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Meghan 'didn't want to be alive anymore'

In a deeply personal TV interview, Meghan tells Oprah Winfrey that she did not get help when she asked for it.
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US warns of new Afghan Taliban 'spring offensive'

The militant group could make rapid gains in Afghanistan when US troops pull out, officials say.
Asia
The ballerina dancing on ice for a real ‘swan lake’

Ilmira Bagrautinova from the world-renowned Mariinsky Theatre danced in -15C to save a natural beauty spot.
Europe

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Man Utd 'not thinking' about title

Boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Manchester United are not thinking about overhauling Premier League leaders Manchester City despite victory at Etihad Stadium.
Football
Bale and Kane inspire Spurs to easy win

Gareth Bale and Harry Kane both score twice to inspire Tottenham to a third consecutive Premier League win at the expense of Crystal Palace.
Football
Prize money 'significantly levelled up'

More sports than ever are offering equal prize money, a BBC prize money in sport study shows on International Women's Day.
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A painting with a mysterious message

The first self-portrait of an artist was painted by a woman
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The immense power of Hell's Gate

'This energy is coming from the Earth – and it's essentially limitless'
Future
How remote work could stall your career

Why office-based workers are more likely to get promoted
Worklife
The surprising origin of US rice

Enslaved Africans did far more than just plant the South's "queen" commodity
Travel
Covid-19: 'My family told me to marry at 14'

A Unicef report shows ten million more underage girls may be forced to marry due to the pandemic
World
'Deepfake is the future of content creation'

Deepfake, or AI-generated videos, are increasingly being used commercially
Business
Disney's new heroine representing 600 million people

After almost 90 years of animated films, Disney has finally ventured into South East Asia
Asia

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