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Internet advertising is booming, but the old-fashioned billboard is being used by campaigners.

Data shows that 52% of firms did not narrow the divide, with 78% having a gap that favoured male workers.

All sides want to avoid a hard border, so how could they stop this if there's a no-deal Brexit?

Radio 1 Newsbeat follows the heavyweight boxer for eight months as he chases a shot at becoming world champion.

A look at how the lives of some women radically changed following the controversial procedure.

The app popular with teens fails to suspend accounts of users who send sexual messages, the BBC finds.

Fewer long-tailed tits and wrens are sighted by birdwatchers in an annual survey run by the RSPB.

An MPs' committee hears about inequalities faced by Gypsy, Roma and Irish Traveller children.

Paddle boarder Lizzie Carr takes her plastic patrol to the waterways.

Snacks said to contain one portion of fruit may not live up to these claims, researchers say.

Six, the musical based on Henry VIII's wives, is nominated for five Olivier awards

Wales is the only country in the UK without a full-time paediatric arthritis specialist.

This goes against previous claims that moderate drinking might protect the heart, researchers say.

They say books aimed at teaching kids about characteristics protected in the Equality Act – stories some parents have protested – would have helped them growing up.

The new home of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex has a rich royal history.

Visitor numbers are flat amid staff lay-offs at the UK's largest aquarium.

GCHQ confirms the office building in central London was used by intelligence officers for 66 years.

BBC Sport meets Efe Obada, the British NFL star who was abandoned on London's streets with his sister at the age of 10.

Consumer-focused stories nudge Brexit off several of Friday's newspaper front pages.

Tottenham's England full-back Danny Rose has "had enough" of football and says racism is not being punished strongly enough.