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This does not mean the door is shut, as Iran's tough stance may be more about setting conditions than rejecting diplomacy.

Cleaning her home for the festival, one Iranian told us: "Perhaps this dark night will finally give way to dawn."

The HBO reboot, which is due in 2027, is a spin-off from the original books and the film franchise.

Four-time Olympic champion Michael Johnson confirms he will refund a sum of $500,000 (£375,000) he allegedly "secretly" paid himself before his Grand Slam Track league collapsed.

Are the US and Iran peace talks going anywhere?

Crude rose back above $100 a barrel as the US and Iran clashed over bringing the conflict to an end.

Model Gemma Kingsley, 50, is jailed for conning different men out of large sums of money.

The landmark resolution calls for an apology and contributions to a reparations fund, without specifying an amount.

The Prince and Princess of Wales joined the congregation at Canterbury Cathedral.

The verdict marks the end of a five-week trial on the addictive nature of social media platforms.

Customers who do not confirm how old they are or are underage will have web content filters turned on automatically.

A public inquiry into the attacks heard killer Valdo Calocane refused toxicology samples in custody.

Nobody can replace the great Gareth Bale, but Harry Wilson is stepping up more than anyone as Wales aim to qualify for the World Cup.

The walkout over jobs and pay is one of the longest yet in the dispute, and will begin on 7 April in England.

Europol said more than 450 officers from the UK, Germany and Belgium were involved in the operation.

The NBA's board of governors vote to allow the league to explore potential expansion franchises in Seattle and Las Vegas.

Trump says he is talking to "the right people" in Iran, but Tehran says no such negotiations are being held.

The US presenter says terrifying thoughts wake her at night as she imagines what happened.

The BBC's Noor Nanji gives us an insight into the ex-Google boss confirmed as the BBC's new Director General.

Tristan Roberts waited until he was 18 to buy knives, hammers and axes before murdering his mother.