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Amy Canavan assesses the first test of Melissa Andreatta's Scotland reign as her new side lose narrowly to Austria.

For the first time since 2002, you can drive on the A465 without getting stuck in roadworks.

Russia says it is sending its negotiators to Turkey for a second round of ceasefire talks on 2 June.

Welcome to Uefa Champions League Squares - the new BBC Sport game which you can play alongside the live match action.

Donald Trump's return to the White House helps Europe's nationalists and populists find their voice.

Early in his career, Francesco Acerbi overcame alcoholism, depression and cancer twice. Now, at 37, he is Champions League finalists Inter's unlikely star.

An inquest is examining whether there were "missed opportunities" to stop Joel Cauchi's stabbing rampage.

Master bee-keepers are called to the scene after a truck containing 70,000 pounds of active honey bee hives flipped over.

Most of Saturday's front pages lead on Donald Trump gifting Elon Musk a key to mark his last day in office at Doge.

The US president says increasing them to 50% will protect local industry and reduce reliance on China.

He went from sleeping rough to raising £1m on charity walks in all weathers in just his swimming trunks.

The coming-of-age BBC drama is a visceral look at working class life when you don't fit in.

But a source says the defence secretary is voicing an opinion, not announcing a new commitment.

Touted as a vital lifeline for Gazans facing starvation, the first week of the new plan has been beset by chaos.

The British actor says he is "humbled" and his success was "luck, persistence, and a little bit of pushing against the tide".

On Sunday, Mexico will become the first country to elect all its judges, following a major reform.

It was 25 years ago that the Dubliner's life changed forever when she shot to fame as a 17-year-old with debut single Gotta Tell You.

The Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle joins protests at the lack of knighthoods for rugby league players.

Nasa pair Butch and Suni tell the BBC they feared being unable to get home when they failed to dock on the ISS.

It hosted 65,000 Taylor Swift fans last year but the Bernabéu stadium has been silent since September.

The neighbouring countries have long been embroiled in a war of information. But has there been a recent shift in who has the ‘upper hand’?

Traditions have changed over the years and now teenagers are spending fortunes on hiring party buses.

All eyes were on goalkeeper Hannah Hampton after a rocky week for the England squad - but just half an hour in, it was someone else taking the spotlight at Wembley.

An international study found immunotherapy before surgery could give patients extra years of life.

Swit won awards for her role as "Hot Lips" Houlihan, a nurse based at an Army hospital during the Korean War.

Other gifts received by the King include a feather crown and a gold Blue Peter badge.

The tech mogul, whose time as a special government employee has ended, explained how he had got the bruise.

Luis Enrique's thrilling young Paris St-Germain side are on the verge of history. Phil McNulty explains how they got there.

Joao Fonseca only broke into the world's top 100 earlier this year - but is already known by superstar footballers and wanted on TV chat shows.

The BBC's Simon Stone covered Manchester United's post-season tour of Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong and the trip did not go to plan for the team.

The singer announces that she owns the masters to her first six albums, for the first time ever.

As spring turns to summer we will see temperatures rise over the weekend.

Adam, Alex, James and Vicki discuss the political stories of the week.

From humble beginnings to a global phenomenon - Glastonbury festival has evolved throughout the years.

Nine million cubic metres of rock and ice came crashing down on Blatten after a landslide.