Tatyana Chernova fails to have a doping ban overturned, which means her 2008 Olympic heptathlon bronze is set to go to Kelly Sotherton.
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England's opening two 2018 Fifa World Cup group matches will be broadcast live across BBC television, radio and online.
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Mat has been using alcohol to try to cope with his mental health problems for years even though he knows it makes them worse.
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President Trump has become a champion for the community in Bears Ears preserve.
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The statue was chopped off above the ankles and left on the pavement in Buenos Aires.
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Taiwan's Chinese Culture University says the phenomenon breaks the record held by the UK.
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Charlie Austin scores his third goal in three games as Southampton salvage a point from their south-coast derby at Bournemouth.
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In a Twitter tirade, the president issues a fresh denial that he tried to obstruct FBI investigation.
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Ashraf Ghani says his comments about the traditional headscarf have been misinterpreted.
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Rangers beat Aberdeen for a second time in a week, despite Ryan Jack's red card, to replace them in second place in the Premiership.
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Australia take control on day two in Adelaide, largely thanks to Shaun Marsh's unbeaten 126, while TMS's Geoffrey Boycott admits setting his croissants on fire.
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Deputy PM Simon Coveney warns that the whole island is "uniquely vulnerable" to a bad deal.
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An erroneous ABC report on Michael Flynn and the Russia inquiry sent stock market shares tumbling.
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England face a battle to stay in the second Ashes Test after a Shaun Marsh century puts Australia in command in Adelaide.
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Sri Lanka's players take to wearing masks to combat the smog pollution disrupting the third Test against India in Delhi.
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National security adviser HR McMaster says North Korea is the "greatest immediate threat to the US".
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Adam and Kayla's visit to the show left the audience "in bits". Here's why.
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Sam Tomkins says England will hurt after a World Cup final defeat by Australia, but can win the tournament in 2021.
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A fishing boat overturns after colliding with a 336-tonne tanker off the South Korean coast.
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The New York opera house says its is "deeply disturbed" by claims against conductor James Levine.
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Chairman Alan Milburn criticises the government, which says it had decided not to renew his term.
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Meet one of five nominees in Integrity Idol Liberia 2017, as voting enters the last week in the country's hunt for most trustworthy official.
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Reality Check examines the wide range of figures given for Zimbabwe's unemployment rate.
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The R&B star says his latest album is a party record for a world "at the brink of war".
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It is 50 years since the first heart transplant took place, ushering in a new era of media attention and medical celebrity.
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