Lindsay Clancy will reappear in court - but will her case be retried?
The Massachusetts mother, accused of murdering her three children, is expected back in court as she awaits a decision on whether her case will be retried.
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When will the Golden State Valkyries parade be? Here's what to know
After Golden State Valkyries achieved an historic win, beating the Atlanta Dream, 68-63, Saturday night at Ballhalla, the team announced details of their cha...
Will Democrats block the stock trading ban again after the midterm elections?
Senate Democrats voted against a bill that would have banned Congress stock trading. A new poll shows political corruption is voters' top concern.
Will King Charles apologise for slavery? Antigua speech puts Britain's past in spotlight
King Charles III is set to address the lasting pain caused by the transatlantic slave trade during a speech to Commonwealth leaders in Antigua on Tuesday.
HotelPlanner Tour Grand Final: Julien Sale secures title, Hamish Brown crowned Road to Mallorca No 1 and DP World Tour cards confirmed
HotelPlanner Tour Grand Final sees France's Julien Sale claim title and Denmark's Hamish Brown finish top of the Road to Mallorca Rankings; Sale ends year second in rankings and will now step up to golf's DP World Tour for the first time in his career
Ravens vs. Bills score, live updates: Lamar Jackson ruled out with thumb injury suffered on Baltimore's first offensive play; Tyler Huntley in at QB
Lamar Jackson will return for the Ravens against Josh Allen and the Bills on Sunday in a matchup of former MVPs.
Mikel Arteta refutes notion that Arsenal's winning visit to Liverpool at Anfield wasn't attacking
Kai Havertz's early goal was enough for the Gunners, but Arteta will know there was plenty of waste from his old pal Andoni Iraola's hosts.
Thousands of jobs at Virgin Media O2 to be cut
The broadband provider has not finalised the number of roles to be axed but it will likely be a sizeable chunk of its workforce, the BBC understands.