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Ant and Dec win court order to trace 'secret profits' from Banksy deals
A court heard that an art consultant working for the TV hosts took "secret and unauthorised profits".

IDF prepares for possible Houthi attack as official says group has re-armed itself with Iran's help

No risk of oil and gas shortages in Germany, economy minister says

Gaza protesters found guilty of factory damage

Wales recall Mee against Ireland in Six Nations
Scarlets wing Ellis Mee is given a Wales recall in Friday's Six Nations game against Ireland, while there could be a new cap off the bench.

Man Utd eye wingers, after getting rid under Amorim
Manchester United are likely to look at signing a left winger this summer even though former head coach Ruben Amorim spent three windows getting rid of them.

Russell 'elite' and a 'leader' - now he may have car to challenge for title
George Russell has had to be satisfied with proving himself against his team-mate, but he may now have a car with which he can challenge for the title.

Sir Ringo Starr announces new 10-track album
The former Beatles drummer's new album features collaborations with Sheryl Crow and Billy Strings.

Runners to be given prize money after being led off course
Three athletes who were led off course when leading the US half marathon championship will receive compensation after ultimately finishing well outside the top three.

Gaza protesters found guilty of factory damage
The women claimed they were acting to save lives in Gaza but jurors find they acted unlawfully.

Key takeaways from Texas primaries, as Talarico beats Crockett in Democratic race
Contests in the southern state are signalling which way the Republicans and Democrats are heading.

Brewdog founder admits 'many mistakes' as hundreds lose jobs in sale
James Watt apologises to staff and investors after hundreds of jobs were lost with the sale of the brewer and pub chain.

David and Victoria Beckham wish Brooklyn happy birthday despite feud
"I love you so much," Victoria says, two months after her son posted about the family breakdown.

IDF destroys Qadr missiles at Isfahan, pushing toward hunting down 400 ballistic missile launchers

NATO defences destroy missile fired from Iran over Mediterranean: Turkiye

Rennie named first All Blacks coach of Pasifika heritage
Dave Rennie is appointed the new head coach of New Zealand, becoming the first person of Pasifika heritage to lead the side as they target a fourth World Cup triumph.

'It's better to be chased' - the mentality of a title race
The Premier League title race is set to go to the wire. BBC Sport has spoken to former winners to find out how players deal with the pressure.

Fletcher banned for six games for homophobic slur
Manchester United midfielder Jack Fletcher apologises for using a homophobic slur that has led to him receiving a six-match ban.

Scotland needs new approach to deal with feral pigs, report says
Researchers say there are "tensions" around whether they are a pest or should be left to roam free.

'I fiddled the meter for a mate and the shop burnt down'
A BBC investigation speaks to electricians and families setting up illegal meter bypasses to steal power.

Man who killed woman's whole family freed early and deported
Summer Mace says the speeding driver who killed three of her relatives should have stayed in prison.

First US soldiers to die in Iran conflict are identified
Four of the six - ranging in age from 20 to 42 - have been named after the drone strike in Kuwait.

My son lived in squalor with his dying mother - the system failed him
Leo came to Scotland for a better life but ended up living in squalor in a house surrounded by empty bottles and takeaway containers.