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Follow live text updates and BBC Radio 5 Live commentary as Arsenal host Porto and Barcelona play Napoli in the second legs of their Champions League last-16 ties.

Andrew Tate and his brother "categorically reject" the sexual offence charges they are accused of.

The Quarterly Employment Survey suggests the number of employee jobs fell slightly at the end of 2023.

The UK's economic inactivity rate was 21.8% from November to January, official figures show.

The competition watchdog said that pet owners struggle to access information such as price lists.

The edited photo of Kate and a court battle to save tower blocks make Scotland's front pages.

The charity ship Open Arms is to deliver 200 tonnes of food to the Strip as part of a new aid corridor.

Napoli interested in Scotland midfielder, Celtic winger suffers injury blow, Rangers attacker on "weird" experience and new Dundee strip.

BBC Sport's chief F1 writer Andrew Benson answers your questions following the Saudi Arabian GP at the weekend.

Ed Guiney of Element Pictures calls for an all-Ireland strategy for the film and television industries.

The launch comes as a cut-throat price war intensifies in the world's biggest car market.

Milo the Great Dane suffers from anxiety, which has made finding a new home tough.

The Welsh-born songwriter, who collaborated with numerous artists over his career, died on Sunday.

Norman Johnson has been entertaining patients for four decades.

The 18th century collection including specimens from a Captain Cook voyage were saved by a lecturer.

A fire was started deliberately at the site of the former Faughan Valley school near Derry last week.

The NHS said "very contagious" norovirus was "doing the rounds" in Cornwall and it wanted to prevent it spreading.

Paul Cleeland spent 26 years in jail for Terry Clarke's murder in 1972 but always denied the crime.

Animal rights groups want to bring Northern Ireland into line with the rest of the UK.

Jenny Jamieson says scammers posed as her company by advertising fake jobs on WhatsApp.

Customers and staff pay tribute to Ann Wilson as she marks 50 years of working at the Birmingham pub.

The refurbishment project should keep the ironwork in top condition for at least another 20-25 years.

Pulse oximetry, pioneered in Birmingham, takes five minutes and measures a baby’s oxygen levels.

Hampshire County Council is supporting Prostate Cancer UK's Boys Need Bins campaign.

Ashfield District Council leader Jason Zadrozny says Lee Anderson has become a distraction.