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Woman saw 20 doctors before endometriosis diagnosis

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Dearbhail Ormond was diagnosed with endometriosis after seeing 20 doctors across 18 years.

Bamford tests podcast co-host Wilkinson's free-kicks

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Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford meets up with his My Mate's A Footballer podcast co-host, comedian Joe Wilkinson, for a free-kick challenge.

Thames Water shareholders refuse to inject more cash unless bills rise

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Investors are refusing to provide an expected first £500m by the end of this month.

Gaza starvation could amount to war crime, UN human rights chief tells BBC

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Volker Türk tells Jeremy Bowen there is a "plausible" case that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war.

Iconic Houghton leaves women's football in better place

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Steph Houghton will retire at the end of the season and the iconic English footballer will leave behind a women's game that has grown immensely with her help.

Rees-Zammit tipped to join Kansas City Chiefs

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Louis Rees-Zammit is being tipped to join Super Bowl champions Kansas City Chiefs.

Wales boss Wilkinson lauds 'iconic' Fishlock

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New Wales boss Rhian Wilkinson lauds Jess Fishlock after naming her 26-player squad for the opening Euro 2025 qualifiers against Croatia and Kosovo.

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What next for Wales, Page and the FAW?

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Wales' failure to qualify for Euro 2024 will have a number of significant knock-on effects.

'Our faulty new-build leaves us feeling unsafe'

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Homeowners describe lengthy and stressful battles with developers to get the homes they paid for.

Patients left in soiled sheets amid bedding shortage

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The NHS Trust that runs Stoke-on-Trent's hospital says the issue was caused by a supply failure.

How Rice has improved title-chasing Arsenal

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BBC Sport looks at Declan Rice's impact at Arsenal as they prepare to meet title rivals Manchester City.

Bakery fined over 'severe' mouse infestation

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The firm pleaded guilty to seven breaches of hygiene rules and was fined £1,600 with £19,395 costs.

'Guilty' and 'obsessive' - sportswomen on disordered eating

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British elite sportswomen tell BBC Sport about their experiences of disordered eating and ask what an athlete is 'supposed' to look like.

Charity support funds loss will be 'devastating'

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Support funds set up in response to the Covid-19 pandemic are due to end this month.

US urges fair legal process for India opposition leader

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Washington reiterated its remark hours after Delhi summoned a US diplomat over similar comments.

Could assisted dying be coming to Scotland?

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MSPs will get the chance to make Scotland the first part of the UK to let people legally end their lives.

Four killed during stabbing spree in Illinois

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Police in Rockford say the attacks occurred after a home invasion and that a man was arrested.

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Sewage 'outrage' and 'King calls for kindness'

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Thursday's papers cover the fallout over record discharges of sewage and the King's Easter message.

Revised figures confirm UK ended 2023 in recession

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Official data shows the economy contracted during the last two quarters of last year.

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Easter travel warning as millions set to hit roads

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The RAC warns of "carmageddon" as heavy traffic is expected during the Easter getaway.

05

China smartphone giant takes on Tesla

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Xiaomi's entry into the electric car market comes as a price war has been intensifying.

Deadly FlixBus crash on German motorway

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Four people are killed when a coach veers to the right on the busy A9 autobahn before falling over.

Australia debates seizure of Insta-famous magpie

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The bird - known by millions online as "Molly" - was removed from its carers by wildlife officials.

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E-waste drawers of doom growing, say campaigners

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Our household hoards of unused electricals and broken tech are growing, recycling campaigners warn.

Bill Nighy on playing an England manager with a difference

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Nighy's new film The Beautiful Game sees a group of men represent England at the Homeless World Cup.

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I'm not ashamed of who I am any more, says Lioness

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Lioness striker Bethany England speaks to the BBC to mark 10 years since gay marriage was legalised.

The families borrowing to pay for care

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Like TV presenter Kate Garraway, other families are struggling with the cost of care.

Son 'numb' as whole-life killer may be released

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A man sentenced to a whole-life term for murder may be allowed to leave prison on health grounds.

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One in five teachers say they have been hit by a pupil

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A survey reveals nearly one in five teachers in England has been hit by a pupil this year.

France to sue teen in headscarf row with school head

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The girl's false allegations about her headmaster led to death threats and his sudden resignation.