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Police defend dropping inquiry into attacker

Khuram Butt, one of three men who carried out Saturday's terror attack, was investigated by police in 2015.

Qatar faces airspace ban as crisis with neighbours grows

Qatar denies supporting terrorism in the Gulf region as Egypt and others shut their airspace.

US government contractor arrested after NSA leak report

Reality Leigh Winner, 25, allegedly took classified material from a government facility in Georgia.

A closer look at Apple's Homepod voice-enabled speaker

Apple has announced Homepod, a new voice-controlled speaker. The device will compete with Amazon's Alexa and Google Home.

Sir David Attenborough regrets missed family time

Sir David Attenborough spent months at a time away from home when his children were young.

'The most beautiful smile in football' - McClaren leads Tiote tributes

Steve McClaren says Cheick Tiote was the "toughest player" he has ever seen - but also a man with "the most beautiful smile in football".

'It's a crown of thorns' - Tyson warning for champion Joshua

Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson tells BBC Sport of the pitfalls Anthony Joshua must avoid to reach his potential.

Morgan's England 'full of confidence' for NZ game

England captain Eoin Morgan says it will no longer be "men against boys" when his side face New Zealand in the Champions Trophy.

Marawi conflict: 'We were in hiding for 11 days'

Melbourne terror incident 'shocking and cowardly crime'

'You feel unwanted': Life as a Polish migrant in Cardiff

Horse airlifted to vet in Los Angeles suburb

The National Front member who fell in love with Calais Jungle migrant

Béatrice Huret once delivered pamphlets for France's National Front, but then she met an Iranian migrant. After falling in love she helped him set off on a dangerous journey to the UK.

British Airways says IT chaos was caused by human error

Airline's owner commissions an independent review after saying an engineer 'disconnected the power'.

Apple reveals HomePod smart speaker

The voice-activated loudspeaker is powered by the Siri virtual assistant.

Apple reveals HomePod smart speaker

The voice-activated loudspeaker is powered by the Siri virtual assistant.

London attack: Politicians v the internet

Experts warn that tighter online regulation will not remove the "safe space" for extremist ideology.

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