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Treasury select committee seeks evidence on the Bank's efforts to improve its gender and ethnic mix. […]

Everton boss Ronald Koeman says the 2-1 Europa League defeat at home to Lyon puts his job under greater scrutiny. […]

David Davis is planning for no deal on Brexit talks, and millions overcharged for mobiles feature on Friday's front pages. […]

Officials discuss initial results of an inquiry into the killing of an investigative reporter. […]

Gen John Kelly says he is "broken-hearted" by a lawmaker's criticism of Mr Trump's condolence call. […]

Ronnie O'Sullivan lets a spectator who evades security take his last shot as he wins in the third round at the English Open. […]

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger praises his side's character as the Gunners edge to victory at 10-man Crvena Zvezda in Serbia. […]

The PM tells EU leaders they must work together on a deal "we can defend to our people". […]

Gilbert Rozon has been accused of sexually abusing and harassing women over the past three decades. […]

Rhys Webb says he will not change his decision to join Toulon in 2018 - even though it means he will not be eligible to play for Wales. […]

The landmark was lit up in the colours of Diwali for the first time. […]

Donald Tusk says there is no room for "any kind" of mediation or action on Catalonia. […]

England women's goalkeeping coach Lee Kendall is being investigated by the FA for alleged "unacceptable behaviour towards Eni Aluko". […]

Lewis Hamilton admits his priority is to win the US Grand Prix after suggestions that he may 'take the knee' during the American national anthem. […]

Inspired by a contamination scandal, the winner invented a device to test water safely and cheaply. […]

Tom Hanks talks to the BBC about the Harvey Weinstein scandal, saying there will now be a "sea change" in Hollywood. […]

The model and wife of Rod Stewart says her attacker was someone she worked with as a teenager. […]

It takes between one and 10 mutations to turn a healthy cell cancerous. […]

Former England defender Gary Neville says the Football Association needs complete reform but bosses Greg Clarke, Martin Glenn and Dan Ashworth 'shouldn't lose their jobs'. […]

A huge blaze guts an iconic Yangon hotel, as hundreds of firefighters try to contain it. […]

A series of angst-laden letters from the early 1980s paint a portrait of a young Barack Obama. […]

The Atlantic storm is due to hit parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland on Saturday morning. […]

The head of a school where some pupils were stopped from taking A-levels, is suspended. […]

The line between flirtation and harassment is a fine - and often blurred - one. […]

A wildlife photographer says one man posed behind a stag's antlers at Wollaton Park in Nottingham. […]

Lisa Marie Husby recalls the day Anders Breivik opened fire as she sat with students attending a summer camp in Norway. […]

The 18-month-old allegedly killed by her adoptive father died following "a single event", a court hears. […]

Cambridge University students are given "trigger alerts" that they might be upset by some text. […]

US agency posts a series of tweets explaining why a four-legged operative was relieved from duty […]

A casting director says Jennifer Lawrence's experience is not representative of the acting industry. […]

A 12-year-old boy from the West Midlands has been announced as one of BBC Radio 1's teen heroes. […]

Crime statistics are regularly disputed so here's what the numbers mean. […]

Buried whale to be dug up by Australian authorities over shark fears. […]

Tom Karen found fame after he designed the Raleigh Chopper bike. […]

The bird has been known to pursue postal workers delivering to houses in Long Stratton, Norfolk. […]

When Evelyn and Tony adopted Ryan at the age of seven, his special needs were not immediately apparent. […]

The author gives his tricks of the trade to the BBC ahead of the publication of La Belle Sauvage. […]

Some people are left near-destitute due to flaws in the benefits system, the Victoria Derbyshire programme is told. […]

Legally, consent lies with the deceased, but in practice, relatives' wishes are always respected. […]

After five rounds of talks, the two sides are making competing claims about progress. How much has really been made? […]

British soldiers opened the first concentration camp in Russia in 1918, during World War One. To locals it was known as "Death Island". […]

Authorities in one city in Turkey have put pink women-only buses in service, designed to protect female passengers from harassment. […]

As a Bletchley Park book of brainteasers is released, test your knowledge of the home of WW2 codebreakers. […]

Who are they, why are they fleeing from Myanmar and what is the international community doing? […]

Tim Loughton says a long soak is the best way "to relax and compose my thoughts for the day ahead". […]

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