Amorim under 'bigger pressure' as struggling Spurs & Man Utd meet
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Manchester United's Ruben Amorim and Tottenham's Ange Postecoglou talk about the pressure at both clubs going into Sunday's mid-table battle.
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Catterall's world title dream upset by Barboza Jr
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Jack Catterall suffered a split-decision points defeat to Arnold Barboza Jr in Manchester, dealing a major blow to the British light-welterweight's world-title ambitions.
'What a week' - in-form Everton's revival under Moyes keeps rolling
No Premier League team has picked up more points than Everton since David Moyes returned to Goodison Park in January.
How do you have a normal childhood in a warzone? Children from Gaza share their stories
A new BBC film shows children in Gaza and how they are coping with the conflict. Among them is an 11-year-old boy who volunteers at a hospital and dreams of becoming a paramedic.
'Extraordinarily poorly judged' - Analysing JD Vance's attacks on Europe
US Vice President JD Vance shocked at delegates at the Munich Security Conference - in what our security correspondent Frank Gardner called a 'very weird 20 minutes'
Teen dead and five injured in Austria knife attack
The suspect, who is a Syrian asylum seeker, was detained at the scene and is being questioned by police.
Adventurous cat hops on the train to London for 18 mile journey
Tilly's owner says she has also gone to a school and a pub in Weybridge in the past.
Crash victims honoured at basketball matches
An applause is held in memory of four students who died when a car crashed into a building.
Eighteen killed in New Delhi station crush
Eyewitnesses tell the BBC a "huge crowd" had gathered at the Indian capital's central train station.
Raisins or not? Pudding debate splits island nation
The debate over a beloved dish has reignited as Antiguans and Barbudans seek to preserve their cultural heritage.
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