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Barclays boss Jes Staley faces penalty for 'conduct breach'
Regulators the FCA and PRA allege Jes Staley breached rules in trying to identify a whistleblower.
Fed Cup: How karaoke is bringing Great Britain team closer together
From travel karaoke to the Teletubbies, captain Anne Keothavong gives an insight into Great Britain's build-up to their crucial Fed Cup tie in Japan.
Leicester blast father tells of pain
Jose Ragoobeer says he relives what happened to his family every night before he goes sleep.
Tackling the wait for a visual assistant referee call
VAR (visual assistant referee) has been trialled in the FA Cup this year, but some fans complain it takes too long.
FA Cup semi-finals: Five Manchester United v Tottenham goals
BBC Sport looks back at five goals from FA Cup matches between Manchester United and Tottenham before their semi-final on Saturday.
Chingford fire: Woman dies in care home blaze
More than 70 firefighters were called in to tackle the blaze in Chingford, north-east London.
God of War: The single dad opening gaming up to new emotions
The team behind God of War tell Newsbeat the gaming industry is maturing to tackle more complex emotions than ever before.
Ariana Grande's uplifting new single alludes to Manchester
The star's first single since the Manchester Arena bombing is an emotional but defiant anthem of hope.
Spy poisoning: Salisbury residents warned of toxic 'hotspots'
Warning to Salisbury residents as decontamination work continues at nine locations.
Commonwealth meeting: Leaders to discuss who will succeed Queen as head
The Queen has told leaders it is her "sincere wish" that Prince Charles succeeds her in the role.
Ex-MP Tessa Jowell first to donate data to medical database
Former Culture Secretary Baroness Tessa Jowell hopes better cancer treatments can be developed.
Berlin set for mass evacuation as WW2 bomb is defused
An area including the city's main railway station will be cleared before experts defuse the device.
Oxford Dodo was shot in head, scans find
The world-famous specimen is the world's best-preserved example of the extinct bird.
South Africa: Ramaphosa leaves Commonwealth summit to deal with protests
Cyril Ramaphosa leaves the Commonwealth summit in London to deal with violent clashes at home.
National Trust should be 'radical'
The new director-general of the National Trust says the charity needs to reach out to people in urban areas.
Europe migrants: Austria to seize migrants' phones in asylum clampdown
Officials want asylum seekers to hand over their devices to check their identities and where come from.
Five ways China's past has shaped its present
To understand China's approach today to trade, foreign policy or censorship, consider its history.
Mel Giedroyc: From The Generation Game to Shakespeare's Beatrice
Mel Giedroyc on playing Beatrice in the Shakespeare comedy and the reaction to The Generation Game.
London Marathon: Hero helper and runner will start together
David Wyeth wants a personal best in this year's London Marathon and to cross the line unassisted
British artist scoops first prize in the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards
A haunting portrait of a Christian pilgrim has won this year's awards.
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