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Why are Olympic athletes at high risk for eating disorders?
Several Olympic figure skaters have spoken publicly of their eating disorders in recent years.
Latest news from the United States
The latest news from the United States with correspondent Laura Taglianetti in New York. Audio
Logan Paul’s 'holy grail' of Pokémon cards sells for $27 million
The American social media star and pro wrestler purchased the rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card for NZ$8.74 million five years ago.
Obama clarifies alien comments after telling podcast 'they’re real'
The former US President found himself in the spotlight.
UK: PM suggests new social media ban for under 16s
Ellie Jay reports from London on a new social media ban for under 16's, increased spending in defence, the weather and the search for a rare English daffodils Audio
Benefits of intermittent fasting 'fail to match the hype', major review finds
Researchers found little to no improvement in weight loss for people who were overweight or obese compared with having regular dietary advice or doing nothing at all.
Elderly man 'mistakenly' snatched from his Sydney house before dawn
Australian police have described how a group of three people - possibly more - bundled the 85-year-old into a car before driving away.
Israeli move to designate large parts of West Bank as state land
Israel's Foreign Ministry defended the move many others have condemned.
OZ Update: What's happening in Australia?
Brad Foster joins Jesse to talk about what's going on across the Tasman. Today he's looking at the news that State of Origin is coming to Auckland plus other stories of interest. Audio
FBI links glove found near Nancy Guthrie's home to suspect on video
Investigators said it appears to match the pair worn by a masked prowler seen in doorbell camera footage before she was abducted two weeks ago.
Police return to remote station in search for missing boy Gus Lamont
Officers are at Oak Park Station in South Australia's north-east, where a four-year-old boy went missing almost five months ago.
US: Sec of State addresses Munich Security Conference
US correspondent Toni Waterman has news from Washington, including Arco Rubio's appearance at the Munich Security Conference Audio
Why haven't humans been back to the moon in over 50 years?
It has been more than 50 years since the last astronaut set foot on the moon - so why has it taken so long for us to get back?
Trump adviser sought Epstein's help to 'take down' Pope Francis
Messages sent between Steve Bannon and Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 revealed Bannon courted the late financier in his attempts to undermine the former pontiff.
UK and US news with BBC Correspondent Rich Preston
BBC News presenter and foreign affairs reporter Rich Preston joins the show for a Trans-Atlantic news update. Audio
Navalny's death was caused by dart frog poison, European allies say
Britain, France, Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands said analyses of samples from Navalny's body "conclusively" confirmed the presence of epibatidine.
Assailants kill at least 30 in northwest Nigeria villages
Armed assailants on motorbikes burned houses and shops during raids on three villages in northwest Nigeria's Niger State, witnesses said.
There is something that doesn't make sense in the Nancy Guthrie case
For it to be a kidnapping, this case is missing something rather vital.
US military preparing for potentially weeks-long Iran operations
President Donald Trump told US troops at a base in North Carolina it had "been difficult to make a deal" with Iran.
Reuben Paterson: 'an incredible sense of freedom in New York'
Maori contemporary artist Reuben Paterson moved to New York three years ago and says he feels an 'incredible sense of freedom' which carries over into his work. He has also contributed to the new… Audio