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What is the dart frog toxin allegedly used to kill Alexei Navalny?

The toxin, epibatidine, can be found in frogs in the wild in South America or manufactured in a lab.

BrewDog sale plan leaves some ‘equity punk’ investors steaming

About 220,000 people could be left empty-handed if a deal prioritises the company’s private equity backerBrewDog’s army of “punk” shareholders have voiced anger and frustration after the Scottish brew...

Bondi Beach shooting accused faces court for the first time

The 24-year-old faces 59 charges, including 15 counts of murder and one of committing a terrorist attack.

Can you name every FA Cup winner?

The FA Cup third round takes place this weekend - we want you to name every winner of the competition since it began in 1872.

Female Israeli soldiers rescued after being chased by ultra-Orthodox men

The two women were helped by police after being forced to run from a mob in the city of Bnei Brak.

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Dozens of flood warnings in place across UK

Dozens of flood warnings have been issued - with a yellow warning for ice still in force across parts of the UK.

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New weather warnings for snow and ice issued for large swathes of UK

New warnings for snow and ice have been issued by the Met Office for parts of the UK - with hundreds of flood alerts also active.

Rural drivers to face steepest bills under UK’s mileage-based electric vehicle tax

Analysis reveals big regional disparities as critics say Labour’s proposed levy could slow uptake of EVsDrivers in the south-west of England would pay nearly four times as much as those in London as a...

Matheson on Old Trafford heroics, 'torrid time' as £1m teenager & McLeod death

A 16-year-old Luke Matheson wrote his name in the history books by scoring against Manchester United in 2019. Six years later, he is aiming for more cup heroics with Macclesfield.

Five talking points from round two of Six Nations

The second weekend of the Six Nations brings redemption for Scotland, another blistering display from France and a threat for Ireland.

'I've applied for over 200 jobs - and I'm still unemployed'

The BBC speaks to job-seekers in a deprived Yorkshire city where it seems opportunity rarely knocks.

Female athletes hit back at 'weird' and 'derogatory' comments about their appearance

Sporting stars describe unsolicited comments about their looks, as a survey suggests fewer girls have ambitions to become top athletes.

Blind couple say sight loss is no barrier to love

Malcolm and Sarah, from Scarborough, say they hope they can inspire other visually impaired people.

Families bid to take over their children’s care home that amassed huge tax debts

Parents wish to ‘take matters into our own hands’ as William Blake House faces potential winding up orderA group of families have launched an audacious bid to take over their disabled children’s resid...

Bank of England should cut rates to boost consumer spending, says TUC

Union analysis finds consumers lag behind international peers as some rate-setters remain anxious about inflationThe Trades Union Congress is urging the Bank of England to cut interest rates and rekin...

Police framed man for female student’s murder, evidence gathered by BBC suggests

Officers knew CCTV discredited their key witness in Omar Benguit's conviction for murder of Korean woman.

Supermarket worker's kindness meant I could feed my newborn baby

Emma and Harry Brown say the Asda employee's kindness helped them to feed and clothe their new baby.

Trump's new world order has become real and Europe is having to adjust fast

European nations are asking whether traditional alliances can suffice, or whether they should be diversifying

Sydney police plead for return of man, 85, kidnapped by mistake

Police say they're 'a million percent confident' Chris Baghsarian was not the intended target.

The Papers: 'Truth is antidote to Putin's poison' and 'Europe sabotage campaign'

The aftermath following the UK saying Russia killed opposition leader Alexei Navalny with a frog toxin continues to lead a number of today's papers.