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Long 'won't appeal' sex offenders law court ruling

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In May, a judge ruled the legislation was not compatible with human rights or press freedom.

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Japan top court says forced sterilisation unconstitutional

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The ruling brings to an end a decades-long fight for justice by victims who were forcibly sterilised.

The two moments of luck that foiled a terror plot

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The disgruntled employee nearly detonated bomb at St James's Hospital in Leeds.

What we know about the India crush that killed 121

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The incident that took place during a religious gathering is among the deadliest crushes in India in a decade.

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More than 120 killed in crush at India religious event

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The incident took place at a Hindu religious event in Hathras district in Uttar Pradesh state.

'Why football at Euros is different to what we're used to'

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BBC Sport columnist Nedum Onuoha explains why Euro 2024 is not bringing out the best versions of the top teams and star players.

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Scotland result 'on a knife-edge' on election eve

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Scottish party leaders are making their final pitches to voters ahead of Thursday's UK-wide ballot.

Girl, 11, 'needed dialysis after eating Asda sandwich'

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Solicitors say they have contacted Asda after the girl faced three weeks of hospital treatment.

Family's lost cat found after five years

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Lauren Mundy describes getting the call that Joey was alive and well as "surreal".

Five reasons to be positive about England

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BBC Sport takes a look at five reasons to be positive about England's Euro 2024 chances after they reached the quarter-finals.

Orphaned otter cubs to be re-released into wild

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The cubs, one male and one female, were found alone at five weeks old near Castle Howard, York.

Mum admits ending life of terminally ill son

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Antonya Cooper's son Hamish had cancer and was in “a lot of pain” before his death in 1981.

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Syrians attack Turkish troops after anti-migrant riots

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Footage on social media shows people firing at Turkish military vehicles and throwing stones at a base.

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Ex-officials say Gaza policy has put US at risk

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A joint statement by 12 former officials says US policy on Gaza has "put a target on America’s back".

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A history of BBC election night in two minutes

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As voters get ready for their date with the polls, we look at how technology has advanced our coverage over the years.

Bad Sisters star Duff to return to London stage

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Actress Anne-Marie Duff, who has also appeared in Sex Education, will perform at the Young Vic.

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Fears for Australian child missing after croc attack

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The 12-year-old was last seen swimming in a remote creek in the Northern Territory.

'I am not a church boy': Robert F Kennedy Jr responds to assault claim

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A magazine article claimed the candidate sexually assaulted a babysitter and joked about eating dog meat in Korea.

What the main parties are saying about disability

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With 16 million disabled people in the UK, what are the main political parties offering?

'Almost whole island homeless' in Hurricane Beryl's wake

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Union Island, which lies off St Vincent and the Grenadines, has been devastated by the powerful hurricane.

The Papers: Water firms 'facing lawsuits' and 'prisons near capacity'

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A Supreme Court ruling on sewage and the crisis of overcrowding in the UK's prisons lead the papers.

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A Bugatti car, a first lady and the fake stories aimed at Americans

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A former US police officer runs an AI-powered network of misleading news sites turning its sights towards November.

Chris Mason: We stand on the threshold of a landmark election

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The Tories are braced for defeat, as Labour prepares for victory but polling day could still bring surprises.

Biden blames jet lag and travel for poor debate performance

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The president's comments come after a first Democrat in Congress called for him to withdraw from the election.

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Child marriage ban welcomed in Sierra Leone

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It is estimated a third of girls are married off before they turn 18 in the West Africa nation.

'Banks replica' - was this 'one of great saves in Euros history'?

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Mert Gunok is compared with Gordon Banks after making one of the Euros' "greatest saves" to send Turkey into the Euro 2024 quarter-finals.

How Microsoft and Nvidia bet correctly to leapfrog Apple

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The two tech firms were among the first to see the commercial potential of AI.

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What will the election mean for North Sea oil?

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Political parties are offering substantially different policies for the future of Scotland's oil and gas.

Wales' key general election battlegrounds to watch

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Could Wales lose four of its previous Welsh secretaries in one night?

Tuesday, Jul 2

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Raducanu ready to 'put it on the line' on Wednesday

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Emma Raducanu vows to "put it on the line" on Wednesday when she faces Belgium's Elise Mertens in round two at Wimbledon.