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Follow all the action and updates from Wimbledon 2018
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Donald Trump has talked up what has has called one of "the most important" decisions of his presidency - a replacement for retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, but he says with his final four options "you can't go wrong."
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Gareth Southgate sat the squad down and showed them a video of England's infamous 2-1 defeat to Iceland at Euro 2016. For many, it was the first time they had watched it back
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Theresa May was forced to reshuffle her top team after Boris Johnson and David Davis both dramatically resigned
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Student gave graduation address at mayor's office instead
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Move comes after 1.7 million people back campaign to create largest ever wildlife sanctuary in pristine waters around polar region
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Long-serving health secretary makes the move to the foreign office
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The 93-year-old former Democratic president is promoting his new book 'A Full Life: Reflections at Ninety'
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 10:16pm CEST by Joe Watts
Mr Johnson said the prime minister's plans for negotiating with Europe equated to going into battle with 'white flags fluttering'
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Tool could open up the brain to precision DNA-editing techniques which allow cellular functions to be turned on or changed at will
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Novak Djokovic cruised past Russia's Karen Khachanov in straight sets on Court One
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Mr Johnson dramatically walked away from government on Monday, saying he could not support a Brexit plan that left the UK as a 'colony' of the EU
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'I never thought I would say that again, but the government's sell-out leaves me with no choice'
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It has all the makings of a classic cat-and-mouse story between peloton and breakaway, but if the first two days reminded us of anything, it's that the Tour is rarely straightforward
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Kerber and Ostapenko will join the likes of Serena Williams, Kiki Bertens and Dominika Cibulkova in the Wimbledon ladies' singles quarter-finals
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Ex-foreign secretary says the PM's new Brexit plan could reduce Britain to a 'colony' of the EU
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Demonstrations against Donald Trump's hard-line immigration policies have continued erupting nationwide
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The last surviving member of the side that pulled off arguably the biggest football upset in history, Bahr's sporting genes ensured his sons would go on to win four Super Bowls between them
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Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Iain Duncan Smith and the rest make a lot of noise, but less sense and carry less support. The Tory Eurosceptic wing – a large one, admittedly – is now split
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Rodolfo Rodriguez, a legal US resident, is in hospital with several injuries
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Tour de France 2018: BMC edge out Team Sky to win stage three time trial and earn Greg van Avermaet yellow jersey
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Vicky Jones wrote her first play, The One, for her best friend and Fleabag co-creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge. Now it's being revived – with a brand new star
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'We think we can do better again tomorrow, and we will succeed – 100 per cent'
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US reportedly sought to remove a phrase from the draft text that called on governments to 'protect, promote and support breastfeeding'
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Use the latest eco-friendly illuminators to keep your garden or driveway lit at night
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Exclusive: Professor Alex de Ruyter says Britain still has 10 per cent chance of staying in Europe
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Team Sky principal Sir Dave Brailsford was also pleased with a more predictable ride after the crashes and chaos of the opening two days
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Fake accounts purporting to be well-known tech figures are 'giving away' free ethereum and other cryptocurrencies
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The Turkish referee has previously sent off John Terry and Gary Cahill as well as sending Sir Alex Ferguson into a fit of anger
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 7:34pm CEST by Tom Peck
Her government has all but fallen apart, but Theresa May has had worse days than this. For stoicism, she breaks all records
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Animals are often euthanised due to irreversible condition
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Only 20 per cent of the workers surveyed said they would opt for a well-paid but unfulfilling job
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 7:23pm CEST by Agencies
Former Royal Marine murdered mother of his three sons after 45 years of marriage, court hears
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Judge throws out claim that marijuana is 'our fountain of health, our love, curing us from illness and depression'
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President says he has 'confidence that Kim Jong Un will honour the contract we signed'
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Snuggles found by police more than 50 miles away from its west London home
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England lost the T20 series 2-1 and must be near perfect to succeed in this week's ODI series
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Plastic straws add to the 9m tonnes of plastic waste going into the ocean each year
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 6:38pm CEST
Iraq after Isis: In the third part of his latest series, and on the anniversary of losing Mosul, Patrick Cockburn looks at life in the group's last major stronghold
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If I were May, and I managed to get the cabinet – what's left of it – behind me, then I would certainly tough it out, inviting the hard Brexiteers to come and get me if they think they're hard enough
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The Manchester City defender believes the Three Lions may never get a better chance to make such a deep World Cup run
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'You're equivalent to one of those guys sitting on top of the lion he's just shot'
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Commission president Juncker responds sarcastically to claims of UK cabinet unity
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Demonstrators follow Republican across hometown restaurant parking lot
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Is yours on the list?
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Former personal chauffeur Noel Cintron claims he is owed 3,300 hours of unpaid overtime
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The Spaniard beat unseeded Jiri Vesely 6-3 6-3 6-4 on Centre Court
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The foreign secretary's departure adds to the air of instability around her government, but the hard Brexiters don't have the numbers to bring her down
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Five of the world's highest earning routes are either to or from London Heathrow
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The Slovakian beat Hsieh Su-wei 6-4 6-1 but the match will be remembered for a ludicrous umpiring decision at a crucial stage of a tight opening set
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As Theresa May cuddles up to the US president, he's getting a whole lot of undeserved credibility. But during his visit to London, British people will take to the streets in their thousands and American audiences will know that the UK wants nothing to do with him
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Follow the latest from Day 8 at Wimbledon
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Marouane Fellaini and Nacer Chadli have become unlikely heroes for Belgium and will fly the flag for Northern Africa in the semi-final
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Some of the best tech and gaming deals from this year's Amazon Prime Day
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A humdinger of a race could have been so much different as Mercedes must step up development or risk losing psychological advantage to Ferrari
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Screenwriter Sandy Welch remembers the friend and colleague whose scholarly attention to detail and wardrobe genius helped actors bring characters to life
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This whole sorry mess simply illustrates that you will not be able to resolve Brexit in Westminster
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 5:40pm CEST
With spiced jerk chicken, heritage tomatoes add colour while crisp gem lettuce gives this dish a bit of crunch
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Piccadilly line strikes, Trump protests, Wimbledon and Hyde Park concerts all add up to a busy week for London travel networks
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'There's no game plan for that'
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All the latest from Mallorca as the contestants search for love and try to evade sunburn
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You can't ask me that! Continuing her series tackling socially unacceptable questions, Christine Manby asks if it should be up to a general public jury to decide a defendants' fate
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Raheem Sterling has been criticised by the public and the media for his performances in Russia
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'I think our kids would have played together. When I come here or to the cemetery, I never cry. No one sees me cry. But there is a time when I am alone, then I cry. I talk to my sister and I cry'
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Users' phone numbers and personal information could be at risk
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The president's announcement will presage a vicious, multi-million dollar battle over the confirmation
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The opposition leader, whether in favour of Brexit or not, surely has a duty to raise concerns about the malpractices the Electoral Commission has already identified
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The eight-time champion needed only 16 minutes to win the first set, and although he could not sustain that pace the victory was never in doubt
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 3:32pm CEST by Letters
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Exclusive: Labour says David Davis's replacement 'has long harboured ambitions to slash vital workplace protections' after revelation he called for abolition of laws that limit how long employees can be forced to work for
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Report reveals investment in projects in the capital could add 400,000 new jobs and 'similar number' of new homes
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A new project in Malawi aims to combat one of Africa's most devastating diseases, using a mix of high-tech and low-tech 'bucket-and-spade' science
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Everything you need to know about the new secretary of state for exiting the EU
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The production is 'an environmental crime on a massive scale', according to investigators
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Mother-of-three Sturgess, 44, dies in hospital after exposure to 'high dose' of nerve agent
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The retailer has revealed more store closures and job cuts as it struggles to get back on an even keel
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The new Brexit secretary has wider reach in the Conservative Party than it appears, having worked for Dominic Grieve and David Davis, both of whom he counts as friends
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318 people were injured with around 124 of those still being treated in hospital
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In less than nine months before Britain is expected to leave the EU, the PM was forced to appoint the current housing minister to the critical role
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Posted: July 9th, 2018, 10:48am CEST
Discover Wales' outstanding coastline this summer. Stay at St Brides Spa Hotel, which is located on the headland in Pembrokeshire and offers elevated views of Saundersfoot harbour and Carmarthen Bay. An oasis of calm with an award-winning spa, contemporary restaurant and stylish bedrooms, it's the perfect base from which to explore the Pembrokeshire Coastal National Park.
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The study found the likelihood of having psychosis was higher for disorders like pernicious anaemia, psoriasis and coeliac disease
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Worst flood disaster since 1983, when 117 people were killed
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Follow all the latest updates from Westminster
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Canadian singer proposed to his on-off girlfriend at a restaurant in front of diners, according to witnesses
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For two whole days, Theresa May thought she had achieved the remarkable feat of uniting her cabinet behind the government's new soft-Brexit negotiating position – now instability has returned