coincides with a ballot to "force Amazon to recognise a union for the first time", GMB says.
House of the Dragon actor shocked by online hate
Abubakar Salim, who runs a video game studio, has spoken out against the abuse he has received.
Who will win Euros? Insiders from last four give their verdicts
Four teams remain at Euro 2024 as France meet Spain and England face the Netherlands in the semi-finals - but who is best equipped to win the trophy?
Who will win Euros? Insiders from last four give their verdicts
Four teams remain at Euro 2024 as France meet Spain and England face the Netherlands in the semi-finals - but who is best equipped to win the trophy?
What just happened in France's shock election?
Nobody expected the left to win, let alone for the far right to come in third place.
Marianna Spring: This wasn't the social media UK election everyone expected
Marianna Spring shares what she discovered during her investigations into how voters are targeted.
Marianna Spring: This wasn't the social media UK election everyone expected
Marianna Spring shares what she discovered during her investigations into how voters are targeted.
Marianna Spring: This wasn't the social media UK election everyone expected
Marianna Spring shares what she discovered during her investigations into how voters are targeted.
How fetching water is holding back India's women
Indian women and girls nearly always collect water for families - leaving them no time to work.
'I had to downgrade my life' - US workers in debt to buy groceries
Americans are taking loans to afford basic necessities - as groceries prices have surged by 25%.
Accused of witchcraft then murdered for land
A Kenyan coastal region has seen a spate of murders, supposedly over witchcraft but really over land.
WTO chief warns against global trade breakdown
The boss of the World Trade Organization warns the global economy is facing numerous challenges.
I thought it was never going to happen again - Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton has had to wait for it, but he finally has his moment of redemption at the British Grand Prix.
French people reject the far right - again
Voters have turned out in large number to produce a shock result, writes the BBC's Hugh Schofield.