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Russia is expected to begin a self-declared three-day pause in fighting against Ukraine on Wednesday night.

A customer died after being attacked at the branch in Derby city centre on Tuesday afternoon.

The Taiwan-made electric vehicle is expected to go on sale in Australia and New Zealand next year.

Larry Lamb is going on tour from Essex to Barry.

Mikel Arteta believes timing is the reason Arsenal have not managed to win as many trophies as they would have liked over recent seasons.

The memorial commemorating the monarch will be built at St James's Park in central London.

Arsene Wenger proposes a change to the offside rule that would mean attackers are onside if any part of their body is in line with the last outfield defender.

It says the 2024 summer riots showed the regulator does not have the tools to stop the spread of viral misinformation.

The four suspects – two Belgians, a Vietnamese and a Kenyan – were arrested last month with 5,000 ants.

Xabi Alonso will succeed Carlo Ancelotti as Real Madrid manager next season. Spanish football expert Guillem Balague looks at the challenges ahead.

Any potential resumption of the Indian Premier League would depend on the "mood of the nation", according to former India wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta.

Opposition parties claim the new trade agreement means Indian workers will be cheaper for employers to hire.

They fought two wars over it and are nuclear armed - but what's at the root of the dispute?

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is ready to make his return from injury against Southampton this weekend, manager Pep Guardiola says.

The pair announced their split last August, five years after they met on reality series Love Island.

Alpine replace driver Jack Doohan with Franco Colapinto after only six races of the season.

The RHS said 'Catherine's Rose' will raise awareness of how nature and gardening can help to heal.

A number of Labour MPs say they will vote against the government's proposed welfare reforms.

Maro Itoje is set to be confirmed on Thursday as the British and Irish Lions captain for the tour of Australia.

Emma Raducanu and Cameron Norrie win their first-round matches at the Italian Open in Rome but Katie Boulter suffers defeat in Rome.

The fatal beating case of a black motorist in Memphis triggered nationwide protests against police brutality.

The rate decision is the Federal Reserve's first since last month's tariff-related turmoil.

In Salamabad close to the Line of Control, the BBC found homes destroyed by intense shelling.

The BBC visits the site of an Indian strike on a complex in the Pakistani city of Muridke.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou claims "Spurs does crazy things to people" in response to Arsene Wenger's suggestion the winners of the Europa League should not qualify for the Champions League.