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Police filmed stamping on man's head at airport
A video appearing to show a police officer kick and stamp on a man's head has been shared online.
Tugendhat joins race to be next Tory leader
The former security minister becomes the second Tory MP to enter the contest to replace Rishi Sunak.
Abbington 'received online rape threats' after Strictly
The actress says the online abuse since leaving the show has been "brutal, relentless and unforgiving".
We owe public apology, says new Welsh Labour leader
Eluned Morgan confirmed as Welsh Labour leader and Wales' first woman to be first minister.
The Charlotte Dujardin case explained
BBC Sport recaps why Charlotte Dujardin is out of the Olympics, what happened and what it means for equestrian.
Press battle 'central' to Royal Family rift - Harry
It is the first time he has spoken since being awarded damages in his case against Mirror Group Newspapers.
Lammy aims to reset UK-India ties with early trip
The foreign secretary wants to boost relations amid instability among American and European allies.
Mullets make comeback at Royal Welsh Show
Farmers of all ages and hair types are getting on board with the mullet craze.
Eluned Morgan to be first female Welsh first minister
Eluned Morgan confirmed as Welsh Labour leader and Wales' first woman to be first minister.
Whistleblower behind Dujardin video wants to 'save dressage'
The whistleblower who released a video that appears to show Charlotte Dujardin "excessively" whipping a horse is "not celebrating", says her lawyer.
Whistleblower behind Dujardin video wants to 'save dressage'
The whistleblower who released a video that appears to show Charlotte Dujardin "excessively" whipping a horse is "not celebrating", says her lawyer.
Ten Just Stop Oil activists arrested at Heathrow
The activists are suspected of conspiring to interfere with a site of key national infrastructure.
Rare fossils reveal secrets of mammal evolution
The fossils hold clues as to how mammals that lived in the shadow of dinosaurs evolved to dominate the world.
Return of the mullet, the hairstyle that refuses to dye
Long on top and flowing in the back is the hairstyle of choice at this year's Royal Welsh?
'Right time' for me to retire - Murray
Andy Murray says it is the "right time" for him to retire from tennis after the Paris Olympics - and he is "happy" with the decision.
Who is the woman set to be Wales' next first minister?
Eluned Morgan is poised to become Wales' first minister, making her the first woman to lead the nation.
Starmer vows Ukraine support in low-key first PMQs
The Labour leader largely agreed with Tory counterpart Rishi Sunak in his first appearance at PMQs.
Starmer vows Ukraine support in low-key first PMQs
The Labour leader largely agreed with Tory counterpart Rishi Sunak in his first appearance at PMQs.
Arrest after A61 crash that killed six people
Police appeal for information about a grey Porsche 911 spotted in the area before the crash.
Arrest after A61 crash that killed six people
Police appeal for information about a grey Porsche 911 spotted in the area before the crash.