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Cost of kennelling seized dogs soars and in many areas attacks continue to rise, forces tell the BBC.

Tui should have rescheduled the trip based on weather forecasts, the O'Neil family says.

Emily Handstock says she feels the pain women endure has been "normalised" by society.

Is Europe in crisis?

Public-health experts are calling for minimum pricing to stop further rises in harmful drinking.

The Hollywood star plays famous opera singer Maria Callas in a new biopic.

The model strikes an uncanny resemblance to the music icon in a remake of the 1973 video.

The image on the app shows a man putting a large plastic bag into the boot of his car.

As Mikel Arteta approaches his fifth anniversary as Arsenal manager, BBC Sport take a closer look at his time in charge.

The UFWD is a decades-old - and increasingly controversial - arm of China's Communist Party. What does it do?

In an interview with Jeremy Bowen, the leader of the rebel group HTS says sanctions on Syria should be lifted.

The Federal Reserve has been cutting rates since September, even as inflation progress stalls.

The government says there is a "huge" backlog for tests, with instructors branding the system a "nightmare".

Blind Strictly star Chris McCausland on dancing, conquering self-doubt and his new film

And a look back on a big year for democracy in 2024

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Women affected by state pension changes believed Labour was on their side, feeding cynicism about politics.

There has been a rapid increase in the number of suspects radicalised on the internet, police say.

RFU bosses Bill Sweeney and Tom Ilube could face a vote of no confidence, with a motion calling for their dismissal gathering support.

Fauzia's family are one of a record 123,000 households living in temporary accommodation in England.