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Of coffee these days. Also on tonights programme. A former tv producer is found guilty of trying to hire a succession of hitmen to kill his wealthy partner. In new york, at least 13 people are reported hurt after a car hits pedestrians in times square. And coming up in the sport on bbc news. The Football Association will introduce new rules that could see players retrospectively banned for diving or feigning injury from next season. Good evening and welcome to halifax, where the conservatives ha...

Witchhunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign, buti between certainly myself and my campaign, but i can only speakfor myself and the russians, zero. A man who tried to hire a hitman to kill his partner is facing a Life Sentence after being found guilty of soliciting murder. And some of the best images ever taken we look at the famous archive of Magnum Photos on its 70th anniversary. And coming up in Sportsday On Bbc News can life away from the lane begin with a win...

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Greenville High School’s solar car team, the Iron Lions, finished their first racing day with a commanding lead Sunday in this year’s Solar Car Challenge.

BRECKENRIDGE, Texas (BIGCOUNTRYHOMEPAGE) - 20 high school teams from across the country stopped in Breckenridge Sunday afternoon on their 925-mile journey from Texas Motor Speedway all the way to Palmdale, California. These teams spent a whole year to get to this moment, raising money to get the funds necessary to plan, build and test their unique car powered by solar power.

Dutch widen Eurovision selection rules after this year’s flop

AVROTROS acknowledged that the broadcaster has fallen short regarding the Dutch participation in the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool. In hindsight, broadcasting director Eric van Stade would have approached the preparation and supervision of the Dutch entry, Mia Nicolai and Dion Cooper, in a different way. "There should have been more control over the entire process," he says to ANP after an extensive performance evaluation within AVROTROS. "The main lesson is that the distan...