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Crew back on Earth after first film shoot in space

The Russian film crew return after an ISS shoot that had its own moments of drama.
Europe
Russia sets condition for return of BBC's Rainsford

Ambassador Andrei Kelin says the BBC reporter can return if Russian journalists gets UK visas.
Europe
Algerian deaths in Paris 'unforgivable' - Macron

The 1961 Paris massacre was denied or concealed by French governments for decades.
Europe

Sport

T20 World Cup - the ones to watch

England's wildcard, the Yorkshireman who plays for Australia and the ambidextrous bowler - BBC Sport picks out the players to follow over the next month.
Cricket
'It is time to ask: Is Solskjaer up to the job?’

Manchester United were a "rabble" at times against Leicester and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is facing increasing pressure, says Phil McNulty.
Football
Norrie into first Masters 1,000 final

Britain's Cameron Norrie reaches his first Masters 1,000 final at Indian Wells as he beats Bulgarian Grigor Dimitrov in straight sets.
Tennis

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Why service workers are quitting

How the pandemic pushed customer-facing workers over the edge
Worklife
Spain's untapped 'liquid gold'

It's one of the last places in Europe to carry on this age-old tradition
Travel
The sci-fi director of the 21st Century

How Denis Villeneuve has made the genre his own
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A mystery off Canada's coast

Until recently, these ancient sea gardens were overlooked by Western science
Travel
The Inuit knowledge that's at risk

As the ice recedes, hard-earned Inuit knowledge is being lost
Future
The parents rejecting return-to-office

Now they've they shown can work remotely, parents are questioning office recalls
Worklife
Why 'nice guys' became the villains

How film and TV are questioning preconceptions about the men who commit violence
Culture
What ancient art reveals about humankind

Our ancestors were closer to nature than modern people
Arts
How to make the most of apples

From soups to pies, apple is delicious in both savoury and sweet dishes
Food
Saving California's rarest butterflies

The endangered butterflies have a taste for Gatorade
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Sir Keir Starmer and Boris Johnson hold flowers in Leigh-on-Sea, 16 October 2021

Johnson and Starmer lay flowers for killed MP

The prime minister and Labour leader visit Leigh-on-Sea to pay tribute to MP Sir David Amess.

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