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Lyra McKee: Standing ovation as priest challenges politicians
Fr Martin Magill receives a standing ovation when he asks why it took the journalist's death to unite parties.
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe: Iran offers prisoner swap
Iran says it would free the British-Iranian in return for Iranians detained in the US and Australia.
Man Utd 0-2 Man City: Champions win derby to go top of table
Manchester City strike an important blow in their pursuit of a second successive Premier League title with a convincing derby victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Huawei 5G row: Ministers demand leak inquiry
One senior minister said leaking from the security council - the "holy of holies" - was extraordinary.
Theresa May: Senior Tories rule out early challenge to PM
Rules barring another vote before December will not be changed, but MPs seek clarity about PM's future.
Sri Lanka attacks: Manchester woman confirmed as eighth Briton killed
Lorraine Campbell, 55, was on a business trip in Colombo when she died.
Sturgeon wants Scottish independence referendum by 2021
Scotland's first minister says an independence vote should be held before the next Holyrood election.
Extinction Rebellion: London climate protest 'ending on Thursday'
Extinction Rebellion members will have been protesting in London for a total of 10 days.
Neo-Nazi's Facebook account left active
The social network says it is investigating why the profile was not removed - as it had promised.
Edward Kelsey: Actor who played Joe Grundy on The Archers dies aged 88
He played Joe Grundy on the BBC Radio 4 soap for 34 years and voiced Baron Greenback in Danger Mouse.
Easyjet bans nuts on all flights to protect passengers
Airline to stop passengers eating nuts on flights if other passengers suffer an allergy.
McDonald's plastic straw petition: Call to ditch paper straws
Petition started for McDonald's to stop their paper straw roll-out "as they dissolve in drinks".
Sri Lanka attacks: Son wants to 'bring mum home'
Mark Campbell said his mum Lorraine, who was killed in bombings in Sri Lanka, was "inspiring".
How much screen time should children be allowed?
New World Health Organization guidelines say under twos should not have any sedentary screen time.
Manchester United v Manchester City: Fans' dilemmas
Three-way rivalry, plus a league title to decide, is driving fans to become tactical supporters.
How virtual reality may help Grenfell survivors 'let go of emotions'
England footballer Les Ferdinand is using VR to try to help young men deal with the trauma of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Teenagers who translate for their parents
Critics say cuts to funding for English classes are stopping migrants from integrating into UK life.
Teenage albino model: 'I'm thankful for my skin tone'
Kimberley Leech, 15, has appeared in the Italian edition of Vogue magazine.
Grays scrapyard fire creates huge plume of smoke
Fifty firefighters fought the blaze in an Essex town.
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James Bond: What to expect from Bond 25 announcement
Cast members and the film's title are due to be revealed at an official "live launch" on Thursday.
Cyclist's appeal after thief thwarts sixth round-the-world attempt
After losing his father to cancer, Josh decided to attempt a trip he had failed five times before.
Why your car might be covered in red dust
The weekend's hot weather brought sand from Africa, leaving many Scots needing a trip to the car wash.
Donald Trump state visit to UK: What can we expect?
What happens during a state visit, who decides who's invited, and who else has the Queen hosted?
Will indyref2 happen before May 2021?
Nicola Sturgeon says she wants to see a second vote within this parliamentary term. But is that possible?
The Lego bricks designed for children with sight loss
Children at one UK school have been testing them out. Some say other approaches should also be taught.
Wanted: New Bank of England boss
The government is using a recruitment firm for the first time suggesting it is broadening its search.
Extinction Rebellion: How might ministers win over the protesters?
A closer look at Extinction Rebellion's demands and how the government might try to achieve them.
How did the qwerty keyboard become so popular?
It's not the best layout, so why do most of us still use it?
'My hands and legs needed to go when I got meningitis'
Mike Davies spent 70 days in intensive care with meningococcal meningitis and septicaemia.
'I changed my gender after my wife got dementia'
Steve had gender reassignment surgery after his wife, Jill, moved into a care home.

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