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The BBC understands proposals include a two-hour cap on apps and a 22:00 curfew.

England continue their dominance over West Indies as a four-wicket win in the second T20 at Bristol seals the series with a game to spare.

The teenager was walking on Staniforth Road in Sheffield when he was hit by a car, police say.

Ed Sheeran is also on the Louis Theroux podcast this week, and it's the finale of I Kissed a Boy.

Dogs are vieved as "unclean" by Islamic officials, but ownership is rising as a form of quiet rebellion.

The home secretary and deputy prime minister argue for cash.

The Prince of Wales gave a speech in Monaco hoping to drive investments to protect the world's oceans.

The former Beatle returns to his hometown of Liverpool to join Springsteen on stage at Anfield.

The government says every corner of the country will benefit, but research backers call for a long-term plan for science.

Dal Nord al Sud dell’Italia, dalle favelas del Brasile a Gaza: da ogni angolo del mondo, i bambini stanno inviando i loro disegni al Pontefice

The opposition senator was hit three times during rally in Bogota and is in a critical condition in hospital.

Military police are investigating the alleged incident near the British army's training camp in Kenya

Former Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says a return to the club to replace Ange Postecoglou is "not realistic".

More than half of the UK's 2.2 million school children are exercising for less than an hour a day, says Youth Sport Trust's annual report.

This week's Spending Review is a one-off opportunity for the UK government to show investors its vision

The latest chapter in the burgeoning rivalry between Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz will play out in Grand Slam final for the first time in Sunday's French Open showpiece.

BBC Sport assesses the current state of play in the world of heavyweight boxing after Fabio Wardley's victory over Justis Huni.

Gemma and Jessica Thomas's mum went from being their "best friend" to stealing £50K from them.

People are voting on whether to cut from 10 to five years the time required to apply for citizenship.

New data shows teacher recruitment and retention remains a challenge - particularly in disadvantaged areas.