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'They went and never came back': Honouring Kenya's forgotten World War soldiers

Phoenix host Canberra in Bev Priestman’s first game in charge - A-League Women
The Phoenix have recruited an Olympic gold medal-winning coach and doubled their investment into their squad in the hopes of finally challenging for the A-League Women title.

Will Arsenal be team to end Chelsea's 'ridiculous' unbeaten run?
Chelsea haven't lost a match in the Women's Super League in 32 games, but could Arsenal be the team to finally end that record?

'Control freak' Sesko should ignore critics - Amorim
Manchester United head coach Ruben Amorim accepts £73.7m striker Benjamin Sesko has struggled at times in his first few weeks at the club but urges him not to take criticism from club legends personally.

'Nestflix': the peregrine falcon livestream that has Australians glued to their screens
Fans of the birds, whose lives have been compared to Game of Thrones, are currently waiting with bated breath for this year's chicks to fledge.

Who are the real winners of Celebrity Traitors?
Despite not winning, Cat Burns, Joe Marler and Nick Mohammed have been the breakout stars of the series.

You can now book online to see your GP. But is it any easier to get an appointment?
A month since GPs in England started offering online appointment bookings, patients recount their experiences.

Blame game over Air India crash goes on
A judge in India's Supreme Court has insisted that nobody can blame the aircraft's captain.

Tories call for Starmer to face probe over football watchdog
It comes after Lisa Nandy was founded to have breached rules during a Labour donor's appointment to the role.

DNA pioneer James Watson dies at 97
The Nobel Prize winner felt ostracised by the scientific community over his comments on race and intelligence.

Mountain Safety Council wants Brewster Track trampers to be better prepared
The agency's new safety campaign follows two deaths in five years on the popular Mount Aspiring National Park track.

Cirque du Soleil performer stretchered off stage after fall
The performer fell to the ground, while performing a bar routine.

Sabalenka beats Anisimova in 'incredible match' to reach Riyadh final
Aryna Sabalenka says winning an "incredible" semi-final against Amanda Anisimova will be "great preparation" for facing Elena Rybakina in Saturday's WTA Finals decider.

Whip restored to four Labour MPs after rebellion
Chris Hinchliff says his focus remains on contributing to "Labour's historic mission".

Noughties girl bands lift lid on inner workings of pop stardom
Girls Aloud, Sugababes, Atomic Kitten and Mis-Teeq reveal what life was like at the height of their fame.

Shoppers are turning to Shein - but some still can't leave Primark
With same-store sales down in the UK and Ireland, some shoppers are leaving Primark to go elsewhere.

Why we went undercover for the BBC to expose crime in the Kurdish community
Two men who helped expose a network behind illegal High Street businesses tell their story.

The Papers: 'Tech stocks suffer' and 'Delusions of Polish Maddie'
A loss in AI tech stocks and the conviction of a woman who claimed to be Madeleine McCann make headlines on Saturday.

Sixth Met officer sacked after BBC Panorama film
Sgt Lawrence Hume was filmed calling for a Charing Cross police station detainee to be beaten up.

Thousands of US flights cancelled or delayed over government shutdown cuts
Friday marked the first day of flight cuts mandated by the US government at 40 of the nation's airports