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The prime minister says he found common ground with President Trump as both "really care about family".

The Israel- and US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has strongly denied the allegation.

The football world is mourning the death of Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota, aged 28, in a car crash.

The cross-party committee says the government has failed to gather "basic information".

The band will play the first of 41 highly anticipated dates in Cardiff, after a break of 16 years.

Some black market cigarettes have been found to contain dead flies and asbestos. But the trade nods to a wider issue, a BBC investigation has found

The BBC's Ed Thomas collaborated with undercover buyers to see how easy it was to obtain illegal cigarettes.

Former Labour leader Corbyn has not yet confirmed his involvement to the BBC.

The couple said they were "shifting their relationship" to "focus on co-parenting”.

The president wins over sparring factions within his own party to get the bill passed after months of wrangling.

Many children and women were reportedly among those killed when a school in Gaza City and a tent in al-Mawasi were hit.

Jack Draper says he was not "good enough" in his shock Wimbledon exit, insisting it was not because he felt increased pressure at this year's tournament.

Nick Robinson sits down with the prime minister to look back at his first year in Downing Street.

With the economy, immigration, education, welfare and health high on the agenda, has Sir Keir Starmer's top team met their pledges?

Watch: PM talks about his 'good personal relationship' with Trump

Labour has been failing its basic mission to look like a capable government. And the PM's authority has been given a kick. But insiders have hope for the year ahead

The Bank of England wants views on themes for its next series of banknotes, and BBC readers are full of ideas.

Most of Friday's front pages feature the death of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota.

The mega-bill helps the president deliver on promises, but also contains the seeds of political peril, writes Anthony Zurcher.

The rap star is facing more prison time but was cleared of the most serious charges, and still has loyal fans.

How much attention did you pay to what's being going on in the world over the past seven days?

Following the tragic death of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota, BBC Sport presents a gallery of some of the Portuguese player's career highlights.

A state-of-the-art F-35B has been stranded at Thiruvananthapuram airport for nearly three weeks.

People in the UK's second city talk of living through months of strikes and rubbish piling up.

The foreign minister in Kabul called Moscow's decision "courageous".

Ethan Guo, 19, had flown his plane across the six other continents before he was arrested, according to his social media.

Tony Iommi says Sabbath's final gig will be like nothing the band has done before.

The actor, a near-constant presence in Quentin Tarantino movies, is believed to have died of cardiac arrest.

The increase comes as the EU mandates a universal minimum size for free underseat bags.

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Chancellor seen visibly upset at Prime Minister’s Questions.

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The football world is mourning the death of Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota, aged 28, in a car crash.

After reaching the third round with an outstanding display, Emma Raducanu will probably require an even better showing against world number one Aryna Sabalenka on Friday.

England's lack of penetration with the ball coupled with fitness concerns are an "ominous" sign, says former captain Michael Vaughan.

Jack Draper says he was not "good enough" in his shock Wimbledon exit, insisting it was not because he felt increased pressure at this year's tournament.

American Ben Shelton is left furious when play in his second-round encounter with Rinky Hijikata at Wimbledon is suspended because of bad light when he was about to serve for the match.

England must take it "session by session" if they are to fight back in the second Test against India at Edgbaston, says former batter Ebony Rainford-Brent.