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The people saving hundreds of pounds by dumpster diving
The men and women who rummage through commercial bins to take clothes and other items.
Emery looks to show Villa can compete with elite
Aston Villa are looking to become the first English team to win at the Nou Camp in almost 20 years.
Major study into 'forever chemicals' in people's bodies launched in UK
The government is launching the first study to measure PFAS in the UK population to understand the risks.
Apple unsure when more foldable iPhones will be available after selling out
Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo was a hit with people willing to spend $2,000 on a new mobile.
The referee who became a role model after bouncing back from Diaz error
Referee Darren England shares how he has moved on from the VAR error that stalled his career to the FA Cup final and the Champions League.
James Blunt on Traitors: I tried - and failed - to get banished
The pop star on new music, The Traitors, and what really went down at James Acaster's banishment.
AI data centres could undermine UK's emissions goals, BBC finds
Four planned "hyperscale" data centres consider using gas-fired power for their electricity needs.
North Korea denies being behind record $6.3bn Binance hack
US government agencies and cyber analysts have blamed Pyongyang for the record-breaking heist.
Police admit unlawful home entry and assault of couple
Andrew and Sabrina Fearn's trial was stopped when police admitted its actions were unlawful.
I was told I was too young to have cancer, it had spread by the time I was diagnosed
Beth Jenkins' cancer was initially missed after told she was "too young" to have the disease.
Family of girl murdered by ex given law change hope
The family of Holly Newton, stabbed to death at 15, is told the law will change after their campaigning.
Scientists detect signals from the zeptoverse - the smallest scale of nature ever explored
Researchers have detected signals from the smallest distances ever probed.
Scientists detect signals from the zeptoverse - the smallest scale of nature ever explored
Researchers have detected signals from the smallest distances ever probed.
Horse sold by King Charles wins Melbourne Cup
Point of Law ridden by Ethan Brown has won Australia's "race that stops a nation".
Horse sold by King Charles wins Melbourne Cup
Point of Law ridden by Ethan Brown has won Australia's "race that stops a nation".
The Papers: Mahmood's 'Duty of care' or 'climbdown' and 'The new cold war'
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's revision of settlement plans for migrant care workers features prominently in Tuesday's papers.
Americans head to the polls for elections that could define Trump's closing chapter
The midterms will shape Congress for the last years of his presidency, writes Sarah Smith, but they are also a test of what politics may look like without him.
Mahmood scraps settlement plans for migrant care workers
The home secretary laid out a revised proposal for changing when migrants can claim permanent residency.
Wage protests force hundreds of Bangladesh garment factories to close
These factories, which manufacture for brands like H&M and Uniqlo, rely on millions of lowly paid workers.
US strikes Iran ahead of midterm elections
US officials described the attacks on Qeshm Island as limited and defensive, according to CBS, the BBC's US partner.
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