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Enchanter trial: Courtroom in tears hearing emotional interview of Lance Goodhew
Skipper Lance Goodhew has broken his silence on the tragedy, telling a court about his dramatic escape from his submerged vessel, and how he survived on one last air pocket.

Hung parliament or thumping majority? And why do we all feel so skint?
Amol & Nick take on Stephen Fry’s challenge & look at what the future of AI might entail.

'We want to stay unbeaten' - will Leverkusen claim invincible treble?
Bayer Leverkusen could reach a first European final in over a two decades on Thursday night as they look to keep alive hopes of an Invincible Treble.

Man's Covid jab death linked to BMI record error
Alex Reid was wrongly advised on early vaccination due to a clinical mistake 17 years earlier.

Modi's $400bn welfare bet to win Indian elections
The scale of India's welfare state is staggering - and Narendra Modi is betting on its gains to win votes.

Nadhim Zahawi to stand down as Tory MP at election
"My mistakes have been mine", says the ex-chancellor who will stand down as MP at the next election.

Labour insists Elphicke is 'good fit' for party
Some Labour MPs are unhappy about Tory defector Natalie Elphicke's views and past comments.

Israel shells Rafah as Biden warns against major ground offensive
Heavy shelling is reported in the city, as Joe Biden says the US won't supply weapons and artillery shells for a major offensive.

Gus discusses Bulldogs success
Phil Gould praises the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs successful start to the season.

Kenin’s outburst with match officials
Sofia Kenin unleashes on match officials during Italian Open win.

Carlisle unleashes after game ejection
Rick Carlisle has unleashed his thoughts about the Indiana Pacers defeat to the New York Knicks.

Why Leniu could be shock Origin contenter
Phil Gould believes Spencer Leniu could be a bolter for a Blues Origin call-up, although admits such a call wouldn’t come without risk.

DUP Covid lockdown messages published by inquiry
Ex-Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots suggested an incremental relaxation of restrictions in May 2020.

Malard eyes 'Man Utd history' in FA Cup final
On-loan striker Melvine Malard wants to become "a part of Manchester United history" by winning the Women's FA Cup on Sunday.

Imran Khan's arrest left deep wounds still to heal
Supporters of Pakistan's jailed former PM and the military are still bitterly divided after his arrest.

Nigeria's love-hate relationship with twins
Two communities with different views about twins that meant the difference between life and death.

'Utterly horrific': Infected blood victims living with undetected Hep C
About 1,750 people are unaware they caught hepatitis C from infected blood, BBC analysis reveals.

Hainault survivor says a 'miracle' saved his family
Henry De Los Rios Polania tells the BBC about the moment he fought to protect his family from a sword attacker.

Walters explains Broncos' Pangai snub
Brisbane coach Kevin Walters explains why the Broncos have not offered Tevita Pangai Jr a contract in the NRL.

Pies running out of forwards with Elliott test; Bevo calm in face of Bulldogs pressure
Collingwood will have only one of their six first-choice forwards against West Coast if star Jamie Elliott doesn’t pass a fitness test, while Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge is blocking out the noise.

Homophobic and dumb: Why the punishment is right for Powell’s slur
Gold Coast player’s language shows that changing behaviour takes both time and decisive action.

‘We want him here’: Parramatta offer rookie Talagi three-year deal
Blaize Talagi is prepared to test the open market, but the Eels are confident they can nail down their future No.1 to a new three-year deal.