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In widely expected outcome, pro-Russian leaders in occupied regions say the vast majority want to join Russia.
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The BBC gets rare access to the front line near Kherson where Ukrainian troops are pushing Russians back.
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Pakistan slump to 131-9 v England in fifth T20 - radio & text
Follow live text and radio commentary as England play Pakistan in the fifth of seven T20s in Lahore.
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Preparing to host the World Cup of 1994, the USA played 91 friendlies in a crash course in international football - a plan that worked.
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Rio Ferdinand has called on authorities to do more to combat racism after Richarlison had a banana thrown at him during Brazil's 5-1 friendly win over Tunisia.
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