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The party say rising ticket and streaming prices mean many people are locked out of watching the best teams.

The BBC joins emergency services in Porte Alegre as they battle unprecedented flooding.

The Argentine leader tells the BBC that the "political caste" is bearing the brunt of his reforms.

There is no "instant solution" to the claim over the islands, President Javier Milei tells the BBC.

Brazil Iron calls itself a sustainable mining company. Local residents call its project a disaster.

In a referendum, Ecuadorians voted in favour of allowing the military to patrol the country’s streets.

The banking giant is set to take a billion-dollar loss by exiting Argentina after nearly 30 years.

Residents find it nearly impossible to buy mosquito repellent ahead of their worst-ever dengue season.

Jair Bolsonaro tells a massive rally of his supporters in São Paulo he is a victim of political persecution.

The home secretary is criticised for saying the ideal spouse is “someone who is always mildly sedated”.

Layla Moran says her relatives have no food, water and electricity as she fears escalating violence.

The group set up to drive home insulation and boiler upgrades is a casualty of the PM’s green rethink.

There is much speculation over what role Sir Keir may give his deputy leader Angela Rayner.

A deal could be struck within months - but sources say difficult areas of negotiation remain.

The amount the Foreign Office spends on sending children of diplomats to top private schools has increased.

Fifty MPs and peers from all major parties write to the energy secretary to demand a rethink.

The senior Tory will also step down as an MP at the next general election, he tells the Sunday Times.

The government says the move is needed to stop councils conducting their own foreign policy.

The former environment secretary says the government is getting it wrong on immigration and skills.

There are some short-term levers the government could pull but they all involve tough political choices.