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Greyhound racing to be outlawed in Scotland
The sport, which already faced extinction after the country's last track closed, is to be banned permanently.
Oil nears $110 a barrel after gas field strike
Iran's military warned it would take "decisive action" in response to the strike on its energy infrastructure.
'Very difficult to stop': BBC visits scene of Iran cluster bomb strike on Israel
An elderly couple was killed after a bomb flew into their apartment in central Israel and exploded.
UK temperature reaches 21C in warmest day of year so far
The UK has seen its warmest day of the year so far with temperatures reaching 21C.
'The longest VAR check in history' - the fallout from shock Africa Cup of Nations decision
BBC Sport journalists and pundits look at what happened at the chaotic Afcon final, and what comes next.
'The longest VAR check in history' - now African football needs to move on
BBC Sport journalists and pundits look at what happened at the chaotic Afcon final, and what comes next.
Extremist preacher Anjem Choudary loses challenge to overturn life sentence
The ruling means Choudary - considered by security chiefs to be one of the most dangerous men in Britain - cannot leave jail before he is 85.
Extremist preacher Anjem Choudary loses challenge to overturn life sentence
The ruling means Choudary - considered by security chiefs to be one of the most dangerous men in Britain - cannot leave jail before he is 85.
Pair win Turing Award for computer encryption breakthrough
It is hoped Charles H Bennett and Gilles Brassard's work will make digital communications secure for decades ahead.
PM swerves questions on whether he spoke to Mandelson over Epstein friendship
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch repeatedly asks if the prime minister spoke to Peter Mandelson about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein before picking him to be a UK ambassador.
Beef dripping from first Everest summit auctioned
The 70-year-old can is on the way to a new owner after previously being taken up Everest.
After Scotland rejected assisted dying bill, will laws change in England and Wales?
MSPs rejected legalising assisted dying in Scotland, but a separate bill is being considered in England and Wales.
Gerry Adams says London Docklands bomb 'stunned' him
Three men are seeking a ruling that Adams is personally liable for injuries they received in explosions.
Gerry Adams says London Docklands bomb 'stunned' him
Three men are seeking a ruling that Adams is personally liable for injuries they received in explosions.
Average age of first time buyer climbs to 34
A new report looks at how conditions have changed for first time buyers since the 1990s.
Hittler faces Zielinski as French town's election contest goes viral
Charles Hittler, mayor of Arcis-sur-Aube, has always faced jokes about his name but now he faces a rival with another unlikely name.
Why the Strait of Hormuz matters so much in the Iran war
Iran says it will "set fire" to ships trying to sail through the world's most vital oil transit point.
UK temperature reaches 19.5C in warmest day of year so far
Bude in Cornwall has reached 19.5C, making it the warmest day of the year so far.
PM swerves questions on whether he spoke to Mandelson over Epstein friendship
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch repeatedly asks if the prime minister spoke to Peter Mandelson about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein before picking him to be a UK ambassador.
Government backtracks on AI and copyright after outcry from major artists
However, the government's position is now unclear, saying it "no longer has a preferred option" for what to do next.
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