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Kellogg's admits snap, crackle and pop is quieter after Rice Krispies recipe uproar

UK government moves to outlaw new North Sea drilling as Energy Independence Bill reaches Parliament

Quiet quitting could be hitting the economy, here is why

UK and EU agree draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape over food exports
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Rise in Firework Incidents Prompts Safety Warning Ahead of Bonfire Night

UK National Tests Positive for Ebola in DR Congo and Will Be Treated in Britain

Major UK study into forever chemicals in people's bodies launches

Silver jewellery sold as sterling found to contain toxic chemicals after rash complaint
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See all →Why Manchester United's Roma Comeback Has Echoes of Mourinho and Solskjaer
Matheus Cunha's late double sealed a thrilling 3-2 Champions League comeback for Manchester United against Roma at Old Trafford, but BBC Sport analysis asks whether the win will save Michael Carrick's job or merely earn him a stay of execution, just as similar comebacks did for his predecessors.

Democrats Push Deep Into Trump Heartland on a Historic Election Night
In an analysis of a stunning midterm night, the BBC's Anthony Zurcher argues that Democrats did far more than retake the House: they rewrote the political map, winning Senate seats in Texas, Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, Maine and the Carolinas and a governor's race in ruby red Texas.

Do Ferrari Need Rules of Engagement? The F1 Q and A After Mexico
Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc cost Ferrari a likely win in Mexico, and the fallout has revived a familiar question about how the team manages two equal drivers.

Saliba Is Back for Arsenal. How Does Arteta Solve His Defensive Dilemma?
William Saliba has returned to full Arsenal training after a long back injury, leaving Mikel Arteta with a welcome but tricky choice at the back.































