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Paul and Bob fish for tench in Norfolk and reminisce about their childhood days.

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Police 'identify Novichok poisoning suspects'

Burberry burns millions of pounds' worth of luxury goods

Homeowners warn would-be buyers with 'warning signs'

News headlines

Murder and killing cases on rise again

Police 'identify Novichok suspects'

Burberry burns luxury goods worth millions

Sport headlines

The Open: Spieth drops back, Rose struggles, McIlroy steady - radio & .... Live now.

Tour de France stage 12: Can Thomas retain yellow?. Live now.

Hamilton signs £40m-a-year Mercedes deal

3 things we love today

Six amazing buildings on RIBA Stirling Prize short list

Driving school for flying cars has finally landed

The films so cheesy we actually love them

Real-life stories

'My mum found my first grey hair at seven'

Boater's blunder accidentally drains canal

Man scalped by grizzly bear says he's 'lucky' to be alive

The BBC around the UK

Entertainment news

Tom Jones postpones show due to illness

Gosling astronaut film to open Venice

Hide-and-seek DJs found after 22 hours in secret location

Talked about TV

Alesha Dixon to host new BBC talent show

Would Have I Got News for You ever drop politicians?

Seven shows that helped make Netflix so popular

Best of BBC iPlayer TV

Proms 2018

Why this musician is radically changing the Proms

War-inspired piece's unique spectacle of light and sound

10 extraordinary facts that sum up the spirit of the Proms

Lifestyle

Can you have love without commitment?

Scrumptious microwave meals that are actually healthy

Seven things you can do to bring down pollution

Plastics Watch

Society

Supermarket introduces weekly quiet hour

'Generation Sensible' in five charts

Does crime rise along with the temperature?

Behind the headlines

Why is there a hosepipe ban in north-west England?

BBC would be 'crazy' to appeal against Sir Cliff ruling

Is Dwayne Johnson's disabled role offensive?

This week in sport

The records broken at World Cup 2018

13 players suspended after on-court brawl

British fencing's future 'so bleak' after £170 crowdfunding fail

How, what and why

How a 99 million-year-old snake was found in amber

Why Spanish navy's new €1bn submarine is 'too big'

How to invent your very own sport

Arts, books and film

Rice paddy cartoons celebrate Japanese manga artist

Mama Mia! Stars reveal why they wanted to be in the new film

Jeff Goldblum Jurassic Park statue wows crowds

Help us make the BBC Homepage better

Faith and ethics

How the BBC tried to reflect religious diversity

Sikh leaders voice anger over Bollywood actress biopic

Locals apologise to spirit after Thai Cave rescue

Food

12 delicious ways to eat toast for dinner

30-minute Italian meals when you need supper pronto

Nadiya's one-pot classic prawn saffron biryani

This week in music

Who does Rod Stewart ask before releasing new music?

Cher accidentally reveals ABBA secret on air

When Rick Astley performed with Dave Grohl

You might have missed

Last-minute lottery winner thanks shopper for queue jump

Boss gifts car to employee who walked 20 miles to work

Seven of the most mysterious musicians

Quizzes and teasers

How well do you know Nelson Mandela? Take this test

What happened to these one-hit wonders from the 90s?