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- Ministers expect Theresa May to reveal No 10 departure date on Friday
- European elections 2019: EU citizens turned away from UK polls
- Tiger Who Came To Tea author Judith Kerr dies
- Mumps and measles cases in England prompt vaccine call
- Londonderry alert: Petrol bombs thrown at police officers
- Surgeons warn of serious hand injuries from dog leads and collars
- Whorlton Hall: Hospital abuse missed despite at least 100 official visits
- Football coach Bob Higgins guilty of abusing trainees
- Julian Assange, Wikileaks co-founder, faces 17 new charges in US
- Abuse accuser Carl Beech told police 'MI5 boss stole my dog'
- Huawei: China warns of investment blow to UK over 5G ban
- Transgender women's right to use Hampstead Heath ponds acknowledged
- Bob Higgins trial: Sex abuse coach 'was god to players'
- Hospital staff 'abused' vulnerable patients in Durham, BBC's Panorama reveals
- Care minister Caroline Dinenage 'deeply sorry' over hospital abuse
- The Verve's Richard Ashcroft on the end of Bitter Sweet Symphony dispute
- Tees cartoons: How Middlesbrough is animating the future
- Shepreth Wildlife Park gives eye drops to tiger by creating tunnel
- 'You can't cheat?' asks Queen at check-out
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- George Best statue mocked by fans
- Newspaper headlines: 'Time finally runs out for May'
- Judith Kerr: Best-selling author who fled the Nazis
- Bob Higgins: The Southampton football coach who abused boys
- Netball counts down to World Cup 'summer of excitement'
- Michael Bublé FaceTimes Birmingham fan from stage during show
- Whorlton Hall hospital abuse and how it was uncovered
- Emmerdale: Myths around male sexual grooming
- How author Lee Child lost his job and found global success
- The rural residents paying for ATM crime
- Sir Elton John's best movie moments
- Grime over Mozart? Better music lessons 'changed my life'
