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Khaola Saleem was stabbed trying to save her daughter Raneem Oudeh from her ex. […]

An independent regulatory commission says Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho was "unfairly" charged by the Football Association for swearing. […]

Pip Holmes, 45, says he was "foolish" for trying to get hold of cannabis oil to help his arthritis. […]

CCTV, other footage and documents obtained by the BBC raise questions about how police treated Sheku Bayoh. […]

Labour accuses Theresa May of wasting a month, but she says she is getting new assurances from the EU. […]

A change in how student loans appear in the public finances will add pressure to cut tuition fees. […]

Cement is the source of about 8% of the world's carbon dioxide emissions. How can this be changed? […]

Young people and their parents are being warned that ingesting the toxic substance can be fatal. […]

A lot of people wanted to know the name of the song that goes: "I do it solo". (It's called Solo). […]

A man organising a break for homeless people says they face discrimination after the booking was cancelled. […]

Celtic are drawn to face Valencia in the last 32 of the Europa League, while Arsenal will take on Bate Borisov and Chelsea meet Malmo. […]

The 21-year-old Cardiff University student had been on a route in Tower Gully on Sunday afternoon when he fell. […]

The supersonic vehicle could still race at 1,000mph after an entrepreneur bought the business. […]

The fifteen protesters locked themselves around a deportation plane at Stansted Airport last year. […]

A woman who left a note when she left her childhood bedroom has been tracked down by the house's current inhabitant. […]

The Philadelphia Eagles keep their play-off hopes alive as Nick Foles' return helps them to victory, while the Chicago Bears clinch the NFC North. […]

Thomas Markle reveals he tries to text the Duchess of Sussex every day but she doesn't respond. […]

YouTube, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter were targeted in the 2016 US election, a report says. […]

Liverpool are drawn against German giants Bayern Munich in the Champions League last 16, while Manchester United face Paris St-Germain. […]

University of California has had the robots for two years, but "human error" is blamed for the fire. […]

Some schools are starting to discourage parents from buying teachers presents at Christmas. […]

Australia captain Tim Paine and India counterpart Virat Kohli clash on day four of the second Test in Perth as the hosts close in on victory. […]

Images of a nativity scene made of sand on display at the Vatican. […]

MOTD2 pundit Stephen Warnock on why Fabinho and the rest of Liverpool's midfield are as effective at helping the league leaders attack as they are at protecting their defence. […]

Victoria Snell, who has a prosthetic limb, has just run a 5k race. She explains why she chose to have her leg amputated. […]

Traffic will be busiest on Thursday and Friday before rail engineering and strikes cause cancellations. […]

Visitor numbers to UK libraries dropped by 10 million last year - but some are bucking the trend. […]

From a possible US shutdown to the annual TV love-in with Putin, here's what to watch this week. […]

Nine months after a nerve agent attack in Salisbury, a pantomime is bringing festive cheer to the city's Playhouse. […]

The actress insisted on doing treacherous scenes wearing a blindfold for thriller Bird Box. […]

How Payal Kadakia set up and built fitness class booking website ClassPass, which is now said to be worth $470m. […]

When their relatives went missing, they took shovels and started digging whenever they got a tip-off. […]

Take on the role of a new student as you start military classes at school in Poland in this immersive 360 video. […]

When bees nest on a cliff face hundreds of metres above the ground, there's only one way to gather their sweet produce. […]

The car struck a telegraph pole in the early hours of Sunday at Cruckton, Shrewsbury. […]

A Canadian charity has found colourised old images help spark curiosity about the historic conflict. […]

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "opposites". […]

Ruba and Saqib both carry a gene for I-cell disorder, which means their children have a one-in-four chance of dying in early childhood. […]

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