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How can football's lawmakers fix Premier League corner chaos?
Holding, wrestling, battling - call it what you will. Corner kicks in the Premier League are becoming dominated by it. Can anything be done?
At least 169 people killed in South Sudan 'surprise' attack
Peacekeepers are sheltering about 1,000 civilians near their base and providing emergency care.
Man guilty of murdering Saudi Arabian student
A man is found guilty of stabbing a student who was studying at a summer school in Cambridge.
Spurs given suspended ticket ban over fans' Nazi salutes in Germany
Uefa fine Tottenham Hotspur and give them a suspended ban from selling away tickets after three supporters made Nazi salutes towards Eintracht Frankfurt fans.
Brewdog bought for £33m by US beverage and cannabis company
Beverage and cannabis company Tilray acquires the Aberdeenshire brewery, the brand and 11 bars for £33m.
Tour or residency? Jade, CMAT and Wolf Alice on live music debate
Jade, CMAT and Wolf Alice share thoughts on residencies versus touring and what this means for fans.
Rauf leads Pakistan players on final Hundred list
Fast bowler Haris Rauf is put forward as a 'marquee' player in the auction for The Hundred, alongside 13 other men from Pakistan.
Leeds say boos during Ramadan pause 'disappointing'
Leeds United say loud boos during a brief pause in play to allow players observing Ramadan to break their fast in Saturday's Premier League game at Elland Road were "disappointing".
Limited flights leave UAE but disruption continues amid Iran strikes
The majority of flights to key Middle Eastern hubs have been cancelled for Monday as the conflict continues.
Man accused of driving wife to suicide developed software to track her, jury told
Christopher Trybus is on trial for manslaughter after his wife Tarryn Baird took her own life.
Killer grey seals suspected of claiming first dolphin in Welsh waters
Marine investigators say the death may be linked to a group of grey seals operating between Wales and Devon.
Israel strikes Lebanon after Hezbollah rocket fire as Iran conflict widens
Lebanon's health ministry says 31 people were killed by Israeli strikes, while there are no reports of casualties in Israel.
'They hit so hard the house was shaking': Iranians describe impact of US-Israel attacks
People in Iran tell the BBC they hear explosions day and night, as the US and Israel continue striking the country for a third day.
'They hit so hard the house was shaking': Iranians describe impact of US-Israel attacks
People in Iran tell the BBC they hear explosions day and night, as the US and Israel continue striking the country for a third day.
Will petrol and diesel prices go up now?
If oil prices remain high for some time, the knock-on effects could affect the costs of fuel and food
Will petrol and diesel prices go up now?
If oil prices remain high for some time, the knock-on effects could affect the costs of fuel and food
On another key day for Rachel Reeves, what might she be saying in her Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give an update on her plans for the UK economy when she gives a statement alongside an economic forecast on 3 March.
On another key day for Rachel Reeves, what might she be saying in her Spring Statement?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will give an update on her plans for the UK economy when she gives a statement alongside an economic forecast on 3 March.
Starmer seeks to carve out distinct UK approach to this conflict
This is delicate terrain for the prime minister both in the UK and among international leaders too.
Why Archer may hold key for England against 'fearsome' India
England have some reasons for hope before their T20 World Cup semi-final against India, but other issues show the difficulty of their task.