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Mr Hunt said if there is no prospect of a deal by 31 October he would accept a no-deal Brexit.
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All of Argentina and Uruguay, with a combined population of 48m, lost their power, supplier says.
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Hundreds of thousands flood the streets over a proposed extradition bill, despite its suspension.
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Mermaids UK published thousands of emails containing confidential information, reports suggest.
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A customer claimed a waiter feared being made to pay after diners fled, because of company policy.
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The picture shows the six-week-old with his eyes open as he is held by Prince Harry.
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Sara Netanyahu is fined $12,490 (£9,917) after being convicted of misusing state funds for meals.
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Fodor's Travel compared "wildly romantic Catholic murals" to "workmanlike efforts" in Protestant areas.
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People have been warned they may need to stay out of their homes in Lincolnshire for up to 48 hours.
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The US president's comments come after three men die in five attacks within 24 hours in London.
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Richard Ratcliffe has spent his first night on a hunger strike outside the Iranian embassy in London, to try and secure his wife's release.
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Eirian Jones is the last member and single-handedly runs Capel Y Cwm near Abernant in Carmarthenshire.
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Margaret Keefe's grandson and grime artist Risky Roadz toasts their partnership with online videos.
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Angel Stevens, 17, won gold at the International Taekwon-Do Federation World Championships in 2016.
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It took seven people a year to knit their high street in Thrapston, from the church to the toy shop.
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A Berkshire family has turned the oceans' waste plastic into a range of children's swimwear.
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The baseball legend's jersey becomes the most expensive piece of sports memorabilia ever sold.
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Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "sailing by".
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Boris Johnson is the focus for many of the papers as the race continues for the Conservative leadership.
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The Ebola virus may be easier to contain in Uganda than in DR Congo, reports Olivia Acland.
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On this day in 2015, Trump said he was running for president. How did people react - and what did they get wrong?
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Employers have become more relaxed about visible tattoos at work, but some firms still don't allow them.
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A chance opportunity given to an EastEnders actor to present an award resulted in his father's life being saved.
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Jan Broberg from Abducted in Plain Sight tells BBC Radio 5 Live how abuser lied to control her.
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Students who sat the Edexcel A-level maths paper claim 'widespread' leak occurred hours before exam.
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Franco Zeffirelli's bold ideas and lavish productions made him one of the great post-war European directors.
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Scottish and Irish crews are between a rock and a hard place over Atlantic island fishing rights.
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Maurizio Sarri leaves Chelsea to take over at Italian champions Juventus after one season in charge of the Premier League club.
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Britain's Tyson Fury stops previously undefeated heavyweight Tom Schwarz in the second round in Las Vegas.
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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba says now "could be a good time to move elsewhere".
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The recognisable Real Madrid we have seen in recent years is gone and is being replaced by an expensively assembled new team, says Andy West.
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Rohit Sharma is furious as he is caught by Wahab Riaz in India's Cricket World Cup match against Pakistan at Old Trafford.
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Elin Rubensson's free-kick sets up Linda Sembrant to head home the opener for Sweden, the fastest goal of the tournament so far.
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He says it is in his nature to help people after stopping his cement mixer to help a woman cross the road.
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Jimmy was nursed back to health by staff and pupils after contracting pneumonia.
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Ben Raemers's death has prompted a conversation about mental health in the sport.
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The young women who are trying to change perceptions about a traditionally male-dominated practice.
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Detectorist Tom Thomas kept the rare artefact for nearly 30 years, not knowing its real value.
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Leukaemia survivor Gary Hodges says Karen Scoltock saved his life when she joined the stem cell register.