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Can TIX and his Tourette's win Eurovision for Norway?
Norway's Eurovision entry has come to this years competition with more than music on the agenda.
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Can TIX and his Tourette's win Eurovision for Norway?
Norway's Eurovision entry has come to this years competition with more than music on the agenda.
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Can TIX and his Tourette's win Eurovision for Norway?
Norway's Eurovision entry has come to this years competition with more than music on the agenda.
Video 50 seconds
Questions over Tokyo safety - Grey-Thompson
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson says there are still "a huge number of questions" over athlete safety at Tokyo 2020.
The black children wrongly sent to 'special' schools
In the '60s and '70s, black children were wrongly sent to schools for the "educationally subnormal".
'Our daughter's foster carers changed our lives'
A couple were at "breaking point" until they found fosterers to provide regular respite breaks.
'Strange and lovely' wedding for cancer-battle dad
Owen Murray and Laura Dear tied the knot in front of 30 guests at a ceremony.
Meet cricket's first blind commentator
Dean du Plessis, the world's first blind cricket commentator, talks about his love for the game, his journey into the commentary box and the techniques he uses.
Video 2 minutes 36 seconds
Are city centres less accessible after Covid?
Changes are being made to accommodate new Covid rules, including outdoor eating areas.
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Questions over Tokyo safety - Grey-Thompson
Baroness Tanni Grey-Thompson says there are still "a huge number of questions" over athlete safety at Tokyo 2020.
The black children wrongly sent to 'special' schools
In the '60s and '70s, black children were wrongly sent to schools for the "educationally subnormal".
'Our daughter's foster carers changed our lives'
A couple were at "breaking point" until they found fosterers to provide regular respite breaks.
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