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Everton seal Grealish loan 'coup' - but where will he play?
Everton sign Manchester City and England winger Jack Grealish on a season-long loan.
Starbucks tells customers in South Korea not to bring printers or PCs to cafes
Customers have been bringing in printers and multiple computers as they work from cafes.
'We had too much drama' - meet the Real Housewives of London
The Real Housewives franchise has spread around the world but there hadn't been a series in London until now.
HMRC using AI to scour suspected tax cheats' social media
It said the tech would not replace "human decision-making" and was subject to legal oversight.
Dozens of luxury cars, including twin Lamborghinis, seized in London
Police seize 72 vehicles worth £6m in an operation across Hyde Park, Kensington and Chelsea.
Madonna urges Pope to visit Gaza 'before it's too late'
The US pop star says the pontiff is "the only one of us who cannot be denied entry".
What we learned from Nicola Sturgeon's memoir
The much anticipated book by the former first minister is now on sale - and the BBC's Scotland editor James Cook has been doing some speed-reading.
A dating app, a niqab and a 9mm gun - how a US woman was hired to end a UK family feud
US woman Aimee Betro was hired to come to the UK to kill a Birmingham man as part of a family feud.
Jennifer Aniston says she and Gwyneth Paltrow discuss mutual ex Brad Pitt
Asked if they ever discuss their mutual ex, she says: "Oh, of course. How can we not? We're girls."
When is it too hot to walk your dog?
How to make sure your pets are cool and comfortable during periods of hot weather.
Mum of murdered schoolboy Harvey Willgoose calls for killer to be named
The identity of the 15-year-old boy who killed Harvey Willgoose is protected due to his age.
The Nicola Sturgeon Interview
Nicola Sturgeon on her time in office, Alex Salmond, her sexuality and more.
How a Red Bull can helped solve the mystery of a missing cyclist
Dr Caroline Muirhead helped lead police to the spot where Tony Parsons had been buried after a confession from her boyfriend.
North Koreans tell BBC they are being sent to work 'like slaves' in Russia
More than 50,000 North Koreans will be sent to work in Russia, as Moscow's war in Ukraine drains labour pools.
Taylor Swift announces 12th studio album
The Life of a Showgirl was revealed as the popstar's latest album after intense speculation from fans.
The Papers: 'Don't trust Putin' and 'Two weddings and a feud'
Starmer's warning to Trump for his meeting with Putin and the Peltz-Beckham vows make Tuesday's papers.
Flames near Madrid as wildfires burn across Spain and Portugal
Emergency crews are battling wildfires as a record-breaking heatwave continues across Europe.
Worst bleaching on record for Western Australian coral reefs
Scientists say the damage was caused by the "longest, largest and most intense" marine heatwave on record.
US and China extend trade truce deadline to avoid tariffs hike
On Monday, President Trump signed an executive order to continue the tariffs pause for another 90 days.
'This may come as a shock but I love London' - what we learnt from Nicola Sturgeon's memoir
The much anticipated book by the former first minister is now on sale - and the BBC's Scotland editor James Cook has been doing some speed-reading.
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