Wordle - what next for the game grabbing the nation?

Five letters, six attempts and a seven-figure sum. Wordle is sold to the New York Times.

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Children's Homes - "they are not a threat to society"

The writer, Lemn Sissay, on the "double trauma" suffered by children in care.

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Burning Money - energy bills are rising again

The price cap's going up by a record amount in April. Can you do anything about it?

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The making of Fairy Meadow - "a story I've become obsessed with"

Jon Kay on his powerful podcast series about a young girl's disappearance 52 years ago.

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Platinum Jubilee - the Queen marks 70 years on the throne

The Queen is the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee.

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Miscarriage among black women - why aren't we being listened to ?

Study finds that black women are 40% more likely to have a miscarriage than white women.

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Ukraine - living with the trauma of war

In the firing line - "I lost my family and home once. I don't want to lose them again"

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Lin-Manuel Miranda - "the greatest asset of the arts is empathy"

The creator of hit-musical 'Hamilton' talks career, hip hop and why the arts mean so much

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Detained in hospital - a sister's decades long fight to bring her brother home

"We never give up" - our fight for our brother detained for 34 years.

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Wayne Rooney - "I needed help, to save myself but also to save my family".

The former England and Manchester United star reflects on the dark side of his career

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Lockdown love stories - when Sue met Ian

The story of how two people refused to let a pandemic stand in the way of love.

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Novak Djokovic - my side of the story

Tennis star is prepared to miss out on titles because of his stance on the Covid vaccine.

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Sons of Neptune - "nobody knew I was arrested"

Once vilified, arrested and condemned. Scarborough sewage rebels head for the big screen.

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My leaked nudes - "I was made to feel like a prostitute"

Telegram: Where women's nudes are shared without consent.

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Our transgender relationship - love, society and the law

Meet Maya and Zac - the story of one transgender couple from Edinburgh.

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Severe winter storms - what's happening and why?

Torrential weather has caused havoc across the UK with record winds of more than 120mph.

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Exiled for 50 years - the return of the Chagos Islanders

The disputed Indian Ocean archipelago - controlled by Britain but claimed by Mauritius.

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The Ukraine crisis - stirring the ghosts of the USSR

The BBC's Steve Rosenberg reflects on the 30 year history behind today's brinkmanship.

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"Jobfished" - tricked into working for a fake company

Madbird - the elaborate con that tricked dozens into working for a fake design agency.

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The Ukraine Crisis - how did we get here?

A crisis escalating - Russia's President Putin orders troops into eastern Ukraine.

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The frontline - inside Ukraine's trenches

On the ground in East Ukraine - as the UN warns the world is facing a "moment of peril".

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Ukraine under attack

Russia's military launches an assault on several fronts - a special report from Kyiv.

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Marta's story - "I don't know when I'll see my home again"

Ukraine: the full-scale assault continues

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Fleeing Ukraine for safety

On the move by car, by train and by foot: the scenes witnessed by our correspondents.

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"Has Russia changed – or did we get it wrong ?"

The reflections of our man in Moscow when the Soviet Union collapsed.

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"My home town turned into the frontline" - life on the streets of Kyiv

Emerging from the curfew: reflections of BBC journalist, Zhanna Bezpiatchuk.

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Ukraine - we value your support

"It makes a difference" - solidarity with Ukrainians living in the UK

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Dozens of checkpoints and hundreds of miles - my 15-hour journey to safety

It's no longer safe for Zhanna - of the BBC's Ukrainian Service - to stay in Kyiv.

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How fake news is adding to the chaos in Ukraine

Young Ukrainians - like Marta - are trying to make sense of what they're seeing online.

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A wedding in wartime - "we will celebrate with the victory"

Angelina and Yuri - a rare moment of joy in the most difficult of times for Ukrainians

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Saffie's story - keeping her memory alive

Five years on from the Manchester Arena bombing – a highly personal account from her mum.

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A Polish welcome - “they treat us like family”

A glimpse of life for a Polish couple who are sharing their home with five Ukrainians.

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Volodymyr Zelensky - actor, comedian, wartime President

The extraordinary story of Ukraine's President - the comedian rising to the moment

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The rise and fall of Russia's Oligarchs

The Russian billionaires scrambling to hold on to their assets

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The Klitschko brothers - "we will defend every street and every building"

A chance interview with both Ukrainian former world champion boxers in Kyiv

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The Ukraine refugee crisis - "we just want them home with us"

The East Yorkshire family ready to welcome Liliia, Vitaly and their two daughters.

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A café in Kyiv - a pocket of normality in a war zone

A rare moment of downtime for Ukrainian soldiers fighting on the front line.

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Finland - is NATO membership a real possibility?

Support among Finns for joining NATO has doubled since the Russian invasion of Ukraine

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Freedom for Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe

The British-Iranian national's long detention in an Iranian prison is at an end.

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Toxic tanning - "I didn't think I'd get skin cancer"

How social media influencers are promoting banned tanning products.

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The Ukraine War - On the front line

"Suburban gardens have become battlefields from Europe's past."

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The Rise of Formula 1

The new F1 season is underway - but can it match the drama and controversy of 2021?

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Hacktivists - the "cyber war" against Vladimir Putin

How the hacking group - Anonymous - is disrupting the Kremlin's propaganda war.

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Life underground in Kyiv

How bunkers and tunnels beneath the streets of the capital have become second homes.

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Fighting for Ukraine - the Belarusian resistance movement

Pavel is among a group of dissidents from Belarus fighting against Russia.

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Price pressures - "trying to get by"

"Changes to everyday life" - as the cost of living rises at its fastest pace in 30 years

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Conflict, coal and climate change

Has Putin’s invasion of Ukraine shattered efforts to tackle the climate crisis?

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What next for Netflix

Meet Scott Stuber, Netflix's head of film. Is he now the most important man in Hollywood?

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The Oscars - Will Smith stuns Hollywood

The 94th Academy Awards ceremony overshadowed by Will Smith hitting comedian Chris Rock

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"We can now celebrate his life"

One woman's story of grief in times of Covid - as the royals remember Prince Philip.

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Shane Warne - "I drank, I smoked, and I played a little cricket"

Tens of thousands pack the MCG to say thanks and farewell to their cricket hero.

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Tom Parker - in his own words

Open and honest: The Wanted singer's "amazing" job raising awareness about brain cancer.

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Qatar 2022 - the most controversial World Cup

A glimpse behind the scenes of a "groundbreaking" World Cup.

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June Brown - remembering the EastEnders legend

Raising a glass of sweet sherry to the Dot Cotton actress, who's died at 95.

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Minecraft - saving our city from flooding

How pupils in Preston are using a video game to tackle flooding.

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Ed Sheeran – “this really has to end”

Ed Sheeran wins 'Shape of You' copyright case and hits out at "baseless" claims

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The return of the Tiger

Tiger Woods - the master of comebacks.

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Surviving Mariupol - "we had the perfect life"

Like thousands of others, Nadia and her children have been forced to flee their home.

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At breaking point - the NHS nurse struggling to feed her family

Rebeccah - a single mum of three - skips meals to feed her children.

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My face was stolen by scammers

How cybercriminals are conning people out of money meant for victims of war in Ukraine.

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Partygate and the Prime Minister - Why I'm staying

An apologetic Boris Johnson - fined for breaking his own rules - says "he fell short".

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Dropped - a failed dream "sends you to a dark place"

When football is all you know, and it doesn't happen, what then? This is Alfie's story.

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Stranded - game changing technology in the mountains

New drone technology could help save lives on some of Britain's highest peaks.

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Volodymyr Zelensky - Ukraine's spirit of fierce resistance

Inside his war room, the President speaks candidly to the BBC's Clive Myrie

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Why I want to reclaim my name

"It's my identity, my pride, my country" - the prejudice of anglicising names.

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The Irish travellers challenging prejudice

"We're proud and we're dignified people... but we don't get served in restaurants".

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Marine Le Pen - why she could be the next French President

A road trip to Le Pen territory as France decides its future.

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How Putin's war on Ukraine has changed Russia

A sense of what life is like in Moscow since Russian forces were sent into Ukraine.

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The Post Office Scandal - "will there ever be justice?"

"How could someone humanely do that?" The saga that didn't end with quashed convictions.

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Elon Musk and Twitter - what's next?

What will change once Twitter's run by a self-described "free speech absolutist"?

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The hip-hop king - an abuse of power

DJ Tim Westwood is accused of sexual misconduct by several women.

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The dentist’s chair at school - the innovative approach helping pupils

How a school in West Yorkshire is filling the gap caused by a shortage of NHS dentists.

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Steve Thompson on dementia - why sport needs to do more to protect players

The Rugby World Cup winner can no longer remember the biggest moment of his career.

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Are black children being over-policed in schools?

A report says they're seen as older and less innocent, so don't get the right protection.

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Boris Becker - from boom to bust and time behind bars

Former tennis star is given a prison sentence for hiding millions of pounds in assets.

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Learning to drive - is it still worth it?

Why teenagers are being driven away from getting behind the wheel.

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Study With Me on TikTok

How trying to impress a love interest led to half a million virtual study buddies.

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LA Race Riots - what's changed 30 years on?

The BBC's Clive Myrie reflects on the impact and legacy of the riots of 1992.

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Northern Ireland: The young voters changing the political landscape

"Young people are rejecting tribal politics, and casting their net wider."

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Ncuti Gatwa - who is the new Doctor Who?

The Rwandan-Scottish star of Sex Education is named as the 14th Time Lord

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Chronic pain - "life changed in a split second"

Niki's 19 years of chronic pain and the struggle to wean off powerful painkillers

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Landing a plane without a pilot

"I've got a serious problem here - my pilot has gone incoherent." What happened next ?

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Ukraine's Eurovision entry - why we had to be there

The Kalush Orchestra say they're using music, not guns, to stand up for their country.

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Ukraine's Eurovision Victory

A glimpse backstage on a triumphant night for Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra

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The Recovery Village - working together to beat addiction

"It gives us a choice to be the best possible person" - Mike's story.

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Jake Daniels - will he change football?

The Blackpool footballer publicly comes out as gay. Is this a turning point for the game?

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Afghanistan's secret schools

A powerful act of defiance in the place where girls are banned from getting an education.

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Ukraine's youth orchestra in exile

The young musicians who've fled war for Slovenia, with their instruments and little else.

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The UK's biggest ever lottery scoop - "we've been ready to win for years"

Joe and Jess Thaite reveal why they had to go public about their £184m win.

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Royal Tours - are their days numbered?

As some question their value and purpose, we take a glimpse behind the scenes.

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On top of a nuclear reactor

How climate change and the Ukraine war has brought nuclear back to the top of the agenda.

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Aberdeen - a future beyond oil

Thousands of jobs depend on how Europe's oil capital moves towards renewable energy.

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Adele Roberts - learning to love my stoma bag

The Radio 1 DJ opens up to Naga Munchetty about life with a stoma

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The partygate report - Chris Mason on how the day unfolded

The BBC's Political Editor on a fast moving day at Westminster

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The NHS cafe that's saving lives

Cafe Compañeros in Birkenhead is supporting hundreds of people in mental health crisis.

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A tea party fit for the Queen

Tea, cake and shared memories of the Queen - from five women across the generations

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The Kremlin's man in London on alleged Russian war crimes

"Frankly, it was like nailing jelly to a wall" - Clive Myrie on his terse exchange

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DIY detectives - "Facebook solved my crime not the police"

The community worker forced to do her own detective work after thieves stole her car.

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We're off to the Palace

"It's such a big honour" - Carnival arts group, Global Grooves, prepare for the pageant.

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