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The appointment of Sir Martin Moore-Bick is likely to be confirmed in a government statement.
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The Vatican treasurer, considered the third-ranking Catholic figure, denies any wrongdoing.
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Helen Pearson was stabbed in the neck and face after reporting her stalker to police 125 times.
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The defence secretary also says more British troops will go to Afghanistan on training duties.
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A teenager killed her boyfriend as he held a thick book to his chest, believing it would stop the bullet.
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Villagers in Cornwall wrote to the ruler of Dubai in a last-ditch attempt to raise money.
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Three people have been arrested over the circumcision, including one for grievous bodily harm.
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The National Crime Agency says it is increasingly concerned, in the agency's annual assessment.
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MPs will vote on the government's legislative programme in an early test of Theresa May's authority.
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A car rams the gate of the president's palace as pressure grows on Michel Temer to resign.
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Wayne Marques was the first officer to face all three London Bridge attackers during their rampage.
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The number of disadvantaged students not finishing their studies rises for the second year in a row.
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Protesters greeted the president as he arrived at the $35,000 (£27,000) per person bash.
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Six people being charged over the Hillsborough disaster 28 years ago dominates the front pages.
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More than 3,000 guests dress up for this year's event in the small town of Midsomer Norton.
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French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson took the last photos of Gandhi before his assassination.
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A team of German designers has reinvented the tree to clean up urban air pollution. Using the natural power of moss, they hope to make city air safer to breathe.
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Drones could reach people suffering cardiac arrest faster than ambulances, according to a new trial.
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Ocoado's driverless pod is designed to deliver goods but is not big enough for the weekly shop.
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BBC coverage of latest developments
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As global demand for opals soars, miners of the rare gemstones can make a fortune, but there is just one catch - they have to find them first.
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A Briton and German brought together after World War II celebrate 70 years of friendship.
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The complicated reasons people make up victims on social media following tragic events.
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Old school consoles are well and truly back, and far from Game Over.
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Can we simplify the laws of robotics, governing the intelligent machines we will soon live alongside?
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Why it's "getting harder" to find new presenting talent on the BBC radio station.
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Jonny Sexton and Owen Farrell are named in the British and Irish Lions team to face the All Blacks in Saturday's second Test.
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Usain Bolt fails to break 10 seconds for the second race in a row as Mo Farah wins and Wayde van Niekerk makes history.
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Manchester City goalkeeper Claudio Bravo saves three penalties as Chile reach the Confederations Cup final by beating Portugal on penalties.
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Andy Murray's first Wimbledon title in 2013 is named as your greatest Wimbledon moment.
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The FBI is investigating the awarding of the 2021 Athletics World Championships to Eugene, Oregon, the BBC has learnt.
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Alastair Cook and Nick Browne share an Essex first-wicket record stand of 373 as they pile on the runs against Middlesex.