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Trump tried to get Special Counsel Mueller fired, the just released report into Russia collusion says.
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A dozen named groups and individuals will be purged from the social network, it said.
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Police confirm that the death of Bradley Welsh in Edinburgh's west end is being treated as murder.
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Former beauty queen Sophie Gradon was found dead by her boyfriend who killed himself days later.
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The veteran naturalist's BBC programme on climate change is his strongest warning yet on the threat of rising temperatures.
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Holly Eastall says she felt suicidal after being falsely accused of abuse following her baby's death.
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The home secretary speaks out as hundreds of Extinction Rebellion protesters are arrested in London.
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Milly and Toby Savill were on Santorini when the buggy they were in fell into a ravine.
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Footballers will boycott social media for 24 hours on Friday in protest at the way social networks and football authorities respond to racism.
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The BBC newsreader tells of his guilt at using the toilets with an "invisible disability".
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People in a Forest of Dean village say there have been a spate of acid attacks on cars in recent months.
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The 100m-long mass, weighing 105 tonnes, was caused by concrete poured into sewers.
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"Emma" says it is unfair that she faces a deadline to choose how to fertilise her frozen eggs.
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Brooke Windsor, who took the widely shared photo, says the father wishes to remain anonymous.
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Most roadworks have been lifted or completed, but rail passengers are warned to plan ahead.
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25-year-old Kim Eisenmann created it after her friend was drugged and found naked in a city park.
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James Charles Bond, from Swansea, served as a WW2 spy under Bond author Ian Fleming.
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The Museum of English Rural Life now appears as Elon Musk on Twitter after he used their sheep picture.
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Uroballus carlei, named after Eric Carle, was "previously unknown to science", a spider expert says.
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Norway's 'Under' combines the disciplines of architecture, marine biology and gastronomy.
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US actress Chloë Grace Moretz on LGBT education and the 'underlying darker tone' of her film career.
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Two women share their stories of juggling senior jobs and being home carers.
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Nelson was captured by a militia who believed the vulture was transmitting military secrets.
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A child known as Baby A became the subject of a high court case that has prompted Kenya to start changing its approach to intersex children.
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Life is tough enough for people who are homeless. But who takes care of their health?
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Their offices are full of boxes, they're living in hotels, and farewell drinks seem a long way off.
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Reporting restrictions apply to children up until the age of 18, but what happens once they become adults?
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Nusrat was set on fire after accusing her headmaster of sexual harassment, but spoke out before dying.
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The largest city in the US will charge drivers coming into Manhattan, 18 years after London did the same.
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Why did a young man kill himself two years after being circumcised?
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Alex McLeish says he was "grateful for the opportunity" after his second spell as Scotland boss ends after 14 months.
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Ireland and Ulster captain Rory Best will retire after this year's World Cup in Japan.
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The shortlist for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 is revealed - and you can vote for your favourite.
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Watch highlights as Manchester United crush Aston Villa 5-0 in the Women's Championship, securing their promotion to the Women's Super League.
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Fleetwood Town manager Joey Barton says he "emphatically" denies allegations that he assaulted Barnsley boss Daniel Stendel.
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The cathedral has come to symbolise the heart of France since it was built 850 years ago.
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Using modern technology to preserve a medieval building is nothing new in France.
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Publishers of Victor Hugo's iconic Hunchback novel are asked to contribute to the restoration fund.
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The scale of the destruction is still unclear, with experts saying reconstruction will take decades.
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How well prepared are historic buildings on this side of the Channel for a fire?
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Experts tell the BBC of the challenges fire crews faced as they battled to save the historic building.
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People around the world share emotional stories about seeing important cultural sights destroyed.
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How the Notre-Dame fire spread and the damage it caused, shown in graphics and images.
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Experts explain how the 850-year-old building can be saved, after it was ravaged by a major fire.
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Search teams are assessing the damage to the 850-year-old Parisian landmark.
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Images from Paris as residents and officials examine the extent of the disastrous fire.
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When Louise Moorhouse took part in a drug trial she was able to eat normally for the first time in her life.
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Some of Trump's predecessors were manic depressives, bipolar and even psychopathic, say experts.
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Two-and-a-half years after five teenagers were sentenced by a court to read a list of books, all are still in education and none has reoffended.
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When a Saudi prince told a Mancunian footballer his feelings, the footballer fled the country.
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Al-Hol is a Syrian camp that has grown to 70,000 people - inside are the women and children of the jihadist group Islamic State (IS).