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Anthony Albanese vows to take the nation in a new direction, creating a renewable energy superpower. Go to article - Australia election: Anthony Albanese signals climate policy change
Only a negotiated solution will work, says Ukraine's president, as fighting intensifies in Donbas. Go to article - Zelensky: Only diplomacy can end Ukraine war
Kristalina Georgieva says government subsidies can help with the cost of living crisis. Go to article - Governments should subsidise food and energy - IMF boss
The royals will join the residents of Albert Square for a Platinum Jubilee street party. Go to article - Charles and Camilla to star in jubilee EastEnders episode
It comes after a draft bill was approved in Spanish parliament to allow three days of leave a month. Go to article - UK charities call for menstrual leave for severe pain
Five were injured when parts of stands collapsed at a rehearsal for an event the Queen will attend. Go to article - Trooping the Colour: Spectators injured at rehearsal
Scientists say we need to future-proof our diets in a warming world by eating little-known plants. Go to article - Future foods: What you could be eating by 2050
Canan Kaftancioglu has been convicted for insulting President Erdogan and the Turkish state. Go to article - Turkey: Huge rally for opposition's Canan Kaftancioglu
Raheem's mother says he is struggling to come to terms with what happened to him. Go to article - Abertillery boy, 11, loses finger allegedly fleeing bullies
UK holidaymakers without a jab will be allowed entry with a negative test or proof of recovery. Go to article - Spain eases Covid entry rules for UK travellers
Temperatures in southern Spain reach 40C, up to 15 degrees higher than average for this time of year. Go to article - Spain heatwave brings record May temperatures
Officials said the tornado cut a path of destruction during violent storms in the west of the country. Go to article - Tornado in Germany injures 43 people, police say
The expected fallout from the Sue Gray report and plans to provide tuition to every pupil in need lead the papers Go to article - The Papers: PM 'to sacrifice top official' and free tuition plan
Geraldina Guerra tracks cases of femicide in Ecuador and maps victims' lives online so people can learn about their life as well as their death. Go to article - Femicide: Keeping the memory of murdered women alive with maps
A selection of striking images from our readers around the world. Go to article - Your pictures on the theme of 'on the water'
After starting her career on the track as a grid girl, Laura Jones is set on driving her own car. Go to article - Laura Jones: The former grid girl who wants to be a racing driver
Liam is non-verbal and communicates with his teammates using a mixture of symbols, signs and speech. Go to article - Special Olympics: Teaching Makaton to help win football medals
BBC Sport takes a detailed look at everything at stake at the top, bottom and everywhere in between on the Premier League's final day. Go to article - Title, top four and relegation to be decided - Premier League set for dramatic final day
The marks were a way of identifying the lineage of people, but the practice has been outlawed. Go to article - Nigeria's facial scars: The last generation
Elian Lopez hoped his life-changing journey would go smoothly - then the wind changed and sun went down. Go to article - The desperate journey Cubans make by water to the US
A selection of powerful images from all over the globe, taken in the past seven days. Go to article - Week in pictures: 14 - 20 May 2022
The woman stripped on the Cannes red carpet to show the words "stop raping us" and the Ukrainian flag. Go to article - Cannes: Topless woman protests against sexual violence in Ukraine
The cartoonist William Heath Robinson became so famous that his name earned a dictionary entry. Go to article - William Heath Robinson: London exhibition celebrates cartoonist
A veteran politician, Anthony Albanese will lead the first Labor government in almost a decade. Go to article - Australia election: Anthony Albanese leads Labor to Australian election victory
The BBC goes on patrol with the Taliban's "moral police", whose job it is to enforce hard-line rule. Go to article - Afghanistan: Policing faces, bodies and beards on Kabul streets
Capt Kidane Cousland is helping ensure Rastafarians can express their faith while serving in the military. Go to article - ‘I’m a Rasta, I’m British, I’m an officer and a commando’
Shagufta Ahmed's first job was to get justice for her father, a lecturer murdered after he blew the whistle on a colleague. Go to article - 'My first court case: Prosecuting my father's killers'
As the UK spent countless hours online during lockdown, how much has it changed us? Go to article - Social media: Did the pandemic poison online politics?
Forty years after it opened, the legendary nightclub is credited with changing music and Manchester. Go to article - The Hacienda rises again: The Manchester nightclub raves on after 40 years
The planet is experiencing its sixth mass extinction event, but it is hoped action can be agreed. Go to article - What is biodiversity and how are we protecting it?
We are facing an unusual and unprecedented monkeypox outbreak but how worrying is it? Go to article - Monkeypox: Time to worry or one to ignore?
Six takeaways from the High Court libel trial, which has sparked huge media interest in recent weeks. Go to article - Wagatha Christie: Six takeaways from the Vardy and Rooney trial
A shortage of infant formula across America has led parents to share supply locations online. Go to article - Formula milk: Online groups hunt for baby milk during US shortage
Many in the camp say they are still determined to reach the UK, citing family ties and jobs. Go to article - Rwanda deal: Migrants in Calais say they'll still try to cross to UK
Do you relish scanning your own groceries or are you missing the human cashiers? Go to article - Self-scan supermarket tills and the rows over their use
After more than 20 years of making predictions for the BBC, Mark Lawrenson gives his last set of scores as he looks at the weekend's fixtures on the final day of the Premier League season. Go to article - Mark Lawrenson's last-ever Premier League predictions: final-day fixtures
A strike ballot of 40,000 members of the RMT union closes on Tuesday. Go to article - Will there be a national rail strike?
Relatives say police used unjustifiable force on them inside the hospital treating the wounded man. Go to article - Israeli police accused of violence towards shot Palestinian's family
Mito Pereira emerges with a three-shot lead at the US PGA Championship as England's Matt Fitzpatrick plays his way into contention. Go to article - US PGA Championship: Matt Fitzpatrick in contention as Mito Pereira leads at Southern Hills
Tiger Woods withdraws from the US PGA Championship following the third round at Southern Hills in Oklahoma Go to article - US PGA Championship: Tiger Woods withdraws after third round
Joshua Buatsi moves closer to a light-heavyweight world-title shot by beating Craig Richards on points in an all-British classic in London. Go to article - Joshua Buatsi beats Craig Richards in an all-British classic light-heavyweight fight
France forward Kylian Mbappe agrees to stay at Paris St-Germain, turning down a move to Real Madrid. Go to article - Kylian Mbappe: Paris St-Germain forward signs new three-year deal with French champions
Great Britain's Dina Asher-Smith sees off a high-quality field to win her first 100m outing of the season at the Birmingham Diamond League meeting. Go to article - Dina Asher-Smith beats Shericka Jackson to win Birmingham Diamond League 100m
Watch the key moments of Rangers' 2-0 extra-time Scottish Cup final win over Hearts at Hampden. Go to article - Watch the action & celebrations as Rangers win Scottish Cup
How to follow the Premier League's final day on the BBC, including watching goals from seven matches. Go to article - Premier League: How to follow final day - plus watch goals from seven matches
UK inflation rises to its highest rate for 40 years in the year to April, jumping to 9% from 7%. Go to article - UK inflation hits 40-year high of 9% as energy bills soar
How long is UK inflation likely to remain high, and what can the government do to fight back? Go to article - When might the inflation rate come down?
People working and living in rural Norfolk talk about the cost of living crisis. Go to article - Cost of living crisis: 'People heating one room with firewood'
The company says it has to act to cover higher costs, including wages, energy and fuel expenses. Go to article - Royal Mail warns it will put prices up again
Big increases are due next April but charities say soaring prices mean people need the money now. Go to article - Cost of living: Calls to bring benefit and pension rises forward
UK inflation is rising at 9%, its fastest rate for 40 years, and could go even higher. Go to article - What is the UK's inflation rate and why is the cost of living going up?
There are ways the chancellor could tackle the strain on people's pockets - but what do they cost? Go to article - What are Rishi Sunak's options?
Brian Turner, who lives alone after the death of his partner, is trying to live on £642 a month. Go to article - Cost of living: The Ipswich man who feeds his dog rather than himself
Why is the government facing growing pressure to announce a windfall tax on oil and gas companies? Go to article - Ros Atkins on… the windfall tax debate
Chain Trevor Sorbie says they are now spending thousands more each month. Go to article - Why your haircut is getting more expensive
As prices rise to a 40-year high, BBC News NI hears from families struggling to make ends meet. Go to article - Cost of living: 'There's days the kids eat and I don't'
We asked people across the country how they are coping with the rising cost of living. Go to article - UK inflation: 'There's not much more I can do to save money'
Labour are calling for a windfall tax on the profits of oil and gas companies. Go to article - Energy prices: What is a windfall tax and how would it work?
BBC Newsnight launches its Global Tracker to assess the impact of the cost of living across across the world. Go to article - How countries are responding to the cost of living
The conflict has become a grinding and bloody affair, with both sides making gains and losses. Go to article - Ukraine war: What might tip the balance?
Drivers describe evacuating people from Russian-held areas under threat of mines and military attack. Go to article - Ukraine war: The volunteer drivers risking their lives to save others
Ukraine wants to exchange them for Russian prisoners of war, but some in Russia want them put on trial. Go to article - Mariupol's Azovstal fighters: What next for Ukraine's captured soldiers
Russian forces are continuing their slow advance in eastern Ukraine after using heavy firepower to weaken defences there. Go to article - Ukraine war in maps: Tracking the Russian invasion
Olena Zelenska opens up about the war, and President Zelensky says only talks can end the conflict. Go to article - Ukraine's first lady speaks and a call for diplomacy - round-up
Russia occupies Europe's biggest nuclear plant and now wants to sell power from it back to Ukraine. Go to article - Ukraine says giant Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant can't supply Russia
Dmitry Skurikhin has listed the Ukrainian towns attacked by Russia on the side of his shopping centre. Go to article - Ukraine war: One Russian's anti-war protest on the side of his shopping centre
Moscow says it has destroyed a drone with a laser, but Kyiv says it can't mask battlefield failure. Go to article - Russia's laser weapon claim derided as propaganda
The government has launched two schemes to let Ukrainian refugees come to the UK. Go to article - How can I offer a UK home to Ukrainian refugees?
Russia wants to sell energy from a seized plant and a man paints anti-war slogans on his shop. Go to article - Ukraine round-up: Row over Ukraine's nuclear power and a colourful protest
The fast food giant says the new owner of its 850 Russian restaurants will operate them under a new brand. Go to article - Russian McDonald's buyer to rebrand restaurants
The 21-year-old serviceman has pled guilty to killing her husband in a village in Ukraine's north-east. Go to article - Ukrainian widow confronts Russian soldier accused of killing her husband
UN chief Antonio Guterres warns that developing countries face disaster due to rising prices. Go to article - Ukraine invasion could cause global food crisis, UN warns
The social media platform says it will put false claims from official accounts behind warning notices. Go to article - Twitter steps up Ukraine misinformation fight
Katerina spent more than two months beneath the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol, Ukraine. Go to article - Ukraine war: 'I had to stay below ground for more than 60 days'
If Russia has carried out war crimes in Ukraine how could Putin or his army generals be prosecuted? Go to article - What is a war crime and could Putin be prosecuted over Ukraine?