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Amol and Nick on whether the PM’s big speech is a reset moment after a bumpy few months.

Culture editor Katie Razzall explores what the allegations against the MasterChef host mean for the corporation.

Measures in the Budget will boost growth in the short-term, but interest rates will fall more slowly, it says.

Manchester United abandoned plans to wear a jacket supporting the LGBTQ+ community before the Sunday's win over Everton because a player refused to wear it.

Grace Clinton scores the only goal as England end the year with victory over Switzerland in a friendly international at Bramall Lane.

Outgoing Conservative Senedd leader said there were moves against his leadership eight months ago.

Police launched a murder inquiry after Daniel Poole and his son Liam went missing in Spain in 2019.

Supermarkets that appear to be selling products linked to slave labour in China have been criticised following a BBC investigation.

A recap of a dramatic night that saw South Koreans rush to overturn the president's shock martial law order.

MPs begin impeachment proceedings against President Yoon Suk Yeol after thwarting his bid to impose martial law.

They are among several three-time nominees for the 2025 ceremont, alongside Cleo Sol and Ghetts.

Yoon's shock move was a bid to get the kind of grip on power that has eluded him since he was elected.

Tiger Woods suggests that each American player in the Ryder Cup should receive $5m (£3.9m) and give that money to charity.

It’s been one week since rebel forces launched their largest offensive against the Syrian government in years. BBC Verify has been tracking their advances.

The rapper has denied the allegations - the latest in more than two dozen lawsuits filed against him.

The rail operators will be renationalised in May, as part of the government's manifesto promise.

Lewis Hamilton will race for Mercedes for the final time on Sunday as driver and team part after "12 incredible years".

The serial killer nurse has been interviewed in prison over more unexplained deaths at two hospitals.

Ollie Pope will again keep wicket for England after the tourists named an unchanged team for the second Test against New Zealand in Wellington.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison is preparing to set out her spending plans for next year.