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She tells leaders it is her "sincere wish" for Prince Charles to be the next head of the Commonwealth.
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Temperatures have hit 29.1C in London, making it the warmest April day for nearly 70 years.
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This was once Theresa May's answer to illegal immigration- now it's being blamed for the Windrush scandal.
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Sir Alan Parker says a change is needed because of challenges facing the charity and the sector.
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Millie Bobby Brown is the youngest person ever named in Time's most influential people list.
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Patti Murin, star of Broadway's Frozen, is applauded for opening up about her mental health.
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The American magician was ordered to reveal his trick in a court battle with an injured participant.
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The ex-FBI chief tells the BBC the US is becoming "numb" to the president's "impulsive behaviour".
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Liam Clarke knew his young victim was terrified of evil spirits and used that exploit her.
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Ten-day-old Maile's debut on the august chamber floor comes a day after senators quashed a baby ban.
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King Mswati III declares a name change at events celebrating independence and his 50th birthday.
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Abdulrahim Omar shaved a 10-year-old boy's head while others sat and laughed, the court heard.
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BBC cricket correspondent Jonathan Agnew and his wife Emma chose not to look up the disease on the internet
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It was the game show everyone wanted to be on and these people actually made the cut.
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It's not just people making the most of the sunshine, as your pictures of animal antics show.
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Concerned WhatsApp users have been sharing a video reporting the start of nuclear war. It's not real.
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Police in Cumbria say they've seen a disproportionate number of deaths related to drug abuse.
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The Philippine islanders are worried the tourist ban will destroy their livelihoods.
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The C-Thru lens uses augmented reality to improve firefighters’ sight in poor visibility.
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Kanye West is writing a "book" of philosophy on Twitter, and it's pretty weird and wild.
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A former Indian soldier who disappeared in 1978 finds his family after they spot him on YouTube.
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BBC coverage of latest developments
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Airline staff take to social media to complain about passengers ignoring their advice.
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An idyllic holiday resort on the banks of the Red Sea was a base for Israeli spies with a secret mission.
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Scientist Vladimir Uglev has no doubt the agent that poisoned the Skripals was made in Russia.
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A Defra press release refers to 8.5 billion straws being used per year in the UK - is that likely to be true?
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Now 26, Hati Sparey-South is herself training as a teacher, determined to help today's pupils.
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As the investigation into an alleged chemical attack in Syria continues, one group is spreading its unsubstantiated take.
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A new musical called The Assassination of Katie Hopkins causes controversy before it's opened.
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What do tech leaders like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos have to say about meetings?
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The England and Wales Cricket Board wants to introduce an innovative '100 balls' format into its new city-based tournament.
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Sports Minister Tracey Crouch is "declaring war on football fans" by turning a blind eye to safe standing, says the Football Supporters' Federation.
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Who has the best technique? Who is the top break-builder? Snooker's finest on what makes the perfect player.
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Defender Bradley Wood is banned for six years after bets are placed on him getting booked for Lincoln City last season.
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Great Britain captain Anne Keothavong says the Fed Cup must not be "ignored" while so much "time and energy" is being devoted to Davis Cup reform.
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Manchester United midfielder Michael Carrick reveals he told the Football Association not to pick him any more after finding England duty "depressing".
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The former US First Lady never accepted a passive role, and campaigned for social justice.
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John Corcoran graduated from university and became a teacher for 17 years - but he had an extraordinary secret.
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How death row prisoner Susan Kigula studied law and changed Uganda's legal system.
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When powerful women began talking about their experience of sexual abuse, it had an effect on some of the most powerless women in the UK.
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Opioid addicts are turning to a clinic in Mexico to break their addiction with a treatment that's illegal in the US.