The tricky task of moving a runway at Gatwick just 12 metres
Protests, politicking and planning could stall the runway, despite the government being 'minded to approve' it
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Chris Mason: Colossal stakes for UK summit on Ukraine
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Sunday's summit of European leaders in London, to be attended by Ukraine's leader, is shaping up to be crucial, the BBC's political editor writes.
Starmer speaks to Trump and Zelensky after row
A statement from No 10 confirms he spoke with both and "retains unwavering support for Ukraine".
Brit Awards: Five things to look out for in tonight's ceremony
The 2025 Brit Awards are upon us - so who will win, and who'll give the biggest performances?
Chaos and unproven theories surround Tate brothers' release from Romania
The abrupt departure of the Tate brothers by private jet has left a fresh trail of confusion and unanswered questions in its wake.
Hackman and wife likely died 10 days before bodies found, sheriff says
US investigators are still trying to establish how Oscar-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy died.
'I didn't want to be in a bad stripper film': The sex workers eyeing Oscars success
The strippers, dancers and actresses of Anora give us their take on the film's realism - and its limits.
First British tourists allowed back into North Korea tell BBC what they saw
Travellers enter a mini capitalist enclave far from Pyongyang, on a tightly controlled visit.
Deal to buy Prince Andrew's business unravels
A financial lifeline for Prince Andrew from the sale of Pitch@Palace seems unlikely to go ahead.
Pope has 'peaceful night' after breathing crisis, Vatican says
The Pope has been battling pneumonia for two weeks and suffered an "isolated" breathing crisis on Friday.
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