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  1. Gaza starvation could amount to war crime, UN human rights chief tells BBC

    Volker Türk tells Jeremy Bowen there is a "plausible" case that Israel is using starvation as a weapon of war.
  2. Divers recover bodies from Baltimore bridge

    Searches continue for four other people missing after two bodies are found in a submerged truck.
  3. King sends 'hand of friendship' recorded message

    King Charles is sending an audio message about caring for others to this year's Maundy Thursday service.
  4. Gogglebox star, 40, dies after fall from height

    Fellow television personalities are paying tribute to George Gilbey.
  5. Could assisted dying be coming to Scotland?

    MSPs will get the chance to make Scotland the first part of the UK to let people legally end their lives.
  6. Easter travel warning as millions set to hit roads

    The RAC warns of "carmageddon" as heavy traffic is expected during the Easter getaway.
  7. Thames Water shareholders say bills must rise before they give it cash

    Investors are refusing to provide an expected first £500m by the end of this month.
  8. Son 'numb' as whole-life killer may be released

    A man sentenced to a whole-life term for murder may be allowed to leave prison on health grounds.
  9. Worsening pupils' behaviour is 'never-ending battle'

    A survey reveals nearly one in five teachers in England has been hit by a pupil this year.
  10. Man suffers life-threatening injuries after train stabbing

    Social media footage shows a man being attacked in front of horrified passengers in south-east London.
  11. 'I lost everything' - Customers of disgraced 'Crypto King' call for lengthy jail term

    The former boss of bankrupt crypto exchange FTX is due to be sentenced for multi-billion dollar fraud.
  12. Woman saw 20 doctors before endometriosis diagnosis

    Dearbhail Ormond was diagnosed with endometriosis after seeing 20 doctors across 18 years.
  13. Hoards of broken tech at home? You aren't alone, say campaigners

    Our household hoards of unused electricals and broken tech are growing, recycling campaigners warn.
  14. How do I renew my UK passport and what is the 10-year rule?

    UK travellers have been turned away at airports because their passports are not valid for EU travel.
  15. I'm not ashamed of who I am any more, says Lioness

    Lioness striker Bethany England speaks to the BBC to mark 10 years since gay marriage was legalised.
  16. Cars, coal and gas... key cargo at Baltimore port

    It handles more cars than any other US port. So what happens now it's closed for business?
  17. The families borrowing to pay for care

    Like TV presenter Kate Garraway, other families are struggling with the cost of care.
  18. The Papers: Sewage 'outrage' and 'King calls for kindness'

    Thursday's papers cover the fallout over record discharges of sewage and the King's Easter message.
  19. Tackling deepfakes 'has turned into an arms race'

    The battle against fake images, video and audio is becoming ever harder as the tech improves.
  20. Bill Nighy on playing an England manager with a difference

    Nighy's new film The Beautiful Game sees a group of men represent England at the Homeless World Cup.
  21. Police reassess decision on Rayner allegations

    Labour's deputy leader says she's done nothing wrong after fresh police complaint to police from a Tory MP.
  22. Four killed during stabbing spree in Illinois

    Police in Rockford say the attacks occurred after a home invasion and that a man was arrested.
  23. France to sue teen in headscarf row with school head

    The girl's false allegations about her headmaster led to death threats and his sudden resignation.
  24. Two more abusers at J-pop predator's company

    The two individuals involved in sex abuse at Johnny Kitagawa's agency are still alive, BBC is told.
  25. Girl, 10, left inoperable after surgery axed seven times

    The curvature of Eva Tennent's spine is now so severe that mum Jill Lockhart fears she will not survive.
  26. Comedian Ed Gamble forced to remove hot dog from Tube ad

    Ed Gamble was advised to change his advert in line with Transport for London's advertising policy.
  27. Australia debates seizure of Insta-famous magpie

    The bird - known by millions online as "Molly" - was removed from its carers by wildlife officials.
  28. Sam Bankman-Fried's multibillion dollar FTX fraud

    What the Crypto King's fall from grace means for the future of cryptocurrency
  29. Baltimore Bridge Collapse

    An investigation into the container ship crash that brought down a Baltimore bridge.
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  31. Can my landlord put up my rent, keep my deposit or evict me?

    UK renters have seen increases of 10% and two million are behind or struggling to pay.
  32. What can I do if I can't pay my energy bill?

    If you're struggling to afford your gas and electricity bills, what options are available?
  33. What is the state pension and the triple lock?

    The state pension will rise by 8.5% in April following a pledge to protect the value of the benefit.
  34. What are my rights if my flight is cancelled or delayed?

    Stormy weather has led to some disruption at airports but passengers do have rights.
  35. How do I know if my smart meter is broken?

    Almost four million smart meters in Great Britain were not working at the end of 2023.
  36. 'Our faulty new-build leaves us feeling unsafe'

    Homeowners describe lengthy and stressful battles with developers to get the homes they paid for.
  37. Charity support funds loss will be 'devastating'

    Support funds set up in response to the Covid-19 pandemic are due to end this month.
  38. Girl, 10, left inoperable after surgery axed seven times

    The curvature of Eva Tennent's spine is now so severe that mum Jill Lockhart fears she will not survive.
  39. Wrong patient fitted with coil after Caesarean

    Other so-called never events include a patient almost having the wrong toe amputated during surgery.
  40. The mind behind the 'doped Olympics'

    The Enhanced Games has been derided as "a clown show" and "borderline criminal". But their founder and his backers believe in a future few have foreseen.
  41. 'Guilty' and 'obsessive' - sportswomen on disordered eating

    British elite sportswomen tell BBC Sport about their experiences of disordered eating and ask what an athlete is 'supposed' to look like.
  42. Iconic Houghton leaves women's football in better place

    Steph Houghton will retire at the end of the season and the iconic English footballer will leave behind a women's game that has grown immensely with her help.
  43. How Rice has improved title-chasing Arsenal

    BBC Sport looks at Declan Rice's impact at Arsenal as they prepare to meet title rivals Manchester City.
  44. Bamford tests podcast co-host Wilkinson's free-kicks

    Leeds United striker Patrick Bamford meets up with his My Mate's A Footballer podcast co-host, comedian Joe Wilkinson, for a free-kick challenge.