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The £35 a year increase for a typical household is twice what analysts had predicted.

Funeral director Amie Upton is now barred from NHS maternity wards, the BBC reveals.

The aim was reportedly to infiltrate Greenland's society and promote its secession from Denmark.

The photo taken by Bidyut Kalita, is among several highly commended in this year's Wildlife Photographer of the Year.

The Raine family alleges ChatGPT "actively helped" their 16-year-old son take his own life.

As the news broke, many Swifties joke on social media they are happy for their "close friend" Swift.

Simpson announced his move as he appeared at a press conference in Scotland with Reform leader Nigel Farage.

Elon Musk's giant rocket, earmarked for use in a 2027 mission to the Moon, has had multiple catastrophic failures in previous launches.

Some 96 trucks were driven on China's Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge in a test ahead of the scheduled opening next month.

In an exclusive interview with BBC Persian, a prisoner describes what happened when Israeli missiles tore through Iran's most notorious jail.

A Reform government could see the UK leaving the European Convention on Human Rights to deliver its plan.

The BBC has been granted access to an area where scientists are battling to save the rare snub-nosed monkey.

Holly New created a custom outfit for singer NØELLE to wear during an immersive show.

BBC Scotland chief sportswriter Tom English analyses the causes of - and the likely fallout from - Celtic's Champions League exit.

The conspiracy theorist once tried to arrest a magistrate and prosecute the state premier for treason.

Residents in Washington's Columbia Heights neighbourhood say there has been a surge in immigration arrests since President Trump's crime crackdown started.

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The teenager, who was interested in war and Hitler, had been considered "quirky" prior to the attack.

The time capsule was buried in 1991 to mark the laying of the foundation stone at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Military says Russian advance "is the first attack of such a large scale" in industrial province.

The US president's steep 50% tariffs on India have kicked in, sending Narendra Modi's government into firefighting mode.

Dezi Freeman allegedly opened fire on officers who were at his rural property to execute a warrant.

It is the latest in a series of chart-topping achievements by the animated musical.

Mitch Brown hopes his decision to speak on his sexuality will create a safer space for others.

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Palestinians flee Gaza City districts as Israel says first stages of offensive have begun

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Brain surgeon Henry Marsh reveals the truth about this high-risk job.

Wolves reject Newcastle's second bid for striker Jorgen Strand Larsen, who scored twice in the win over West Ham on Tuesday night.

Keegan Bradley faces an unenviable task as he makes the final call on whether to include himself as a playing-captain in the US Ryder Cup team, writes Iain Carter.

Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari have struggled for competitiveness so far in 2025. Andrew Benson analyses why it has not worked so far.

BBC Scotland chief sportswriter Tom English analyses the causes of - and the likely fallout from - Celtic's Champions League exit.

Britain's Jacob Fearnley secures the first US Open main-draw win of his career after coming through a testing first-round match.

Crystal Palace agree a deal in principle worth up to £26m with Villarreal for Spain winger Yeremy Pino.