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1. Serial killer Steve Wright admits murder of teenager Victoria Hall in 1999

   Steve Wright is already serving a whole life jail sentence for the murders of five women in 2006.

2. Grammy highlights - from a chaotic Cher to Sabrina's flight of fantasy

   The best and worst moments of the 68th Grammy Awards, which were held in Los Angeles.

3. Captain guilty of North Sea tanker crash death

   Vladimir Motin is convicted of gross negligence manslaughter after a crew member died in the crash.

4. Resident doctors vote in favour of more strike action

   Members of the British Medical Association have backed more walkouts in the dispute over pay and jobs in England.

5. MP arrested over more alleged sexual offences

   Dan Norris says he "vigorously" denies the allegations, which include rape and sexual assault.

6. Drivers can compare fuel prices at different petrol stations - how does it work?

   Pump price changes will have to be shared in a government database within 30 minutes.

7. AI 'slop' is transforming social media - and a backlash is brewing

   Social media has been flooded with fake, AI-generated images and videos. But will the majority of users actually care?

8. Terminally ill bride's final months marred by pension stress

   Caoimhe was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2025 after an optician spotted bleeding behind her eye.

9. Men covertly filming women at night and profiting from footage, BBC finds

   The BBC went undercover to investigate an industry where women are filmed at night without their knowledge.

10. Fifa president Infantino apologises for jokes about British fans

    Fifa president Gianni Infantino apologises for controversial comments he made about British football supporters which were criticised by fan groups.