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Ukraine war: Ukraine and Russia both claim control over Lysychansk |
The strategic eastern city of Lysychansk is at the centre of competing claims as fighting rages. |
Russia dredges up landing ship hit by Ukraine missile fire |
The Russian troop ship Saratov sank in a Black Sea port after a Ukrainian missile strike. |
Chris Pincher MP seeking medical support after groping claim |
Suspended Tory MP Chris Pincher says he hopes to return to constituency duties "as soon as possible". |
Boris Johnson's 40 new hospitals pledge faces watchdog review |
The Conservatives said in their 2019 election manifesto the facilities would be built by 2030. |
Dozens freed from church awaiting 'Second Coming' in Ondo Nigeria |
Police free 77 people from confinement in a church in south-western Nigeria. |
Kyrgios fights back to win fiery Tsitsipas match |
Nick Kyrgios fights back to stun Greek fourth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas in a heated four-set encounter and reach the fourth round at Wimbledon. |
Crew member of sinking ship airlifted to safety |
Over two dozen crew are still missing after an engineering vessel split in two in the South China Sea. |
Three police die in 'pure hell' Kentucky shooting |
The officers are killed along with a police dog as they try to serve a warrant for domestic violence. |
Argentina's economy minister makes sudden exit |
Martin Guzmán's departure leaves a big question mark over Argentina's future economic policy. |
Israel shoots down Hezbollah drones heading for gas rig |
The drones are launched from Lebanon, amid border tensions between the nations. |
Dravet syndrome Devon girl, resuscitated 100 times |
Paige Slocombe suffers from a rare form of epilepsy called Dravet syndrome. |
Adele says backlash to Las Vegas residency postponement was brutal |
The singer says it took her months to recover from the reaction to her pulling her residency. |
Manchester United: Cristiano Ronaldo wants to leave club this summer |
Cristiano Ronaldo wants Manchester United to let him leave the club if they receive an appropriate offer for him this summer. |
The Papers: PM 'turned blind eye' and Charles honours claim |
Boris Johnson has been accused of failing to act on Chris Pincher allegations sooner, papers report. |
Inside a US abortion clinic in its final days |
The BBC spent time with staff before they had to stop work and turn patients away. |
War in Ukraine: Can we say how many people have died£ |
Russia and Ukraine have different claims of how many people have died in the conflict. The BBC explores the data. |
Pride in London: Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the UK's first Pride parade |
More than a million people packed London for Pride's 50th anniversary, the mayor's office says. |
How much of our plastic 'recycling' is actually recycled£ |
About 11 million tonnes of plastic waste flows into the ocean each year, the UN says. |
'Drawing doodles for Ant and Dec was my dream job' |
Katie Abey from Derbyshire illustrated the TV favourites' book about mental health. |
Ukraine: The teachers swapping classrooms for trenches |
A number of teachers in Ukraine are educating their students online from the front line. |
Wimbledon: The 'brutal' world of doubles tennis |
Venus Williams and Jamie Murray have taken their first step as a pairing into the "brutal world" of doubles tennis - but what exactly does that entail£ |
Fighting for rights for workers undergoing fertility treatment |
Proposed legislation would require employers to give staff time off work to attend fertility appointments. |
Paris terror attacks: 'I refuse to hate my brother's killers' |
The sister of the only British victim of the Paris terror attacks reflects on the 10-month trial. |
Daphne du Maurier: Novelist who traced past to a French debtors' jail |
Rebecca writer Dame Daphne du Maurier discovered her apparent aristocratic past was not as it seemed. |
US woman denied termination in Malta: 'I was terrified' |
Andrea was medically evacuated to Spain as doctors in Malta could not terminate her pregnancy under the country's ban on abortion. |
The supermarket rows you don't usually hear about |
The spat between Heinz and Tesco has shone a light on the challenges facing suppliers and retailers. |
Wimbledon: Nick Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas argue at All England Club |
The on-court "circus" between Nick Kyrgios and Stefanos Tsitsipas spills into the Wimbledon interview room as the Australian denies his opponent's claim he is "a bully". |
England v India: James Anderson says 'best form of defence is attack' |
Pace bowler James Anderson says England's "best form of defence will be attack" as they try to fight back into the fifth Test against India. |
British Grand Prix: Lewis Hamilton discourages fans' booing of Max Verstappen |
Lewis Hamilton says he disagrees with fans at the British Grand Prix booing his rival Max Verstappen, saying: "We're better than that." |
South Africa 32-29 Wales: Welsh hearts broken by last kick of Springboks thriller |
South Africa's Damian Willemse breaks Welsh hearts with a match-winning late penalty in a pulsating first Test in Pretoria. |
Wimbledon 2022: Nick Kyrgios stuns Stefanos Tsitsipas in the match that had everything |
Watch highlights as Nick Kyrgios fought back to knock out Greek fourth seed Stefanos Tsitsipas and reach the Wimbledon fourth round in a dramatic and fiery four-set encounter in which both players were given warnings by the umpire. |
Wimbledon 2022: Should Stefanos Tsitsipas have been disqualified for this£ |
Watch the controversial moment Greece's Stefanos Tsitsipas hits a ball into the crowd and the angry reaction from Nick Kyrgios as he argues that the fourth seed should have been disqualified. |
Rafael Nadal apologises after Wimbledon third round win ends on testy note |
Rafael Nadal says he was "wrong" to take Lorenzo Sonego to task at the net as his "best match" of Wimbledon this year ends on a testy note. |