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Treat Barron Trump account of alleged attack with caution, says judge
President Trump's youngest son told UK police he had seen a friend being attacked during a video call.
Bayern Munich open talks to extend Kane contract
Bayern Munich sporting director Max Eberl says the German club are in talks with Harry Kane about extending the striker's contract.
New F1 cars 'look really cool' - Russell
McLaren and Red Bull release images of their 2026 Formula 1 cars as pre-season testing begins in Spain.
England captain Sciver-Brunt hammers first-ever WPL century
Nat Sciver-Brunt makes history with an unbeaten hundred for Mumbai Indians against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, the first century in Women's Premier League history.
Anthony Zurcher: Trump abandons attack mode as Minneapolis shooting backlash grows
The White House has shifted how it talks about Alex Pretti's killing as more Republicans express concern over the deadly encounter.
McLaren & Red Bull unveil 2026 cars as testing begins
McLaren and Red Bull release images of their 2026 Formula 1 cars as pre-season testing begins in Spain.
Massive overhaul of England and Wales policing announced
The home secretary told Parliament she wants to make better use of technology - such as live facial recognition and AI.
Minister claims 'sabotage' behind Chagos debate delay
The Conservatives have raised further concerns after Donald Trump described the agreement as a "great act of stupidity".
No sponsor, kit on order & visa wait - Scotland embrace late World Cup call
Scotland are "confident" visa issues will not prevent them arriving on time for the men's T20 World Cup as chief executive Trudy Lindblade tells BBC Stumped about "crazy" preparations involved in pulling everything tournament plans.
Beckhams seen together in Paris for first time since Brooklyn row
Sir David and Lady Beckham were seen with their children Romeo, Cruz and Harper.
Google to pay $68m to settle lawsuit claiming it recorded private conversations
The claimants say Google Assistant recorded private conversations without their knowledge.
Google to pay $68m to settle lawsuit claiming it recorded private conversations
The claimants say Google Assistant recorded private conversations without their knowledge.
Anxiety in Labour as by-election set to go ahead
Gorton and Denton has been Labour for more than 90 years but party sources fear it could be won by Reform or the Greens.
Anxiety in Labour as by-election set to go ahead
Gorton and Denton has been Labour for more than 90 years but party sources fear it could be won by Reform or the Greens.
Anxiety in Labour as by-election set to go ahead
Gorton and Denton has been Labour for more than 90 years but party sources fear it could be won by Reform or the Greens.
Sadie Frost says Mail put 'price on my head' for stories
The actress said she had been 'violated' by journalists allegedly hacking her phone, in her case against the paper's publisher.
Massive overhaul of England and Wales policing announced
The home secretary told Parliament she wants to make better use of technology - such as live facial recognition and AI.
Asylum seeker guilty of raping woman, 18, in park
Sheraz Malik, 28, is convicted of two counts of rape in June last year in Sutton-in-Ashfield.
One week until transfer deadline day - who could be on the move?
BBC Sport looks at some of the players that have been linked with moves before the Premier League transfer deadline on 2 February at 19:00 GMT.
Greater belief inspiring British progress - Cairess
Emile Cairess says British athletes now have the "belief" that they can compete with the world's best before he targets Mohamed Farah's national record at the 2026 London Marathon.
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