Military base asylum plans granted planning approval
The Home Office's application to house up to 1,256 men at the site near Bicester was fast-tracked.
Junior doctor burnout putting maternity patients at risk, says regulator
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Ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang summoned to testify before Congress
US lawmakers want to question him over whether one of his alleged relationships was with a Chinese spy.
Zelensky welcomes US bringing Europe into Russia-Ukraine peace talks
The Ukrainian president says it makes sense for European leaders to be involved as Ukraine hopes to eventually join the EU.
The school where white working-class pupils defy the odds
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Timothée Chalamet among Hollywood stars and charity heroes stepping up for BBC Children In Need
Viewers of the annual TV charity event will see the actor playing a prank on Rylan.
Burnham says 'win-win' deal can be agreed between UK and EU
The prime minister says the deal could be "more like the Brexit people thought they were voting for" in 2016.
Russian warship hit by Ukrainian drone in Gulf of Finland
The attack is thought to be the first time Ukrainian drones have attacked a Russian ship in an open stretch of the Baltic Sea.
How could the Nvidia CEO’s affair threaten US national security?
BBC's Asma Khalid explains how the Nvidia affair could threaten US national security and risk sensitive US technology getting into China.
Cricket sandpaper scandal claims '100% wrong', Australia captain says
Australia captain Pat Cummins hits back at former team-mate Usman Khawaja’s claims over the sandpaper scandal, calling them “100% wrong” and “utter nonsense”.
Brand will face 'hell on earth' in Wandsworth prison, says former inmate
The disgraced entertainer was sentenced to 10 years and six months for rape and sexual assault.
How AI visionary Jensen Huang was undone by his own bad decisions
Zoe Kleinman explains how the man who built Nvidia from the ground up lost everything in a matter of days.
The rise of 'housefishing' - when does using AI go from enhancing to misleading?
Experts warn that using AI to enhance property images can go too far and mislead prospective buyers.
Skye Newman gets 'goosebumps' over record-breaking Brixton Academy run
She is the first British female solo singer to play a five-gig residency at the venue.
Ankle injuries are more common than you think - here's how to protect yours
Performance physiotherapist Genevieve Taiwah shares her top tips for looking after your ankles.
Weekly quiz: Who's joining Wayne Rooney in the I'm A Celebrity jungle?
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The Papers: 'Nvidia chief quits' and 'Six women say they too were preyed on by Brand'
The resignation of Jensen Huang following reports he had an affair with a suspected spy leads a number Friday's papers.
MI5 will need proof to be believed in future, says Leveson after BBC investigation
The BBC exposed how the security service had lied to three courts concerning Agent X.
Can the Eurovision Song Contest succeed in Asia?
The world’s biggest and longest-running song contest is coming to Asia, with eleven countries competing in Bangkok, Thailand on Saturday.
US doctor kills building manager after long-running dispute over mould, police say
Authorities say the shooting in Washington DC left four people injured, with the suspect dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Can Burnham avoid another Labour welfare rebellion?
Any revolt among MPs is likely to be smaller than the one that badly damaged Keir Starmer's government.
Hegseth awards medal to war memorial guard who reprimanded him and group
Specialist Thomas Iglesias had shouted at Hegseth's group to be quiet after they could be heard talking and laughing at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Two men found guilty of spying for Iran over plan to target UK-based journalists
The men were convicted of engaging in conduct likely to assist an Iranian intelligence service.
Teenage girl admits murder in row over boy
Kayla Smith, 18, pleads guilty to the murder of Chloe Watson Dransfield, who she stabbed to death.
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