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Beer can thrown towards about 10 people from March for Change protest before mounted police intervene
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Anneka Rice was inspired by her empty nest to do Strictly, as she says she feels reckless
Rebel MPs stripped of the whip for voting against Boris Johnsons Brexit policy
Watford reappoint Quique Sanchez Flores as manager after announcing the exit of Javi Gracia.
Formula Two driver Juan Manuel Correa - injured in the accident that killed French driver Anthoine Hubert - is critical but stable in an induced coma, say his parents.
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England captain Joe Root is bowled by Australias Pat Cummins for a golden duck in the fourth Ashes Test.
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Ex-director of public prosecutions says prime minister would be treated like any other citizen in contempt of court
Left-handed DNA found - and it changes brain structure
The government has unveiled the biggest spending increase in 15 years.
A simple guide to how currency is valued and what it means for your finances
Many retailers have announced store closures and job losses.
TV trigger warnings can make us MORE stressed
J.M.Barries house that inspired Peter Pan on sale for £8.5m
Beer can thrown towards about 10 people from March for Change protest before mounted police intervene
BBC correspondents give their analysis as Theresa May calls it a day.
A guide to Labour Party anti-Semitism claims
Widow of British man choked to death at a hotel in Thailand says their son asks after his father
On the day Theresa May gives up her home and job we look at what the prime minister is left with.
Anneka Rice was inspired by her empty nest to do Strictly, as she says she feels reckless
Rebel MPs stripped of the whip for voting against Boris Johnsons Brexit policy
Watford reappoint Quique Sanchez Flores as manager after announcing the exit of Javi Gracia.
Formula Two driver Juan Manuel Correa - injured in the accident that killed French driver Anthoine Hubert - is critical but stable in an induced coma, say his parents.
Dominic Cummings, 47, is understood to have a different interpretation of the meaning and effect of the rebel anti-No Deal bill - which is expected to receive royal assent on Monday.
England captain Joe Root is bowled by Australias Pat Cummins for a golden duck in the fourth Ashes Test.
Critics claim Libyan commander Khalifa Haftars quasi-legal authority is a way for the armed forces to gain economic power
Brexit will dominate Boris Johnsons to-do list. but there are other nagging priorities too.
Python at 50 Silly Walks and Holy Grails, review – half a century of fish-slapping and nudge-nudge
James Ellroy, once called the American Dostoevsky, is a great writer.
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