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The carmaker says the cuts are part of "normal business practice", but one expert blames US tariffs.

The US singer insists there's still room for music after being cast in another film this week.

Liverpool are in advanced talks to sign Eintracht Frankfurt striker Hugo Ekitike in a deal worth more than £70m.

Richard Williams is determined to write daughters Venus and Serena into sporting history.

First broadcast in 1997, this documentary gives the band's account of their previous year.

At least 10 shops on Victoria Street have graffiti tags sprayed on their windows, walls and doors.

The Israeli military said it was aware of the reports that the Church of the Holy Family was hit by Israeli artillery shells.

Trump supporters have a new priority on their minds - the release of the so-called Jeffrey Epstein files.

Oleksandr Usyk says the UK is like his "second home", before his rematch with Briton Daniel Dubois.

Other planned changes include expanding voter ID to include bank cards and moving to automatic registration.

Organisers say the festival will go ahead and are trying to find an alternative to the main stage.

Rachael Maskell says the government should be doing " more listening" to its backbenchers.

Canada forward Olivia Smith becomes the most expensive signing in women's football history by completing a £1m move from Liverpool.

Matthew Hall, from Hull, had left Chiavenna in Lombardy for a solo hike but failed to return.

In defending how his administration is handling supposed files on Jeffrey Epstein, he says "some stupid Republicans" fell for a hoax.

Footage on social media shows flames ravaging the Belgian festival's main stage, just two days before it opens.

Most of the victims of the fire are women and children, the regional governor says.

Ahmed al-Sharaa spoke after Israel said it would destroy government forces it accused of attacking Druze in Syria.

For the first time in more than 100 years, no Welshman will be involved when the British and Irish Lions play a Test match.

The official data shows wage growth has slowed while the number of vacancies continues to fall.

The British and Irish Lions will field an all-Scottish fly-half and centre trio for the first time in history when they play Australia in the opening Test on Saturday.

Senior officials say the sackings came after repeated organising against the government.

BBC Sport tries to make sense of the search for a frontman, with the race for a striker hotting up before the Premier League season begins.

Fly-half Tom Lynagh will emulate his father, the Wallaby great Michael, when he starts for Australia in Saturday's first Test against the British and Irish Lions.

The veteran Labour MP was disciplined by the party last year over comments in a newspaper letter.