Mobile phone loophole for filming drivers 'to be closed'

A legal loophole has allowed drivers who use mobiles to film or take photos to escape punishment.

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Help pours in for Chinese student who lived on 30 cents a day

The 24-year-old ate only rice and chillies in order to save money to help her ill brother.

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Suzi Taylor: Australia reality TV star 'extorted' Tinder date

Suzi Taylor arranged to meet the man before assaulting him and stealing money, police say.

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Trump switches permanent residence from New York to Florida

He said he had been "treated very badly" by local politicians - prompting one to reply: "Good riddance".

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Vince stars as England win T20 opener in New Zealand

James Vince's fluent half-century helps England begin their tour of New Zealand with a seven-wicket win in the first Twenty20.

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General election 2019: No 10 defends Brexit deal after Trump criticism

Downing Street says the UK will benefit from new trade deals after Brexit - despite jibes from the US.

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What if Juliet survived (and listened to an absolute tonne of Britney Spears) in Romeo and Juliet?

That's the starting point for a new musical using the gold-plated pop hits of Max Martin.

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All you need is mud: Japan’s new spin on rugby

If you sign up for tambo rugby in Japan, playing dirty isn’t a choice - it’s a promise.

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'People come for the selfies but won't pay $2 for pizza'

Pizzability became a viral hit but then the customers stopped coming.

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18 Shades of Black: The Indian women using fashion to challenge tradition

The 18 Shades of Black campaign was inspired by the reaction to women gaining entry to a holy shrine.

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On the inside of a hacking catastrophe

A massive data breach can cause chaos within a company and put IT staff under extreme stress.

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How I cleared my £20k debt

Jess racked up £20,000 of debt in just a couple of years. This is how she cleared it.

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Quiz of the week: Films Prince loved... and other posers

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

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Harry Potter: How one drag queen became 31 JK Rowling characters

Jaremi Carey, drag star Phi Phi O'Hara, spent October becoming some of JK Rowling's famous creations.

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The African Americans discovering Ghana

Ghana has declared 2019 the 'year of return' and is encouraging the African diaspora to visit the country, but why are some deciding to make it their new home?

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Orpington crash: One dead and 15 hurt as buses and car collide

Two buses and a car collided in south-east London at about 22:10 GMT, police say.

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Allergies: Teenagers needing hospital treatment up 65% in five years

There are calls for the government to introduce legislation on how schools should manage allergies.

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'End human rights abuse' in mental-health hospitals

Report reveals "terrible suffering" of people with autism or learning disabilities detained in hospitals.

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Climate change 'making mountaineering riskier'

Thinning ice and snow cover is leading to more rock-falls and landslides.

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Whirlpool 'silenced customers' amid tumble dryer fire scare

MPs criticise the maker's use of non-disclosure agreements and its response to tumble dryer fires.

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Brazil wildfires: Blaze advances across Pantanal wetlands

The area is one of the most biodiverse regions in the world, and a popular tourist destination.

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Maids for sale: How Silicon Valley enables online slave markets

Domestic workers have been illegally sold via Instagram and other apps on Google and Apple's stores.

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The Papers: Trump's 'derailing' words and voters' sign-up rush

Many of Thursday's front pages focus on the US president's "extraordinary" election intervention.

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Glossop community rallies to fix up pub regular's home

Carl Marshall lived for 28 years in an outhouse friends from the pub say was "unfit to live in".

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News Daily: Corbyn makes Labour's pitch and Twitter bans political ads

Your morning briefing for 31 October 2019.

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At least 46 dead in Pakistan train fire, police say

Many of the victims are thought to have died as they tried to jump off the burning train.

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California wildfires: Strong winds fan flames around Los Angeles

New fires have sprung up around Los Angeles as high winds sweep across Southern California.

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CIA-backed Afghan troops 'committed war crimes': report

Human Rights Watch reports that Afghan forces committed "extrajudicial killings" and other abuses.

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Rugby World Cup final: England name team to face South Africa

England head coach Eddie Jones has named his team for Saturday's Rugby World Cup final against South Africa.

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Brazil oil spill: Where has it come from?

Oil has washed up on 200 beaches but the cause of the spill is still unknown.

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How offensive outfits became the real horror of Halloween

From Killing Eve to fake news, here's how to stay PC this Halloween.

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How pianos became part of the furniture at UK railway stations

The story behind the increasing number of public pianos on Britain's station concourses.

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Celebrating artists who have experienced homelessness

One Festival of Homeless Arts features work by artists who are, or have been, homeless.

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My Money: 'I only paid 70p towards my dinner'

As part of a new BBC blog series, Eliza Hunt shares what she spent her money on this week.

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Could electric roads spark a green transport revolution?

Specially adapted trucks in Germany are being tested on electric roads.

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Instagram drives growth in pick-your-own pumpkin farms

With Halloween upon us, a growing number of people are picking pumpkins directly from farms.

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Car industry gloom as UK production falls further

Output fell in September capping a 15-month period of decline, an industry body says.

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Spiders inspire double-sided sticky tape to heal wounds

The tape could help surgeons bind tissues together when stitching is difficult, scientists say.

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Hotline for prisoners' families 'not being answered' - report

People worried about family members in jail say an emergency phone line just went to an answering machine.

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Shuri Castle: Fire engulfs world heritage site in Japan

Shuri Castle, in Okinawa, was built 500 years ago in the Ryukyu Dynasty and is a World Heritage Site.

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Essex lorry deaths: The deadly people smuggling trail leading to France

France is seen as a bottleneck in the smugglers' network and a springboard to London.

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Bronze Age monument discovered in Forest of Dean

The previously unknown site was found after a laser survey of woodland in the Forest of Dean.

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Banksy: Behind-the-scenes photos 'show artist at work'

A book from Banksy's former agent contains photos said to be of the artist - but none show his face.

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John Bolton summoned to Trump impeachment inquiry

He likened an alleged White House proposal to Ukraine to a "drug deal", witness testimony says.

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Canadian province to introduce 'values test' for immigrants

An example question would be: "In Quebec, men and women have the same rights, true or false?"

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Breastfeeding suites increasing in popularity in the US

Private breastfeeding spaces are increasing in the US, including in train stations and supermarkets.

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Australia's 'backpacker tax' ruled invalid by court

Working holiday-makers from eight nations, including the UK, may be owed compensation.

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Australian wildfire: Hundreds of koalas feared dead

"It's a national tragedy," says one worker from a koala hospital in New South Wales, Australia.

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Turkey-Syria: 'The heart of my family has died'

Some refugees say they are being deported from Turkey back to Syria, which Ankara denies.

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Michelle Obama on white flight: 'Y'all were running from us'

The former US first lady says race and lack of understanding of migrants still divides the US and world.

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News Daily: General election and Brexit economic impact

Your morning briefing for 30 October 2019.

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Trump impeachment: Democrats unveil resolution for next steps

A resolution lays out how the House will take the inquiry against the president into a public phase.

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Brexit: General election fight 'will be tough', PM says

Fighting talk from the PM as rival Jeremy Corbyn says the poll is a "once-in-generation" opportunity.

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WhatsApp sues Israeli firm over phone hacking claims

Facebook-owned WhatsApp alleges NSO Group was behind a cyber-attack on phones and messages.

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University appoints history of slavery professor

One of Olivette Otele's first tasks is to look at Bristol's role in the transatlantic slave trade.

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Peanut-allergy therapy 'protection not a cure'

Immunotherapy works by suppressing the allergic response, rather than curing it, a study suggests.

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Grenfell Tower fire report 'gives victims the truth', says PM

A new report will be published later on the fire in west London in 2017 which killed 72 people.

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How Algerians who fought for France faced persecution

When Algeria won independence from France in 1962, thousands of "Harkis" who had fought for the French, faced brutal persecution.

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Peugeot owner 'in merger talks with Fiat Chrysler'

Reports suggest the carmakers are exploring a tie-up to create a near $50bn US-Europe auto giant.

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Muslim speed dating: Three minutes to find a soulmate who shares your faith

Young Muslims in London are trying out speed dating as a way to meet a partner who shares their faith.

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Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon ordered by HBO

News of the prequel House of the Dragon comes after another, starring Naomi Watts, was reportedly axed.

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Netflix founder: 'Learn when to get out of the way'

You need to learn "when to get out of the way" as a start-up CEO, says Netflix founder Marc Randolph.

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The man behind the Inktober viral drawing challenge

Artist Jake Parker just wanted to improve his sketches. It snowballed into a global challenge.

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Student housing told to fix 'awful' problems

The universities minister holds a summit over failures in student accommodation.

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Brexit deal means ‘£70bn hit a year to UK by 2029'

The UK economy will be 3.5% smaller than if it had stayed in the EU, claims a new study.

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Missing woman search end a 'relief and curse'

No items connected to Leah Croucher were found in a lake during a two-week search, police say.

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Asthma carbon footprint 'as big as eating meat'

Seven in every 10 inhalers prescribed in England contain propellants harmful to the environment, researchers say.

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Gatwick trial cuts plane boarding time by 10%

The airport operator is experimenting with new sequences to get passengers on planes quicker.

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Rugby World Cup: England fined for crossing halfway line before New Zealand match

England are fined a four-figure sum for crossing the halfway line as they lined up in a V formation to face the haka before their Rugby World Cup semi-final match against New Zealand.

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Hong Kong's leader issues fresh recession warning

Ms Lam says the economy is likely to have contracted as long-running protests continue.

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Queensland shark attack: Two British men injured at tourist spot

The pair suffered leg and foot wounds in the attack at a popular tourist region in Queensland.

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Grenfell Tower fire: 'Systematic failures' in fire brigade's response

A fire brigade's response to the deadly blaze in a west London tower block is condemned in a report.

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Why passwords don't work, and what will replace them

Passwords can be insecure, easy to lose and easier to forget, so can new tech protect us?

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Council tenant: 'Cockroaches bit my baby's face'

Residents in a 1960s block surrounded by redevelopment say they are "being left to rot" by Barnet Council.

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Baghdadi death: What now for IS?

Can the ultra-violent IS group survive the death of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi?

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REM look back on Monster: 'We did not want to become the dancing monkey'

REM look back on their most challenging and divisive record, Monster, as it turns 25.

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Indian toddler stuck in borewell dies despite major rescue efforts

Two-year old Sujith fell into the well on Friday and was found dead despite a major rescue effort.

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Pressure on Ibiza's sustainability: Is the party over?

The environmental impact on the Spanish island best known for its nightlife.

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Ethiopia's 900-year-old Shonke village on a mountain

Residents say they prefer their traditional stone-built homes to Ethiopia's "shining cities".

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Internet 'father' Vint Cerf on future challenges ahead for the web

As the Internet marks 50 years, its co-founder Vint Cerf, tells of his concerns for the future.

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How to be disabled and eco-friendly

A disabled green enthusiast shares how she builds eco-friendliness into her life even though it is often a less accessible option for her.

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'We're not moving' - when reserving a train seat goes wrong

The current system rewards 'being a jerk', says a pregnant woman who recently had her seat taken.

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Picture power: Masked protest in Hong Kong

Photographer Lauren Crothers talks about her portraits of protesters on the streets of Hong Kong.

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Black History Month: 'I had to defend myself against racists'

Dudley Simms became a karate world champion at 64 after taking the sport up to defend himself.

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Grenfell Tower inquiry: ‘The boxing gym was our home’

As part one of the inquiry into Grenfell Tower is published, boxers who trained there have their say.

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Brexit: What happened on Monday?

Confused about whether a general election is coming? We explain what went on in Parliament on Monday.

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Trump impeachment: Democrats plan first formal vote

Nancy Pelosi says it will "ensure transparency", but the White House calls the process "shady".

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Boston College student's girlfriend charged over his suicide

Inyoung You is accused of being abusive towards Alexander Urtula, who died on his graduation day.

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Brain illness spread by ticks has reached UK

Public Health England says it has found tick-borne encephalitis virus in ticks in the UK for the first time.

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Pupil background 'should be part of league tables'

Ethnicity, free school meals and special needs should be factored in, Bristol University research says.

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Narcissists 'horrible people but happy'

They might be shameless attention-seekers but narcissists are also likely to be happier people.

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The Papers: Election row and daily pills 'tackle depression'

The PM's latest bid at securing a December election dominates Tuesday's front pages.

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'Enjoy the third place play-off' - England's Jones responds to Gatland remark

Eddie Jones takes a swipe at Wales coach Warren Gatland, who questioned if England had already played their "World Cup final".

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Molly Russell: Instagram extends self-harm ban to drawings

The father of a teenager who killed herself after viewing graphic images says the app needs to act.

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Rugby World Cup: 'England could be at start of something great' - Matt Dawson column

This is not just about England possibly becoming world champions, this could be the beginning of a legacy, writes World Cup winner Matt Dawson.

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News Daily: Brexit delay decision and IS leader's death

Your morning briefing for 28 October 2019.

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MPs to vote on Boris Johnson's 12 December election call

MPs will vote on whether to back an election while EU ambassadors meet to agree on a Brexit delay.

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Essex lorry deaths: Man due in court over 39 deaths

Maurice Robinson to appear at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court charged with 39 counts of manslaughter.

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Katie Hill: US congresswoman resigns amid affair allegations

Congresswoman Katie Hill denies allegations she had an affair with a Capitol Hill aide.

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Rescuers try to save two-year-old boy stuck in well

Two-year old Sujith fell into the abandoned well on Friday and rescuers are racing against time.

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Argentina election: Centre-left Alberto Fernández wins presidency

Centre-left Alberto Fernández defeats incumbent Mauricio Macri in a vote dominated by the economy.

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My doctor flew off when cosmetic surgery went wrong

Surgeons who fly in from abroad are leaving patients exposed if complications arise, the BBC finds.

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Meet the people of Tamba

Giovanni Hänninen says the portraits he shot in Tambacounda, Senegal "represent everyone's history".

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Moneta Sleet: The great black photographer you've never heard of

It's 50 years since Moneta Sleet became the first African American to win a Pulitzer for journalism.

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Mystery of the skeleton hijacked by Nazis and Soviets

The identity of a 10th-Century skeleton fascinates experts - but was exploited by invaders.

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Prince's memoir: Seven things we learned

Prince's collaborator reveals the pop star's favourite films, his aspirations and his first kiss.

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A sweet idea that created a $40m business

How Tara Bosch set up and grew low-sugar sweets company Smart Sweets.

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Brexit: Will the Falkland Islands wildlife suffer?

Conservationists in the Falkland Islands are concerned by the impact of Brexit on the environment.

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Singapore: The artist cutting off the head of a British colonialist

One Singaporean artist is questioning his country's admiration for Sir Stamford Raffles.

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Avatars: Are we ready for our digital twins?

When we think of avatars, we imagine a blue film character. But now they're being used very differently.

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Frozen eggs storage 10-year limit 'should be changed'

The current 10-year limit is frustrating women who want to delay parenthood, experts say.

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EY: Gold, drug money and a major auditor's 'cover-up'

Accounting firm EY did not report suspect gold sales linked to drug smuggling, an investigation finds.

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MPs demand action over rise in online bank crashes

Report says more regulation and a levy on firms may be needed to protect customers from IT failures.

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The Papers: IS chief dead and winter UK election likely

Monday's papers focus on Donald Trump's announcement and predict a pre-Christmas UK poll.

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What Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's death means for IS

The Islamic State group leader killed himself during a raid by US commandos in Syria, the US says.

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Rugby World Cup semi-final: Wales 16-19 South Africa

Wales fall agonisingly short of a first Rugby World Cup final as Handre Pollard's 76th-minute penalty hands the Springboks victory.

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Brexit negotiators removed 'adequate' from worker rights plan

Worker rights: UK negotiators remove “adequate” from employment and environmental standards enforcement.

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Scottish FA considers ban on children heading balls after dementia study

It follows a study which found that former players are three and half times more like to die of dementia.

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Kurt Cobain cardigan sells at auction for $334,000

The olive-green button-up - complete with cigarette burn - has not been washed since Cobain wore it.

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Brexit election: Government rejects Lib Dem-SNP poll bid

Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly says the government put forward its poll proposal first.

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Roads and rail hit by flooding across Wales on Sunday

Travel continues to be affected by flooded roads and rail lines following two days of heavy rain.

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The fireman who's fighting stammer stigma

Peter Bradley discusses the daily struggle of living with a stammer.

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Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi: US 'conducts operation against IS chief' - US media

Reports come as the White House says President Donald Trump will make a "major statement" on Sunday.

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Essex lorry deaths: Anguish in Vietnam for families of missing

Services for missing relatives, including a 19-year-old woman, are held after 39 bodies were found.

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Chile protests: President sacks whole cabinet after protests

President Piñera lifts overnight curfews after praising a huge peaceful demonstration in Santiago.

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Archbishop Welby warns MPs to avoid 'dangerous' language

Justin Welby said it was "extraordinarily dangerous" for MPs to make careless comments.

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Jane Fonda 'inspired by Greta Thunberg'

Actress Jane Fonda was arrested alongside fellow actor Ted Danson at a climate protest.

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Blaenavon: 'I hallucinated a Christmas number one with Kanye'

Ben Gregory, the frontman of acclaimed indie band Blaenavon, speaks about his mental health issues.

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Why some some job interviews are downright weird

Why many firms are terrible at teaching their staff how to interview job candidates.

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Syrian Kurds: 'The world has closed its eyes on us'

Syrian Kurds lament what they view as a betrayal over their US ally pulling out from the north.

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Libya in chaos as endless war rumbles on

For years competing militias, rival governments and foreign players have been battling for control.

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Seven Worlds, One Planet: Meet the stars of the new David Attenborough series

And yes, some of these guys will no doubt meet a horrible end in the BBC's new nature documentary.

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How 'horror smells' and 'care smells' are being used to manipulate emotions

From scaring to caring - how the smells used at theme parks are also helping patients with dementia.

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Your pictures on the theme of 'after dark'

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "after dark".

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Why life on Scotland's islands makes us happy

Three people explain the lure of island life as a study highlights the sense of wellbeing on Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles.

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'The selfie that revealed I was a stolen baby'

Aged 17, Miché Solomon discovered she had two mothers - one real, one false.

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Juliet Club: 'I help answer the world's love letters'

The people who spend time writing words of comfort and advice to love-struck people.

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Sinéad Burke: Clothes are my armour

From a viral Ted Talk to being on the cover of British Vogue, here's why Sinéad Burke is a big deal.

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Japan floods: Death toll reaches 10 after heavy rain and landlsides

Torrential rain and mudslides have hit parts of Japan just weeks after Typhoon Hagbis left almost 80 dead.

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Doubts grow over UK environment protection post-Brexit

Concerns have been raised ahead of the Environment Bill which will be debated in Parliament on Monday.

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England 19-7 New Zealand: Eddie Jones' side beat All Blacks to reach World Cup final

England beat two-time defending champions New Zealand and reach the World Cup final for the first time in 12 years.

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Hull North Labour MP Diana Johnson wins deselection battle

Diana Johnson was the first MP to face a reselection battle under new Labour rules.

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DUP conference: Arlene Foster to reaffirm opposition to Brexit deal

Brexit high on the agenda as DUP members gather in Belfast for their annual party conference.

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The tragedy that stunned football

On 27 October 2018, a helicopter carrying Leicester's owner crashed outside the team's stadium. Four firefighters recall a night that stunned football.

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More than 900,000 over-50s work nights, TUC says

A new report finds the number of people working through the night is at its highest since 2005.

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Essex lorry deaths: Police question four suspects

The bodies of eight women and 31 men were found in a lorry trailer in an industrial park in Grays.

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Pentagon chooses Microsoft over Amazon for $10bn 'Jedi' contract

Microsoft is awarded the lucrative "Jedi" deal following a heavily-scrutinised bidding process.

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California wildfires: Millions warned of possible power cut

An electricity firm says it may have to cut power amid forecasts of a "historic wind event".

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Milton Keynes house party stabbings: Second man charged with murder

Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice, both 17, died after being attacked at a birthday party.

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James Arthur: Foals are right, I'm a pesky X Factor type

The Middlesbrough singer on a new album, his mental health and his chart battle with Foals.

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Islamic State group: Will chaos in Syria allow IS to re-emerge?

Thousands of jihadists held in Kurdish-run detention centres pose a ticking time bomb for the West.

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Viewpoint: What the ancient Greeks can teach us about Greta Thunberg trolls

Online abuse of women may seem like a modern issue, but these tactics go back millennia.

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Week in Pictures: 19 - 25 October 2019

A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.

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The fighter who was knocked out in five seconds: What happened next?

Millions saw mixed martial artist Ben Askren beaten in record time. But how did he recover?

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Depop: Can pre-loved clothes make fast fashion sustainable?

How young people are combating the environmental costs of fast fashion with bedroom-based business.

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The make-up artist who's gone on the school run as Freddy Krueger

Make-up artist Rachael Whiting says creating the ghoulish looks also helps her deal with her anxiety.

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Lyubov Sobol: Meet Russia's invisible influencer

The story of Lyubov Sobol who sparked some of Russia's biggest anti-government protests in a decade.

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How coastal erosion destroyed a Ghanaian village

Sea erosion continues to wreak havoc along West Africa's shoreline, threatening communities.

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Dementia: New Alzheimer's drug 'could slow rate at which disease progresses'

Scientists believe they could be on the cusp of a breakthrough, after a drugs firm said it had the first treatment of its kind for Alzheimer's.

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Essex lorry deaths: The Vietnamese risking it all to get to the UK

At a migrant camp in France, a group of Vietnamese await the final leg of their dangerous journey.

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Iraq protests: 40 dead as mass unrest descends into violence

Half of the 40 victims reportedly died trying to storm government and militia offices.

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Kincade fire: Thousands evacuated as California wildfire rages

The Kincade fire has already engulfed 10,000 acres of the state as it rages through wine country.

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Wales v South Africa: Jonathan Davies is fit, Leigh Halfpenny replaces Liam Williams

Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny replaces Liam Williams for Sunday's World Cup semi-final against South Africa while centre Jonathan Davies has been selected.

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Lion Air plane crash: 'I lost my only son, I'm not satisfied with the final report'

The parents of a Lion Air Flight 610 victim have mixed feelings about the final investigation report.

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Essex lorry deaths: Post mortem examinations to start on 39 bodies

Police continue to question the driver on suspicion of murdering the eight women and 31 men.

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'World-class' surf lake opens near Bristol

The creators of the complex say it is powered 100% by renewable energy.

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Stalkerware: The software that spies on your partner

Experts warn of a rise in a type of software commonly used by abusive partners to spy on phones.

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The basketball champions' rings with 640 diamonds

The Toronto Raptors received the biggest rings in championship history after winning the NBA.

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'I grew up in a Victorian workhouse'

The woman who spent years living in an institution designed to force the poor to work.

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A champion and a statesman - 20 years on, the tragic loss of Payne Stewart

On 25 October 1999, US Open champion Payne Stewart's plane plunged from the sky. This is the story of one of golf's most magnetic figures.

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Wheels of fortune? A new age for electric motors

Better electric motors will lead to cars that can go further, faster and even sideways.

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Why Terminator: Dark Fate is sending a shudder through AI labs

There are genuine risks associated with AI - but the Terminator scenario isn't one of them.

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Trump impeachment: The most dramatic week yet

From Republican protests to a damning testimony, the BBC's Anthony Zurcher breaks down the week.

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National Wildlife Property Repository: The people who take care of dead animals

There are millions of creatures, flora and fauna stored at the National Wildlife Property Repository in Colorado

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Quiz of the week: How big was Google's Quantum Leap?

Have you been paying attention to what's been going on during the past seven days?

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In pictures: Blooming Britain

Five communities competing for the Champion of Champions category at the RHS Britain in Bloom awards.

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Steven thinks fencing helps people affected by knife crime

Steven, who is Christian and a fencing instructor, believes the sport can help communities affected by knife crime.

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Universal credit: MPs call for action on women driven to 'survival sex'

Some women are being driven to sex work because of problems with universal credit, MPs say.

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Brexit: EU to consider extension as MPs mull election

Ambassadors will discuss what length of delay to offer as MPs consider the PM's early election call.

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Invasive species: MPs call for a million people's help

Train citizens to stop "outbreaks" of non-native species in the UK, a committee urges ministers.

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Transgender people treated ‘inhumanely’ online

A study identified one-and-a-half-million abusive comments posted over a three-and-a-half year period.

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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare arrives amid China controversy

The latest Call Of Duty game arrives following calls to boycott Activision Blizzard's titles.

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Overhaul exclusions to beat knife crime, say MPs

Too many excluded school pupils get only a couple of hours teaching each day, says their report.

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Vaccine reminder system 'inconsistent', report concludes

A National Audit Office report investigated the reasons for falling pre-school vaccine uptake.

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Nusrat Jahan Rafi: Death penalty for 16 who set student on fire

The killing shocked Bangladesh and led to a series of protests demanding justice for Nusrat.

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New Zealand bring in Scott Barrett for England World Cup semi-final

New Zealand spring a surprise by dropping flanker Sam Cane and picking Scott Barrett for Saturday's World Cup semi-final against England.

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News Daily: Essex lorry deaths latest and No 10 denies Brexit split

Your morning briefing for 24 October 2019.

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Rose McGowan sues Weinstein over 'silencing attempts'

The actress files a lawsuit alleging Harvey Weinstein and his team conspired to discredit her.

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Indian 'tiger poacher who ate sloth bear penises' arrested

Indian police hail the arrest of a man wanted for tiger and bear poaching after a years-long chase.

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Essex lorry deaths: Police continue to question lorry driver

Police carry out raids on two houses and target "organised crime groups" who may have played a part.

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Brexit: No 10 denies government is split over pre-Christmas election

There are reports of splits over whether to call for an election or focus on getting a deal approved.

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The 'peasant' binge drinker who went viral - and what it says about modern China

Liu Shichao is famous for his online stunts - but what does his dangerous drinking tell us about China?

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The Lost Boys: How two towns cope with the impact of suicide

The families of young men who took their lives talk about the impact - and the ways they are trying to help others.

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Butt lift surgery: 'Why I'm getting rid of my implants'

Sophie Elise had surgery to make her bum bigger five years ago. Now she's getting them removed.

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Uluru ban: What do locals think of the final rush to climb?

Tourists are scrambling to climb Australia's rock before it is closed to respect Aboriginal wishes.

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Tensions highlight the importance of global trade

High profile trade rows simply underline the value and importance to us all of global trade.

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Rick Astley: Inside the home studio where he masterminded his comeback

The star invites into the cosy room where he's made two top 10 albums.

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Inside Bosnia’s 'nightmare' camp for migrants trying to enter the EU

Aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian disaster in Bosnia, with people facing a winter without proper accommodation.

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Leonardo da Vinci five centuries on: Louvre in Paris opens long-awaited exhibition

An exhibition at the Louvre museum in Paris promises to expose more than meets the naked eye.

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Turkey Syria offensive: Kurdish girl loses her leg to Turkish bomb

The impact of a Turkish bomb on a young Kurdish girl. The blast took her leg and also killed her brother.

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Raja Meziane: Algerian unsigned singer becomes sound of revolution

In an emotional interview, Raja Meziane recounts how exile from Algeria led to unexpected success.

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Art starts conversations about being a black, Muslim woman

Buki wants her art to start conversations about what it’s like to be a black, Muslim woman living in the UK.

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From the Olympics to a climate change activist

Rok Rozman competed at the 2008 Summer Olympics. Now he has kayaked across six countries to help defend rivers against dams.

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How many migrants die entering the UK?

A number of people have been found dead in lorries or containers in the UK.

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Zoe Ball's Radio 2 show loses 364,000 listeners

The Radio 2 breakfast show host sees audience drop for a third consecutive quarter.

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High Street woes mount as '85,000 jobs lost'

The British Retail Consortium calls for political action as it estimates the scale of job cuts.

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Long-term prisoners 'should be allowed student loans'

Allowing more inmates to borrow for degrees would cut reoffending rates, a report says.

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Hong Kong formally scraps extradition bill that sparked protests

The extradition bill is formally withdrawn by the legislature but the move is unlikely to quell unrest.

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'No advantage in spying' says defence coach as England v New Zealand expectation builds

Speaking before the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand, England defence coach John Mitchell says he "doesn't see any advantage" in opponents spying.

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We are showing full commitment, says Pochettino after Spurs thump Red Star

Mauricio Pochettino says Tottenham's 5-0 win over Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League helped restore confidence to his side after a mixed start to the season.

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News Daily: Brexit bill paused and blood pressure pills 'best at bedtime'

Your morning briefing for 23 October 2019.

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Trapped in Tripoli: The people stuck in Libya’s civil war

Survivors of a deadly air strike on a migrant detention centre in July tell the BBC they feel abandoned by the United Nations, and are desperate to escape Libya.

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Sex abuse compensation rules 'must change'

Victims with unspent criminal convictions are among those denied payouts, an MPs' report says.

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Brexit: PM to push for election if EU offers longer delay

It comes as Boris Johnson "pauses" his Brexit bill after MPs reject his fast-track Commons timetable.

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Letter from Africa: How not to mangle African sports stars' names

A guide to pronouncing the names of West Africa's sporting successes.

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Sourav Ganguly: Can former India captain score big as cricket chief?

The former captain takes over BCCI, India's cricket board, kicking off a new chapter in its history.

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Turkey: Which countries export arms to Turkey?

Some European countries have suspended arms sales to Turkey, so where does it gets its weapons?

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Buttmizvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that’s held in London

Buttmizvah is a Jewish, Queer club night that’s held in London. Ben combines both his faith and queer identity as he dances – he even brings his mum!

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The inclusive run club 'taking over the streets'

Beni Run Club is a space for people from cultures where running might not be encouraged as much.

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Should children with type 2 diabetes be offered a gastric band?

More UK children are getting type 2 diabetes. Will we follow the US and offer them gastric surgery?

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What prohibition's failure means for the legalisation of cannabis

Banning alcohol inadvertently created one of the most successful black markets in the world.

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High Street: How many UK shops have closed?

Many retailers have announced store closures and job losses.

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Amy Webb: Three things women need to know about for 2030

Amy Webb is a renowned futurist - she looks back at the past and scours data to figure out what might be round the corner.

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Poor toilet hygiene behind E. coli superbug spread

Not washing hands after going to the toilet is behind the spread of a key strain of E. coli.

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'Sex work paid my student bills. Now I regret it'

A growing number of students sell intimate pictures online or more to pay for university life, a survey says.

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Katie Price, Lauren Goodger and Georgia Harrison Instagram posts banned

Advertising watchdog bans weight loss posts by Katie Price, Lauren Goodger and Georgia Harrison.

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Universities 'oblivious' to campus racial abuse

With about a quarter of minority students affected, universities must tackle harassment, a report says.

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Babies born at 22 weeks 'can now survive'

Guidance says improvements in care mean extremely premature babies now have a better survival chance.

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Britons killed abroad: UK support 'patchy' for grieving families

Support for families of British people murdered abroad can be "patchy and inadequate", a report says.

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Blood pressure pills 'work better at bedtime'

Evening doses gives more protection against heart attacks and strokes, a study suggests.

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Justin Trudeau: The good news - and bad - for Canada's PM

Justin Trudeau is still PM but he lost both his majority and - by a slight margin - the popular vote.

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Man, 83, dies after three pensioners attacked at woods

Police say the victims were seriously assaulted at Birkenhall Woods in New Elgin.

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Workers evacuated from North Sea platform off Shetland

More than 100 personnel were taken off by helicopter following a subsea structural inspection.

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Chris the sheep: Merino with famously overgrown fleece dies

Chris the sheep's mammoth coat won him fans globally in 2015 after he was spotted in the wild.

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News Daily: PM's Brexit push and Harry Dunn suspect questioned

Your morning briefing for 22 October 2019.

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Naruhito: Japan's emperor formally proclaims ascension to throne

Hundreds of foreign dignitaries have flown in to Japan to attend the elaborate ceremony.

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Canadian election: Trudeau's Liberals 'retain power'

Despite a bumpy first term, Justin Trudeau has earned a second, narrow election win, says CBC News.

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Brexit: Johnson in last push to get deal through

MPs are to vote on whether to back the prime minister's Withdrawal Agreement Bill.

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Ageing prison population 'sees officers working as carers'

The oldest prisoner in a jail in England or Wales was aged 104, figures from this summer showed.

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Harry Dunn crash: Police to fly to US to interview suspect

British detectives will fly to the US to question Anne Sacoolas over the 19-year-old's death.

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Eating disorders: Over-65s unable to access some clinics

Over-65s with eating disorders are being prevented from accessing specialist clinics.

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Do today's global protests have anything in common?

People are protesting around the world, from Lebanon to Chile. What do they have in common?

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Viewpoint: Let's not wait any longer for the male pill

Blurring of traditional gender roles could finally mean that the male pill is on the horizon.

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The race to build a flying electric taxi

More than a hundred companies are working on electric aircraft designed to zip in and out of cities.

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What are the UK's laws on abortion?

MPs in London voted for abortion laws to be changed in Northern Ireland.

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How space affects women and men differently

BBC Radio 5 Live speaks to a space gynaecologist about the impact of space travel on female astronauts.

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The rapper from Croydon who caught Jay-Z's eye

Rapman talks about being discovered by one of the richest artists in the music industry and how he became a film director.

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Gurpreet, who is Sikh, was trolled for bodyweight workouts

When Gurpreet started posting her workouts on Instagram she was trolled by people who said it wasn’t the sort of thing Sikh women should be doing.

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The Kenyan ghostwriters doing 'lazy' Western students' work

University students in Europe and the US are paying Kenyans to do their academic work for them.

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Streetwise: Capturing iconic moments of daily life

A selection of images from the Magnum Photos on street life throughout the world.

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'Ask about sexual orientation to improve LGBT inequalities'

Hospitals and care homes should be fined if they do not ask about sexual orientation, MPs say.

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Thomas Cook used its auditors to justify £5m bonus

The bonus, paid to former boss Manny Fontenla-Novoa, followed a heavily-criticised merger.

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Green number plates planned for electric cars

The plan means it will be easier to offer incentives such as cheaper parking for zero-emission cars.

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Three generations under one roof to beat the housing crisis

Could moving three generations of the same family into a specially-adapted home be a solution to the UK's housing crisis?

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Milton Keynes stabbings: Tributes to victims of 'senseless' killings

The 17-year-olds killed in Milton Keynes are named locally as Dom Ansah and Ben Gillham-Rice.

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NI politicians return in bid to stop abortion reform

Stormont is to sit for the first time in nearly three years but some are calling it a "pantomime".

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Haringey v Yeovil: Two men arrested in Somerset after reports of racial abuse

Two men are arrested by police investigating reports of racist abuse during Saturday's FA Cup match between Haringey Borough and Yeovil Town.

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'I lost £4,000 in a call centre scam'

Indian police have shut two call centres and arrest seven people suspected of involvement in the scam.

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News Daily: PM's Brexit vote push and Prince Harry interview

Your morning briefing for 21 October 2019.

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Pacer trains: Politicians call for passenger compensation

Senior politicians say rail firm Northern should reduce fares for passengers using Pacer trains.

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Air pollution 'triggers hundreds more heart attacks and strokes'

People also suffer more strokes and asthma attacks on days when air quality is poor, academics say.

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Australian newspapers black out front pages in 'secrecy' protest

The nation's biggest media rivals unite to protest against what they say is government secrecy.

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Katherine Ryan's boyfriend saves Netflix scripts during burglary

The comedian says her boyfriend "wrestled back" her laptop containing scripts for a Netflix series.

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Brexit: No 10 to push again for vote on Boris Johnson's deal

Boris Johnson wants "a straight up-and-down vote" as the Commons returns to action two days after its rare Saturday session.

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Sri Lanka bombings: Forgiving and fighting to recover

Six months after one of the world's worst recent terror attacks, this town is fighting to recover.

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Sisters who grew up in different countries in tearful reunion

Akira and her younger sister Charntay were separated 15 years ago by the care system.

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Playing Scottish bagpipes in Bolton to honour my Hindu guru

For Darshil, playing the bagpipes is the perfect way to honour the teachings of his Hindu guru.

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Black hole scientist Dr Katie Bouman on trolling and teamwork

Dr Katie Bouman's photo of the moment she saw her first black hole image went viral - but it wasn't all good.

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Fire chickens and sea pigs: The artist bringing Chinese words to life

Frankie Huang translates the literal names of Chinese animals into whimsical works of art.

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My security software was a scam that cost me £4,000

Doug Varey was offered security software which turned out to be a frightening and costly scam.

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Court asked to consider if PM's Brexit delay tactic is lawful

Scottish judges will consider whether he tried to "frustrate" the Benn Act by sending two letters to the EU.

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Cancer research: Scientists seek clues to how disease 'is born'

Cancer researchers from the UK and US are teaming up to search for the very earliest signs of cancer.

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Chile protests: Five dead after looters torch garment factory

Five people die after a factory is set ablaze by looters amid days of violent protests.

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Lebanon protests: Mass revolt continues as PM 'agrees reforms'

The country is in the grips of the largest anti-government demonstrations in years.

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Brexit date downplayed in government advertising shift

The government changes the wording on its Get Ready for Brexit website after Saturday's vote.

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Top fund manager forced to resign after BBC investigation

Mark Denning, who managed billions of dollars of investors' money, broke investment rules, the BBC finds.

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US troops leaving Syria will go to Iraq, says Pentagon chief

The withdrawal of US forces paved the way for a Turkish military offensive against Kurdish fighters.

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Trump 'considers himself in hospitality business'

The chief of staff spoke after the US president dropped plans to host next year's G7 summit at his resort.

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Harley Davidson signed by Pope fetches £42,000 in Stafford

The proceeds from the sale of the custom Harley Davidson will go to charity.

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Cranborne Chase first entire AONB to be dark sky reserve

The night sky above parts of Wiltshire, Dorset, Hampshire and Somerset is granted the protection.

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Alfredo Morelos: Hearts investigate claims of racism towards Rangers striker

Hearts open an investigation after claims Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos was racially abused in Sunday's Scottish Premiership draw at Tynecastle.

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Madrid taken over by hundreds of sheep for annual festival

More than 2,000 animals parade through the Spanish capital for a traditional festival.

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Leeds v Birmingham: Police arrest 11 during trouble at game

Birmingham City fans clashed with police and stewards inside Elland Road at the final whistle.

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Thirty mummies in wooden coffins found in Egypt

In the largest haul of its kind in over a century, thirty mummies have been unearthed in Egypt.

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Hong Kong: Petrol bombs tossed at police in latest protest

Thousands take part in a banned march that turns violent as hardcore protesters clash with police.

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Europe's papers weigh prospects for Brexit deal

Papers agree: 'Just when you think it cannot get any crazier...'

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Two teenagers dead after Milton Keynes stabbing

Two 17-year-old boys die after being stabbed in Milton Keynes, Thames Valley Police say.

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UK will leave EU this month, Gove says

Cabinet minister Michael Gove insists UK will leave EU by 31 October, despite government letter asking for extension

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Qantas completes test of longest non-stop passenger flight

The New York to Sydney flight is part of research on how ultra-long haul journeys affect our bodies.

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Trump abandons plan to host G7 summit at his Miami golf course after criticism

The plan to use one of the president's resorts in Florida sparked bipartisan criticism.

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Paul Gascoigne describes 'year of hell' before trial

The ex-England footballer tells the Sunday Mirror of his relief at being cleared of sexual assault.

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Brazil environment: Clean-up on beaches affected by oil spill

Thousands of people work to remove oil and tar from beaches as source of spill remains unclear.

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Your pictures on the theme of 'lunchtime'

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "lunchtime".

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Women aren't allowed to be ordained as monks in Thailand

Women aren't allowed to be ordained as monks in Thailand - but that didn't stop these women

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This Country: 'Everyone knows a Kerry and Kurtan'

Charlie and Daisy-May Cooper reveal what's to come in the third series of This Country

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Dorset grasstrack champion chases dad's record of wins

Josh Goodwin hopes to win the 500cc sidecar title at the British Grasstrack Championships in memory of his dad.

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Brexit sparks boom in applications for politics courses

Brexit may be driving many to distraction - but it is boom time for university politics departments.

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Glasgow 'Love Rally' for those who have experienced care

The march in Glasgow was a show of support for those who have grown up in the care system.

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Sheffield trainer festival: Rare vintage shoes on show

Work by renovators and people who hand-paint artwork on to the shoes was also on display.

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Brexit deal: Did your MP vote for the Letwin amendment?

Find out if your MP voted for a proposal to withhold Commons approval to the Brexit deal until it becomes law.

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Boris Johnson: 'I will not negotiate a delay with the EU'

Boris Johnson says he is not compelled to ask for a delay to Brexit, despite Letwin amendment vote.

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Turkey's Erdogan vows to 'crush heads' of Kurdish fighters

The Turkish president says Kurdish-led forces must withdraw under the terms of a temporary truce.

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MPs back Brexit deal delay

UK PM Boris Johnson says he will put bill on deal to leave EU to MPs next week, in attempt to avoid delay

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Mule dressage under threat from international body

Christie Mclean is taking on the international body to ensure mules like Wallace are allowed to compete.

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People's Vote march: Thousands gather for 'final say' Brexit protest

Protesters calling for another referendum march on Westminster as MPs debate the PM's new deal.

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Libor rigging inquiry shut down by Serious Fraud Office

The Serious Fraud Office unexpectedly closes an investigation into interest rate fraud.

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Leicester City helicopter crash: Walk to honour victims

The tribute will mark the first anniversary of the crash outside the Premier League club's stadium.

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'Happy to Chat' benches: The woman getting strangers to talk

"Happy to Chat" signs have been appearing on park benches across the UK - and now the world.

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Chile protests: Unrest in Santiago over metro fare increase

Protests sparked by a metro fare increase turn violent and spread across Santiago.

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Cambridge University don readmitted after sexual harassment

Ex-students say they are "staggered" the languages professor has been readmitted to Trinity Hall.

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Brexit: MPs set for knife-edge vote on Boris Johnson's deal

Boris Johnson urges MPs to back his deal ahead of what looks to be an incredibly close vote in the Commons.

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European SolO probe ready to take on audacious mission

A UK-assembled European spacecraft aims to take the closest ever pictures and movies of the Sun.

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Horses, handshakes and bad edits: The dos and don’ts of political photo-ops

After Kim Jong-un is pictured on horseback, here's how other world leaders have utilised the cameras.

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Nasa Mars 2020 Mission's MiMi Aung on women in space

At 16, MiMi Aung travelled alone to the US for an education. Now she's a project lead on Nasa's Mars mission.

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Being a swing in The Lion King

Swing Debôrah Godchaser takes us behind the scenes as the show celebrates 20 years in London's West End.

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Brexit: Europe’s leaders tune in for Parliament drama

EU leaders are happy with their Brexit deal with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson - but what happens next?

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Carney: Brexit deal 'positive' for UK economy

Governor of the Bank of England says deal takes away the threat of a 'disorderly' Brexit.

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Primary schools give free food to hungry families

The biggest primary school academy trust is setting up food banks in its schools to feed families.

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Turkey Syria offensive: Mitch McConnell attacks Trump

Republican Mitch McConnell calls Turkey's Syria offensive and the US troop withdrawal a "nightmare".

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Hillary Clinton: Russia 'grooming' Democratic candidate

Hawaii congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard accuses Mrs Clinton of a campaign to "destroy my reputation".

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Essex Strep A: District nurses 'most likely cause' of outbreak

The bacterium has infected at least 33 people in Essex, claiming 15 lives.

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Thief stole from man suffering cardiac arrest at Bury tram stop

Furtado showed "a complete disrespect for others" when he stole the man's phone and wallet, police say.

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Crunching the numbers on key Brexit vote

The House of Commons will sit on Saturday to vote on the new Brexit deal proposed by Boris Johnson.

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Extinction Rebellion: Protesters block Oxford Circus in defiance of ban

Defying a ban on protests, the anti-climate change group blocks a busy London junction.

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El Clasico: Barcelona v Real Madrid postponed because of fears over civil unrest

This month's El Clasico between Barcelona and Real Madrid is postponed because of fears of civil unrest.

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Sainsbury's to stop selling fireworks

The supermarket is the first to end sales amid calls for a ban to protect pets and the vulnerable.

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Five charged over Extinction Rebellion Tube protests

Extinction Rebellion activists climbed on to trains at Stratford, Canning Town and Shadwell on Thursday.

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Lady Gaga plummets off stage in a fan's arms during Vegas show

The star falls off stage during her Las Vegas show after jumping into a fan's arms.

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Motorbiking to Everest: Landslides, monsoons and altitude

The first all-female motorcycling group have reached Everest base camp - but it was far from easy.

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James Mattis mocks Donald Trump at gala dinner

The former US defence secretary hits back after the president described him as "the world's most overrated general".

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Abominable: A DreamWorks movie, a map, and a huge regional row

How a brief scene in a multi-million dollar movie has sparked a regional row between countries.

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Alicia Alonso: Legendary ballet dancer dies aged 98

The Cuban was considered one of the greatest 20th Century ballerinas.

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News Daily: PM races to win Brexit deal support and Turkey suspends Syria offensive

Your morning briefing for 18 October 2019.

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What happened this week in Trump's impeachment saga?

From quid-pro-quo to arrests, we catch you up on the latest developments.

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Son of Mexican drug lord 'El Chapo' captured

The arrest in western Mexico triggers gun battles between security forces and drug cartel members.

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Scottish Court to review bid to stop 'illegal' Brexit deal

Anti-Brexit campaigner Jo Maugham has lodged a petition at the Court of Session in Edinburgh.

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Catalan protests: Why is Barcelona burning?

Catalonia is set for a general strike on Friday, over the jailing of pro-independence leaders.

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Trump impeachment: White House admits aid held up partly over Democrats

A US official says aid to Ukraine was held up to force it to probe Democrats, but later backtracks.

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Feeding ducks bread: Viral sign sparks anger and confusion

A sign has stirred up confusion and angry debate about whether or not ducks should eat bread.

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'County-lines gangs fuelling' child slavery rise

Figures reveal an 807% increase in the number of known child victims of modern slavery.

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Police arrest 743 in blitz on 'county lines' drugs gangs

A week of raids across England and Wales netted cocaine, crack and heroin worth over £400,000.

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Fat found in overweight people's lungs

The findings could explain why being overweight or obese increases asthma risk, researchers say.

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Brexit: Johnson to begin charm offensive over deal

The prime minister will seek to build a Commons majority for his deal ahead of Saturday's crunch vote.

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Banning out-of-hours email 'could harm employee wellbeing'

Stopping staff accessing email outside the office could leave some feeling stressed, research suggests.

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Savile Row tailors caught up as US tariffs come in

Men's wool suits are among the products facing new tariffs at a crucial time for UK trade.

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Ivor Bell: Jean McConville murder accused is cleared

A judge rules evidence from the so-called Boston tapes is inadmissible.

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New Brexit deal agreed, says Boris Johnson

The PM calls the agreement "a great new deal", but the DUP say they still cannot support it.

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Knife crime increases again, police figures show

The number of robberies recorded by police has also risen, the Office for National Statistics says.

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Any fingerprint unlocks Galaxy S10, Samsung warns

The company promises a software fix after a British couple discover any fingerprint can unlock the flagship device.

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Turkish president Erdogan 'threw Trump's Syria letter in bin'

In the letter, the US president told Mr Erdogan: 'Don't be a tough guy! Don't be a fool!'

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Three investigating loss of phone services

Three says it is experiencing "technical difficulties with voice, text and data".

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Extinction Rebellion protesters target London Underground

The Jubilee Line and DLR are partly suspended after incidents at three stations across the city.

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Christian Dior apologises to China over map error

The French luxury brand is criticised for using a map of China that excluded Taiwan.

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News Daily: Brexit deal 'in the balance' and Labour veteran quits party

Your morning briefing for 17 October 2019.

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Hong Kong: Hecklers dragged out in new parliament chaos

Security guards drag out opposition lawmakers after another protest against leader Carrie Lam.

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Online fashion twice as ‘racy’ as High Street

Online fashion stores are more likely than traditional ones to use images seen as "racy", BBC research finds.

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US makes China's diplomats say where they're going

China has reacted angrily - but the US says it is merely "levelling the playing field".

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Hong Kong protest leader Jimmy Sham 'attacked with hammers'

Photographs show Jimmy Sham of the Civil Human Rights Front lying in the street, covered in blood.

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Brexit: PM heads to EU summit as deal hangs in balance

Boris Johnson travels to Brussels as efforts continue back home to win support for his Brexit deal.

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Ron Ely: Tarzan star's wife stabbed to death by their son

The ex-Miss Florida is found dead with "multiple stab wounds" in a luxury suburb of Santa Barbara.

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Cairngorms loch dropped to lowest level in '750 years'

Archaeologists made the discovery about the Cairngorms' Loch Vaa by studying timbers below its surface.

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Defiant head vows to keep unregistered school open

Nadia Ali calls the pupils "happy learners" and denies the school, in south London, is breaking the law.

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Historic England adds lighthouses, cliff lift and viaduct to At Risk Register

Historic England adds 247 sites to its At Risk Register but 310 have been saved and removed.

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Genetic tests: Experts urge caution over home testing

People should not make health decisions based on genetic tests they do at home, experts warn.

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Microphone could be used to diagnose 'noisy' arthritic knees

The technology is the same as that used by engineers to listen for faults in bridges.

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BA passengers: cabin fumes gave us breathing problems

A British Airways flight to Valencia in August was evacuated after the aircraft filled with smoke.

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Catalan protests: Region's president urges immediate halt to violence

Unrest in the Spanish region continues for a third night after the sentencing of Catalan separatists.

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Ballet star Precious Adams on balancing roles with being a role model

Rising star of English ballet Precious Adams on unwittingly opening up a debate around colourism.

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Extinction Rebellion activists begin legal fight over protest ban

The group are challenging the police's ban on London protests, as the number of arrests tops 1,600.

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Helen's Law 'may come too late', says victim's mother

Murderer Ian Simms, who has never revealed where Helen McCourt's body is, may shortly be released.

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Prince William calls for climate change action on glacier visit

The Duke of Cambridge calls for more education and awareness during a visit to northern Pakistan.

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Catwoman: Zoe Kravitz follows Hathaway and Berry in The Batman role

How will Zoe Kravitz com-purr with the other actresses who have played Batman's feline nemesis?

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'Whistleblowing' judge wins landmark appeal at Supreme Court

The Supreme Court rules in favour of Claire Gilham, who says she was bullied after speaking out about cuts.

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Jailed British tourists entered US 'deliberately'

Officials say two of the adults had previously been denied travel authorisation to the US.

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Egypt archaeologists find 20 ancient coffins near Luxor

The coffins, whose decorations are still visible, were uncovered at a Theban necropolis near Luxor.

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Tafida Raqeeb: Brain-damaged girl arrives in Italy

Hospital bosses in the UK had tried to block attempts to move Tafida Raqeeb to the hospital in Genoa.

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Liquid food safety alert leaves woman with no food for 10 days

Jenny Evans is fed intravenously, but says a lack of deliveries left her without essential nutrition.

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Jennifer Aniston posts snap of Friends cast reunion

The actress makes a possibly record-breaking Instagram debut with a selfie with her former co-stars.

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Asos profits plunge in 'disappointing' year

The online fashion retailer blames "challenging" growth and warehouse problems for its weak performance.

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The world's first artificial womb for humans

Doctors in the Netherlands say they are within 10 years of creating a 'second' womb for premature babies.

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News Daily: Brexit talks and Harry Dunn parents' meeting

Your morning briefing for 16 October 2019.

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Kim Jong-un: North Korean leader rides horse up sacred mountain

Pictures released by state media show Kim Jong-un galloping on a white horse across Mount Paektu.

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Chaos as Hong Kong's Carrie Lam tries to give 'state of the union'

City leader Carrie Lam's annual address is suspended as legislators project slogans and wave placards.

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Brexit: Talks enter last day before crunch EU summit

Brexit negotiations enter a key 24 hours, as EU leaders prepare to meet at a summit in Brussels.

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Turkey-Syria offensive: Erdogan rejects US ceasefire call

The Turkish president says the operation will achieve its objectives, despite growing US pressure.

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NHS screening 'needs to fit with busy lives'

Mobile clinics and evening and weekend opening could help increase uptake of NHS screening programmes.

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More children caught bringing knives into school

Knives, swords and machetes are among the weapons taken into school, police figures show.

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The UK cities where rent is rising the fastest

New research reveals a geographical split in how the cost of renting a UK home has changed in a year.

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London couple accused over adopted son's murder in India

Arti Dhir and Kaval Raijada are fighting extradition over the murder of their adopted son, aged 11.

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'Send nudes' Boohoo ad banned after complaint

The advert for clothes in skin tones was not socially responsible, the UK advertising watchdog rules.

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Democratic front-runners to be tested in TV debate

Joe Biden is under siege, Bernie Sanders is recovering from a heart attack, and Elizabeth Warren may face new scrutiny.

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UK jobs market 'shows signs of slowing'

Earnings continue to outstrip inflation, but the unemployment rate shows a slight rise.

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Simples, whatevs and Jedi added to Oxford English Dictionary

Jafaican, sumfin and chillax also appear in the Oxford English Dictionary October 2019 list.

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Typhoon Hagibis: Homeless men denied shelter in middle of typhoon

The case has caused huge debate in Japan - and now the prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has weighed in.

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William and Kate meet schoolchildren in Pakistan

The five-day tour will be the royal couple's "most complex" to date because of security concerns.

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Top stockpicker's flagship fund to be wound up

Withdrawals from the Woodford Equity Income Fund have been frozen since early June.

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Car financing crackdown 'to save drivers £165m'

The UK's financial regulator plans to ban the way some car dealers earn commission.

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News Daily: US sanctions on Turkey and England match halted

Your morning briefing for 15 October 2019.

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Harry Dunn: Family demand to see government advice to police

The government must disclose its advice to police over suspect's diplomatic immunity, a spokesman says.

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Extinction Rebellion: Police ban London protests

Officers remove protesters from Trafalgar Square after issuing a London-wide ban.

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Corbyn: Voter ID plans discriminate against ethnic minorities

The Labour leader says the government plans will "disproportionately" affect ethnic minorities.

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Brexit: EU ministers to be updated as talks continue

The bloc's chief negotiator will update ministers after saying "big gaps" remain between the EU and the UK.

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What's in the government's new environment bill?

Environmentalists welcome parts of the new law, but others say the government is going backwards.

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Head injuries: Cheap drug 'could save thousands of lives a year'

A cheap, common drug could save hundreds of thousands of lives a year if used routinely, doctors say.

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Career ambitions 'already limited by age of seven'

Young people are often trapped by a lack of knowledge about job options, a report says.

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Children illegally sold vaping products

Almost 40% of sellers targeted by councils sold vaping goods to under-age teenagers in 2018-19.

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Bill Turnbull backs cannabis for medicinal use ahead of cancer doc

The former BBC Breakfast host says the UK needs to have a "proper conversation" about cannabis laws.

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More than half of A&Es 'not good enough'

The government in England must find a solution for social care to ease pressure, the regulator says.

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British holidaymakers 'traumatised' after arrest at US border

The young couple are being held in an immigration centre with their three-month-old baby.

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Central heating boilers 'put climate change goals at risk'

The UK will not meet its climate change targets without a revolution in home heating, a think tank says.

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Why Romania is importing waste from abroad

Landfills in Romania are overflowing as half of the recycled waste is imported, mostly from Europe.

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Russian rappers battle police over protests

Several Russian musicians have released songs to denounce police actions during recent protests in Moscow.

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Moratorium Day: The day that millions of Americans marched

On 15 October 1969, millions of people in the US marched to call for an end to the Vietnam War.

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Staff back at work in former Thomas Cook shops

Former Thomas Cook staff go back to work in their travel shops.

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Harry Dunn crash: Anne Sacoolas' return to UK 'non-negotiable'

Crash death motorcyclist's parents will not meet US suspect unless she agrees to return to UK.

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The State Fair of Texas: Burgers, dogs and deep-fried everything

A celebration of food and agriculture at the long-running State Fair of Texas

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Budget date revealed by chancellor Sajid Javid

Chancellor Sajid Javid says it will be the UK's first Budget after leaving the EU.

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Fortnite: Map blown up and replaced with black hole

Fortnite's Twitter page is running a livestream of a black hole to mark the end of season 10.

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News Daily: Brexit 'gap' and Kurds' deal with Syria

Your morning briefing for 14 October 2019.

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Ecuador repeals law ending fuel subsidies in deal to stop protests

An agreement is struck after talks in Quito between the government and indigenous leaders.

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Canadian PM Trudeau shrugs off security threat

The prime minister appeared at a rally in a bulletproof vest and surrounded by uniformed officers.

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Typhoon Hagibis: Japan deploys 110,000 rescuers after worst storm in decades

The typhoon has moved away from land - but left in its wake a trail of destruction.

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Spain braced for verdict in Catalan separatists' trial

Twelve politicians and activists face sedition charges over an independence referendum in 2017.

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Poland election: Governing party claims victory after exit poll

The conservative nationalist Law and Justice party is on course for a majority, an exit poll predicts.

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'Oval Four': Men 'framed by corrupt detective' to go to court

Two men claim they were wrongly convicted of assaulting a police officer nearly 50 years ago.

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Mother's sepsis warning after hospital failure

Five-year-old Ava Macfarlane died from sepsis in December 2017.

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After years searching, I found my sister next door

Hillary and Dawn were strangers who shared a driveway - until Hillary made a life-altering discovery.

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The pink dolphins giving people their lives back

A physiotherapist working with wild dolphins in the Amazon river has helped more than 600 children.

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What Brexit means for half-term holiday plans

Costs, paperwork, and the healthcare safety net may all be affected. Here's what you need to know.

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Why are there sex shops on the A1?

Why are they there and, in the age of the internet, who is going in?

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Yasuke: The mysterious African samurai

Yasuke was entrusted with decapitating his Japanese lord - a huge honour 500 years ago.

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The British girl who went to meet her death row pen pal

"We were the only white people on the bus - and the only people to get off at death row."

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Queen's Speech: What is it and why is it important?

The vote that follows the Queen's Speech will be a test of confidence in the government.

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The hungry 26-year-old who set up a £100m food firm

When Timo Boldt realised he wanted to get meal kits delivered, he decided to set up his own firm.

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East Germany 1989: People power activists who toppled a state

A giant anti-communist protest in Leipzig in October 1989 doomed the East German state.

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Labour's nationalisation price tag would start at £196bn, CBI says

The CBI employers' group claims Labour's plans would cost the combined health and education budgets.

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Booker Prize 2019: Margaret Atwood leads six authors in the frame to win

Margaret Atwood is the bookmakers' favourite for her follow-up to The Handmaid's Tale.

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Black woman shot dead by Texas police through bedroom window

Atatiana Jefferson, 28, was at home with her nephew when she shot and killed by a Fort Worth officer.

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Cardinal Newman declared a saint by the Pope

John Henry Newman is the first English person born since the 17th Century to be canonised.

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Brexit compromise inevitable, says Rees-Mogg

The Commons leader urges "trust" in Boris Johnson, as the PM tries to get a fresh deal with the EU.

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In pictures: Powerful Typhoon Hagibis lashes Japan

The worst typhoon to hit the country in decades brings deadly flooding and landslides.

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London children found in Syria IS camp

The BBC discovered three children from the same family stranded after their parents died in the fighting with Islamic State.

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Bottas wins in Japan as Mercedes secure constructors' title record

Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas wins Japanese Grand Prix after overtaking both Ferraris at start.

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Typhoon Hagibis: Japan deploys military rescuers as deadly storm hits

At least 18 people died after one of the strongest storms in years hit central Japan.

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SNP gathers amid growing pressure over independence strategy

The conference is being held as party leader Nicola Sturgeon faces mounting pressure over her independence strategy.

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Scotland against Japan match to go ahead

Scotland's World Cup game with Japan will go ahead on Sunday, World Rugby confirms.

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Blind climber Jesse Dufton leads ascent on Old Man of Hoy

The British paraclimber Jesse Dufton said he was the first blind climber to lead an ascent of the sea stack.

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Families affected by school refusal share their stories

A boy's experience of "school refusal" prompts others to tell their similar stories.

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From korma to coconuts – the evolution of Indian cuisine in the UK

While traditional curry houses in the UK are struggling, an appetite for regional, authentic South Asian cuisine is growing.

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Cardinal John Henry Newman: How did he become a saint?

On Sunday, Cardinal Newman becomes the first English saint for centuries - what did he do to deserve it?

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Thomas Cook collapse a big threat to Spain's tourist industry

The sudden demise of Thomas Cook has left the tour industry and its staff in limbo in Spain.

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Washing out hate crime graffiti in London

A group of young people have decided to wash off hateful words and graffiti from walls in their local area.

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Seeking a music star in Rwanda... and finding one

For record producers, finding new musicians is a constant quest but for this couple, the hunt took them far.

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Thai elephant deaths: Do elephants risk their lives to save each other?

A tragedy in Thailand has pulled on our heartstrings, and can help us learn about elephant empathy.

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Saudi Arabia tourism: So what is there to see?

The BBC's Frank Gardner, a visitor to the kingdom for decades, shares his tips for places to see.

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Microplastics: Seeking the 'plastic score' of the food on our plates

Microplastics are everywhere, but how worried should we be? Scientists are on a mission to find out more.

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Angelina Jolie: Strong women are 'shaped by men around them'

Angelina Jolie champions the role men can play in shaping the personalities of young girls.

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Could there be an early general election?

If MPs agree to vote for an early general election, how quickly could it take place?

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Jody Wilson-Raybould: The woman who fought Justin Trudeau

The former attorney general was booted from her party, but is now seeking to re-enter parliament.

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Brexit plans centre stage in Queen's Speech

Ministers say a deal with the EU is a "priority" as they prepare to outline their future plans.

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The Stormzy university effect: 'I feel more represented'

As Cambridge University says its seen a Stormzy effect, we speak to black students about their experiences there.

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Harry Dunn crash: 'Witnesses' appeal over US diplomat's return

The family of Harry Dunn are to travel to the US on Sunday to speak with the media and politicians.

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Brexit: 'Mood music' positive for talks, Nicky Morgan says

Culture Secretary Nicky Morgan said politicians needed to give negotiations "the chance of succeeding".

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Kipchoge breaks two-hour marathon barrier

Eliud Kipchoge becomes the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours, beating the mark by 20 seconds.

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Robert Forster: Jackie Brown star dies aged 78

The Oscar-nominated actor died of brain cancer in Los Angeles on Friday.

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Pizza Express: We're still making dough

The popular High Street chain is fighting back against its challenges amid a wave of online support.

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Is Victoria’s Secret finally embracing all women?

The lingerie group is known for its impossibly-sculpted models but a new campaign may signal change.

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John Downey: Double murder accused extradited to NI

The County Donegal man is now in Northern Ireland after being arrested by Irish police on Friday.

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Brexit: How the Irish border issue was viewed during campaigning

The Irish border was an issue on the 2016 referendum trail, but was everyone listening to the debate?

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Ireland seek to secure quarter-final place

Team news, stats and what they said as Ireland aim to secure a World Cup quarter-finals spot by earning a bonus-point win over Samoa.

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Typhoon Hagibis: Japan braced for powerful storm

Typhoon Hagibis could be the worst to hit Japan since 1958 when more than 1,200 people died.

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Manchester Arndale stabbings: Man detained under Mental Health Act

A man held over the stabbing of three people in Manchester is being assessed by specialist doctors.

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Turkey Syria offensive: US builds pressure to halt incursion against Kurds

Washington warns of sanctions unless the advance into Syria stops, but Ankara vows to press on.

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SNP MSP says election win 'could be independence mandate'

A senior SNP MSP says the party could negotiate Scottish independence without another referendum being held.

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Kevin McAleenan: US Homeland Security chief steps down

Kevin McAleenan was the fourth person to head the agency and oversaw Donald Trump's border policies.

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Dove Cameron: 'Difficult being a young girl these days'

Dove Cameron, who stars in the latest Disney's Descendants film, describes the difficulty of balancing her own personality with people's desire for her to be a role model.

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'I'm proud my son is storing 1,000 bricks in my garden'

If Donna Heuerman looks out of her window she sees rows of bricks left by her teenage son, Jonjo.

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Amazon fires: What's the latest in Brazil?

The fires in the Amazon have been dampened - but it's not the only area under threat.

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Why I went public about being raped, 67 years later

A prominent Ghanaian journalist writes about being sexually abused when she was just seven years old.

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Hammed Aminashaun: 'I was the only clown in the family'

The young actor winning critical acclaim and hoping to inspire teens to follow his lead.

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Jennifer Arcuri and Boris Johnson: What's the story about?

Why is UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson being investigated for an alleged conflict of interest?

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Hillary Allen: How American skyrunner returned to the race that almost killed her

American runner Hillary Allen tumbled 150ft down a mountain in north Norway during the 2017 Tromso Skyrace. She returned to finish it this year.

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What Trump supporters think of impeachment

The president fights back against the inquiry at a raucous rally - what do his biggest fans think?

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News Daily: Brexit talks hit 'positive' note and Cambridge's 'Stormzy effect'

Your morning briefing for 11 October 2019.

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Kmart abduction case: Australian jailed for molesting girl

The man molested a seven-year-old girl after luring her away from the toy aisle of a Kmart store.

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Why Starbucks? The brands being attacked in Hong Kong

For Hong Kong businesses, voicing support for China or the police can make them a target.

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Brexit: Julian Smith says no one NI community will have veto

NI Secretary Julian Smith does not rule out possible NI-only referendum on post-Brexit plans.

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Few convinced by Apple's case for Hong Kong app removal

Apple's removal of an app used to track Hong Kong police leads to claims it was bowing to Beijing pressure.

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'Unacceptable' delays in diagnosing secondary breast cancer

People should know the signs that the disease has spread to other parts of the body, says a charity.

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Trump optimistic about US-China trade talks

Markets have edged higher amid renewed optimism over the talks, despite diplomatic tensions.

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Police Scotland unveil new drug-driving detection kits

The swab tests - dubbed "drugalysers" - will be introduced along with updated drug-driving laws.

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Cambridge University: 'Stormzy effect' helps rise in black students

Grime artist Stormzy is paying for two black students to study at Cambridge University each year.

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Brexit secretary returns to Brussels after 'promising' UK-Ireland talks

Brexit Secretary Steve Barclay will meet the EU's chief negotiator in Brussels on Friday morning.

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US Republicans seek sanctions on Turkey over Syria

"I hope we can mediate," Donald Trump says, as concerns grow in the US over Turkey's move into Syria.

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Aerospace industry seeks Brexit reassurance

Aerospace firms say it is "vital" the UK and EU have regulatory alignment.

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Nobel Prize: Could Greta Thunberg win it and why is it important?

Greta Thunberg is a nominee for the 100th Nobel Peace Prize, with the winner being announced on Friday.

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'Somebody answered my dead brother's number'

Ruth Murray wanted to stay connected to her late brother but then a stranger answered his phone.

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Can the world's largest HMV store work in a digital age?

Will HMV Vault in Birmingham become the "Nirvana for music and film fans" the firm hopes for?

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Holy tech! Churches try new ways to connect

Churches are increasingly using social media and specialist software to help their congregations.

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Trump impeachment: What happened this week?

BBC North America correspondent Anthony Zurcher breaks down everything you need to know.

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