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The California senator is the first black woman to be chosen as a vice-presidential candidate.
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The prime minister warned the French public it must take serious action to control a surge in cases.
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The Scottish government u-turn follows an outcry over the downgrading of 125,000 results.
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National Union of Students says Scotland's exam changes must be applied to A-levels for fairness.
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Four family members test positive for Covid-19 in Auckland, where a lockdown has now been imposed.
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The number of people employed between April and June fell by the most since the financial crisis.
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The family of Don Lewis, who disappeared in 1997, file a lawsuit against his wife Carole Baskin.
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A Home Office source brands the ice cream "overpriced junk food" after comments on Channel crossings.
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Two mothers found metal in Heinz baby food as a result of Nigel Wright's £1.4m plot, a jury hears.
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Baroness Doreen Lawrence "truly disappointed" her son's 1993 racist murder case was declared "inactive".
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The chain's last store in the US state of Oregon is to give locals the chance to stay the night.
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Frontman Alex Turner is raffling off his Fender Stratocaster to help venues affected by lockdown.
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Olivia Biggart says she is "over the moon" she will now get the five As she needs to apply to medical school.
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Overnight thunderstorms lit up the skies around England and more are forecast this week.
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Designer Anne Sophie Cochevelou decorates her face coverings with anything from Barbies to Pokemon toys.
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Using face coverings and not kissing is also recommended by the Terrence Higgins Trust.
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A statue for Jack Leslie who was dropped by England in 1925 will stand outside Home Park in Plymouth.
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Sam Fender kicks off a series of concerts where audience members have their own viewing platforms.
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Sahar Fares, a firefighter medic, was called to the scene of a fire. She died in the blast that followed.
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South Africa's Gabola church believes in connecting with God by consuming alcohol.
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A plastic surgeon is offering free surgery to people like Romy, who was driving near the port when the blast hit.
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Volunteers have delivered hygiene packs to women and girls to help overcome barriers during lockdown.
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Organisations promoting the idea that sexuality can be changed argue their practices are ethical but Boris Johnson wants to ban the practice.
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The number of people claiming benefits has surged, but the unemployment rate has barely moved. Why?
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Tracey Gore takes on her new role as chairwoman of the Race Equality Taskforce in Liverpool.
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Dating during lockdown is hard enough in 2020, but how do you deal with it when cancer is in the mix too?
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The owners of the Prepear recipe app are speaking out after Apple tried to block their pear logo.
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The number of migrants crossing the English Channel is increasing, but who is responsible for them?
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A decision to delete an online alert was exploited by those promoting the multi-billion-pound crime.
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The country's election has put Belarus back into the headlines but what do you know about the country?
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The government's furlough scheme has stopped unemployment surging, but that may be changing.
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Migrants are coming from some of the world's most chaotic parts with hopes of a new life in the UK.
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A fifth of elite British sportswomen believe they may have to give up their sport because of coronavirus - here are some dilemmas they face.
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Wolves' Europa League dream comes to a heartbreaking end as Sevilla book a semi-final against Manchester United.
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Christian Doidge maintains Hibernian's 100% start to the Premiership season as they win their first three top-flight games for the first time in 46 years.
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Former champions Ronnie O'Sullivan and Mark Selby book their places in the World Championship semi-finals.
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Macclesfield Town are relegated to the National League after the EFL wins an appeal against a points deduction.
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen is emerging as Lewis Hamilton's heir apparent after victory at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix, writes Jolyon Palmer.
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As thousands of job losses owing to coronavirus are announced, here is a guide to your financial entitlements.
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Schools are set to go back for the autumn term, but scientists say society may have to make trade-offs.
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People who have been in close contact with someone found to have Covid-19 are now being traced.
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Exams in the UK were cancelled this year, but how are students learning their results?
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Belgium, Bahamas and Andorra are the latest places from where people must quarantine on arriving in the UK.
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Thousands of venues are taking part in a discounting scheme to help boost the hospitality industry.
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Almost 10 million people have accessed the scheme, which closes in October.
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Key charts and maps explaining how the respiratory virus has spread around the world.
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What are second waves and how big a problem are they?
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A new continuous cough and fever are also symptom,s but how do you know what to look for?
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The government has announced changes to stamp duty to help cut costs for anyone buying a home.
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Children seem to be at low risk from the disease, but can they still spread it?
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New rules mean people entering the UK from certain countries will not have to quarantine.
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What are European countries doing to control new coronavirus outbreaks?
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Key graphics explaining how coronavirus has spread in the UK and the government's response.
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Immunity is the crucial question and understanding it will tell us how the pandemic will end.
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Hot weather is expected across the UK this weekend, but how do you stay within the rules?
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Where can I go and what can do on a holiday in the UK?
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Preston has become the latest place to impose restrictions. But how does a local lockdown work?
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Social distancing and lockdown rules are changing in England - but what can you now do?
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As quarantine rules are relaxed, holidays are back on the agenda
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Temperatures are forecast to top 30C in some parts of the UK this weekend. Perhaps it is not the time you want to be partially covering your face.