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Singer showed off her incredible voice in the latest episode with the Late Late Show host
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App for EU citizens' Brexit registration won't work on iPhones
UK officials suggested EU citizens could borrow someone else's phone, according to MEPs
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Avengers: Infinity War review: A wildly ambitious, entertaining ride
A sprawling affair with multiple changes of locations and many overlapping plot lines, its momentum rarely slips.
University investigates incident where black student 'called a monkey'
‘I was in complete shock at the way he casually said it’
Alfie Evans may be allowed home but cannot travel to Rome, judge rules
Judge rejects claims by toddler's father that his son was 'significantly better'
Over 6,000 fracking wells needed to halve UK gas imports, study says
The space required is equivalent to 4,900 football pitches
Fraud against small businesses has cost 50,000 UK jobs, study shows
Almost one in four SMEs has fallen victim to fraud
Twitter announces new privacy policy ahead of European data law
Sweeping General Data Protection Regulation set to take effect in EU next month
Opposition leaders call on Theresa May to tackle obesity crisis
PM urged to 'take bold action to tackle one of the greatest health challenges of our time'
NHS hospitals fail to spot dementia in more than a third of patients
Diagnosis missed in a third of all dementia patients who often need specialist support during ‘terrifying’ experience of hospital admission
Britain to ramp up aid to Syria over next two years
The commitment comes at a summit in Brussels dedicated to the humanitarian situation in Syria
Golf club calls police over black women 'playing too slowly'
Women accuse club owners of racial and sexual discrimination after being ordered to leave
Amazon will now deliver packages to the boot of your car
Amazon has made package delivery more convenient than ever
Amazonian people use drumming language to communicate long distances
Bora tribe of Colombia and Peru mimic speech with traditional manguare drums to transmit information, new research reveals
Video shows sea of plastic bottles after London Marathon
'We have to change', says actress who filmed route after runners had passed
Homelessness in UK '10 times worse' than official figures suggest
Thousands being 'forgotten in statistics' as estimated 51,500 people found to be living in temporary accommodation – compared with 5,870 recorded by government, says charity
Albert Thompson finally given date to receive cancer treatment
The 63-year-old had his treatment delayed by six months due to his immigration status - despite living in the UK for 44 years
German state orders all government buildings to have Christian crosses
Religious symbol is already compulsory in public schools and courtrooms in predominantly Catholic Bavaria
Inside Jamaica's women-only magic mushroom retreat
A new women's retreat in Jamaica helps you connect with yourself in the post #metoo era - through magic mushrooms
'Promiscuous' monkeys found mating with other species for first time
'Red-tails are mating with blues, blues are mating with red-tails, and hybrids are mating with everyone'
Global wine output falls to lowest level in 60 years
Poor weather conditions in the EU have led to a sudden decrease in production
Novelist interview: 'People don't value life for what it is'
Rising MC and producer on his debut album, violence in the streets, and why he has no regrets about staying independent
Israel abandons plan to forcibly deport illegal African immigrants
'At this stage, the possibility of carrying out an unwilling deportation to a third country is not on the agenda'
DiCaprio hails script of new Tarantino film director says is closest to Pulp Fiction
It's 'probably the closest to Pulp Fiction that I've ever done,' the director said
Merkel denounces ‘different type of antisemitism’ from Arab refugees
Chancellor 'saddened' Germany has not snuffed out antisemitism for good
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Jonathan Cooper LGBT rights are on the line today in the government's Brexit bill
A new report concludes that the UK’s journey towards full equality for LGBT people could not have happened without the EU: so what happens when we leave?
Chloe Smith ID is required to collect a parcel or hire a car. Why not for voting?
Minister for the Constitution Chloe Smith responds to claims voter ID checks will discriminate against ethnic minority communities
China captures arson suspect after karaoke blaze kills 18
Man blocked sole entrance of KTV lounge with motorbike before setting it ablaze
Qasim Rashid The Supreme Court must remember America's history of failing refugees
Approval for the Muslim ban has risen as high as 60 per cent, but in 1939 the same percentage of Americans wanted to send Jewish child refugees escaping Nazi Germany back to Hitler. We must learn from our past mistakes
Jenny Eclair We need to get rid of the great British breakfast
Bewilderingly, in some parts of the country, the avocado is still treated like a semi-precious vegetable, whereas white pepper, which no one has used in 30 years, is still present on every breakfast table in the land
Olivia Remes How to beat anxiety without medication, according to science
If it’s left untreated, anxiety can lead to depression, early death and suicide, yet the medication that is prescribed to treat anxiety doesn’t often work in the long-term
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Sara Degli-Esposti If the Facebook scandal scared you, you should hear about smart cities
Even something as simple as a garbage bin can now be connected to the internet and used to collect information that could be sold onto third companies
Ben Chu Think twice before revealing what you were paid at your last job
Greater transparency is a worthy goal, but when you disclose your previous salary in an interview situation the prospective employer knows more about you than you do about them
James Moore Why I fell in love with Meghan Markle
This is a purely platonic affaire d’amour that has nothing to do with our Megs’ looks, who she is, or her personality – it’s because of the trolls
Najah Alotaibi Why showing Black Panther in Saudi Arabia is a big deal
Re-opening cinemas after three decades is all part of the Crown Prince's Vision 2030. It’s about making Saudi Arabia more vibrant and diverse. More fun
John Rentoul Theresa May really could face a Brexiteer coup if she doesn't deliver
The government will lose a vote for a soft Brexit on Thursday, but the prime minister has no choice but to talk tough and carry on
Hamid Baeidinejad Let's allow chemical weapons inspectors to do their jobs
As a participant in the negotiations that led to the 1992 Chemical Weapons Convention, Iran's ambassador to Britain says unilateral responses to the alleged gas attack in Douma are unhelpful. For an alternative view click here.
China accuses US of 'severe infringements' on human rights
Beijing claims America poses as 'guardian of human rights' after State Department criticises Chinese rights record
Officer says sorry with cake after Tasering firefighter by mistake
It's not the first time an officer of the law has used baked goods to apologise to fellow emergency workers after shooting them rather than the target
Indian police trace 3,000 missing children through facial recognition
The technology helped identify thousands of missing children within just four days of launching
Western countries plan to bypass Russia's UN veto over Syria
Russia has used its veto 12 times to block UN action targeting President Bashar al-Assad’s regime
Political foes come together in Armenia to mark Ottoman massacre
Day after prime minister pushed out of office, government and opposition mark 103rd anniversary
Pope gives 3,000 ice creams to poor and homeless people
Pontiff celebrates St George's Day with 'most needy' of Rome
World news in pictures
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1/50 24 April 2018
President Donald Trump, French President Emmanuel Macron, first lady Melania Trump and Brigitte Macron hold hands on the White House balcony during a State Arrival Ceremony in Washington.
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A boy walks on a pile of garbage covering a drain in New Delhi.
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Newly ordained priests lie on the floor as Pope Francis leads a mass in Saint Peter's Basilica at the Vatican.
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South Koreans cheer during the welcoming event for the inter-Korean summit between South Korea and North Korea in Seoul. The inter-Korean summit is scheduled on April 27, 2018 at the Joint Security Area in Panmunjom, agreed by South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un.
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A Palestinian slings a shot by burning tires on the Israel-Gaza border, following a demonstration calling for the right to return. Palestinian refugees either fled or were expelled from what is now the state of Israel during the 1948 war.
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Outgoing Cuban President Raul Castro raising the arm of Cuba's new President Miguel Diaz-Canel after he was formally named by the National Assembly, in Havana. A historic handover ending six decades of rule by the Castro brothers. The 57-year-old Diaz-Canel, who was the only candidate for the presidency, was elected to a five-year term with 603 out of 604 possible votes in the National Assembly.
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Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announces early presidential and parliamentary elections for June 24, 2018, at the Presidential Palace, in Ankara. Erdogan announced the snap elections, originally scheduled for November 2019, in a move that will usher in a new political system increasing the powers of the president. He said the new system needed to be implemented quickly in order to deal with a slew of challenges ahead, including Turkey's fight against Kurdish insurgents in Syria and Iraq.
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European lawmakers raise placards reading "Stop the War in Syria" in protest against airstrikes launched by the US, Britain and France in Syria last week criticizing the legitimacy of the operation, as French President Emmanuel Macron delivers his speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Macron is expected to outline his vision for the future of Europe to push for deep reforms of the 19-nation eurozone and will launch a drive to seek European citizens' opinions on the European Union's future.
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People participate in a protest against the rape of an eight-year-old girl in Kathua near Jammu, and a teenager in Unnao, Uttar Pradesh state, in Bangalore, India
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Fireworks are set off as the final performance takes place during the Closing Ceremony for the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
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The wreckage of the Scientific Studies and Research Centre compound in the Barzeh district, north of Damascus, after the United States, UK and France launched strikes against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's regime early on April 14 in response to an alleged chemical weapons attack after mulling military action for nearly a week. Syrian state news agency SANA reported several missiles hit a research centre in Barzeh, north of Damascus, "destroying a building that included scientific labs and a training centre"
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Indian activists gather to show support for the chairperson of the Delhi Commission for Women Swati Maliwal, who is on a hunger strike against the alleged rapes in Uttar Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, in New Delhi, India. According to news reports Maliwal is sitting on hunger strike demanding that authorities take strict actions against the alleged rapists.
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Shi'ite pilgrims carry a symbolic casket outside Imam Moussa al-Kadhim's shrine to mark the anniversary of his death in Baghdad, Iraq
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Seasonal winds washed tons of debris ashore at Matahari Terbit beach, near Sanur, Bali, Indonesia.
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Syrian onlookers gather around rescue teams clearing the rubble at the site of an explosion of unknown origin which wrecked a multi-storey building the previous night in the war-battered country's northwestern city of Idlib. The cause of the explosion in the jihadist-held city, which killed more than a ten people and wounded 80, according to the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group, was not immediately clear.
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Protesters try to block French gendarmes during an evacuation operation in the zoned ZAD (Deferred Development Zone) in Notre-Dame-des-Landes, near Nantes, France.
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Competitors cross the start line at the annual Pyongyang Marathon.
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The body of journalist Yasser Murtaja, 31, is carried during his funeral in Gaza city. He was shot by Israeli troops while reporting on Palestinian protests on the Gaza-Israel border.
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Supporters of the former South African president Jacob Zuma rally prior to his appearance in the KwaZulu-Natal High Court on corruption charges in Durban. Zuma, 75, arrived to face corruption charges linked to a multi-billion dollar 1990s arms deal. The graft case against him was postponed until June 8 after a brief 15-minute hearing.
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Palestinian protesters run during clashes with Israeli troops at Israel-Gaza border.
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Presidents Hassan Rouhani of Iran, Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey and Vladimir Putin of Russia pose before their meeting in Ankara.
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South African school children pause next to a portrait of the late South African anti-apartheid campaigner Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, wife of African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela, at her house in Soweto. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa paid tribute to Winnie, who died on April 2, saying that Nelson Mandela's former wife was a "voice of defiance" against white-minority rule.
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Jewish priests and civilians take part in the Cohanim prayer during the Passover holiday at the Western Wall in the Old City of Jerusalem.
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Pope Francis greets the crowd at St Peter's square after the Easter Sunday Mass in the Vatican. Christians around the world are marking the Holy Week, commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, leading up to his resurrection on Easter.
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Mourners hold back a relative of Palestinian Hamdan Abu Amshah, who was killed along the Israel border with Gaza, during his funeral in Beit Hanoun town.
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Israeli soldiers shot tear gas grenades towards the Palestinian tent city protest commemorating Land Day. The day marks the killing of six Arab Israelis during 1976 demonstrations against Israeli confiscations of Arab land.
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An emotional Steve Smith is comforted by his father Peter as he fronts the media at Sydney International Airport. Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft were flown back to Australia following investigations into alleged ball tampering in South Africa.
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French gendarmes escort the coffin of the late Lieutenant Colonel Arnaud Beltrame transported by car during a funeral procession leaving the Pantheon as part of a national tribute in Paris. The French President will lead a national commemoration to hostage-swap policeman Arnaud Beltrame killed in jihadist attack.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visits a memorial made for the victims of a fire in a multi-story shopping center in the Siberian city of Kemerovo. Officials say that the fire escapes were blocked and a PA system was turned off during the fire that killed over 50 people.
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At least 64 shoppers have been killed in fire at a shopping centre in Russia. A further 16 people were still missing after flames broke out at the four-storey Winter Cherry mall in the city of Kemerovo in Siberia, according to Russian Emergencies Minister Vladimir Puchkov. The fire was extinguished in the morning after burning through the night. Parts of the building were still smouldering and the floors of the cinema hall had caved in in places, another emergency official said.
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Syrian civilians gathering for their evacuation from the town of Arbin in the Eastern Ghouta region on the outskirts of the capital Damascus, following a deal with the regime. The deal is expected to see some 7,000 people bussed from Arbin and Zamalka towns and the district of Jobar to a rebel-dominated part of northern Syria.
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Students attend the ‘March For Our Lives’ in Washington. In the wake of the Florida attack, there has been a widespread effort to ban assault rifle.
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Police at the scene of a hostage situation in a supermarket in Trebes. An armed man took hostages in a supermarket in southern France, killing three and injuring about a dozen others, police said. A French minister confirmed the gunman had been shot dead by police.
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A boy rows his boat in the polluted waters of the Brahmaputra river on World Water Day in Guwahati, India.
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Kosovo's opposition lawmakers release a teargas canister inside the country's parliament in before a vote for an agreement to ratify or not a border demarcation deal signed in 2015 with Montenegro.
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People carrying luggage leave the Russian Embassy in London and board a van bearing diplomatic plates. Dozens of people including adults with children arrived at the Russian embassy in the morning and then left carrying luggage in vehicles bearing diplomatic registration plates. Britain last week announced the expulsion of 23 Russian diplomats over the spy poisoning row, prompting a tit-for-tat response from Moscow.
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The Soyuz MS-08 spacecraft is mounted on the launch pad at the Russian-leased Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan
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President Vladimir Putin walks out of a voting booth at a polling station during Russia's presidential election in Moscow.
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People take part in a pensioners protest to demand decent pensions in Barcelona. Thousands of people across the country took part in mass demonstrations called by main Spanish workers unions demanding rises of state pensions in accordance with the consumer price index
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Russian President Vladimir Putin visits the Almazov National Medical Research Centre in Saint Petersburg.
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Vladimir Putin chairs a meeting with members of the Security Council in Moscow.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel is sworn in by the President of the German lower house during the government's swearing-in ceremony at the Bundestag in Berlin. Merkel, head of the Christian Democratic Party CDU, starts her fourth term as German chancellor, capping months of political uncertainty as she bartered with her rivals of the SPD to help govern Europe's top economy in a "grand coalition".
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Nepali students of University of Dhaka light candles in memory of the victims of the US-Bangla aircraft crash in Nepal, Bangladesh.
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Rescuers work to save passengers from a plane crash at Kathmandu airport in Nepal.
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French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte Macron pose for photographs as they visit the Taj Mahal.
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France’s far-right party Front National (FN) president Marine Le Pen applauds former US President advisor Steve Bannon after his speech during the Front National party annual congress, in Lille, northern France.
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A television screen showing pictures of US President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un at a railway station in Seoul.
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Protesters form triangles with their hands during a demonstration for women’s rights in Bilbao, Spain.
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A labourer works on a salt pan in the outskirts of the Nagaur district in the Indian state of Rajasthan ahead of International Women’s day.
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Sri Lanka's army soldiers and police personnel stand near a vandalised building in Digana, a suburb of Kandy. Extremists Buddhist mobs swept through the town on Monday, burning at least 11 Muslim owned shops and homes. Sri Lanka's president declared a state of emergency Tuesday amid fears that anti-Muslim attacks in the central hill town could spread.
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Tapes show Trump ‘exaggerating own wealth' to get on Forbes 400 list
'I'm John Barron' he told reporter working on rich list story
Israeli secret service ran fake hotel as front for smuggling refugees
Hotel was used in late 1970s and early 1980s to justify agents' presence and keep identities hidden
Au revoir, veggie burger: France bans meat-like terms
'It will not stop the shift away from animal to plant protein consumption'
Suspect in Nashville Waffle House shooting caught by police
Travis Reinking is suspected to have shot and killed four people at a Waffle House
Emmanuel Macron to urge US to keep troops in Syria during state visit
French president will also warn about dangers of America abandoning Iran nuclear deal
Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam jailed for 20 years
Isis supporter awaits separate trial for alleged involvement in November 2015 attacks
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Rihanna to launch Savage X Fenty lingerie line with cups up to 44DD
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Teenagers wearing Native-inspired dresses to prom go viral
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Fashion Revolution Week 2018: Fifth anniversary of Rana Plaza collapse
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The £95 bridesmaid dress set to be the style of the season
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Kanye West's new Yeezy sliders mocked on Twitter
How certain foods can help boost intelligence and improve mood
Max Lugavere reveals how our diets can be adapted to optimise cognitive function
Southern Rail: RMT union accuses train operator of 'smear campaign'
Exclusive: rail boss claims 70 per cent of affected staff are ignoring strike calls
How to design a royal baby-inspired nursery
As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge welcome a new baby boy into the family, we show how to style a nursery fit for royalty.
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Inside the bold and theatrical home of London designer Carolina Wong
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How to style a wedding as glamorous as Harry and Meghan's big day
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Feather your nest with the new design trend worth tweeting about
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Islands, brickwork and black: top trends for kitchen design
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Timber retreat tucked away in the shadow of a Chilean volcano
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Liverpool’s tactics come in for criticism despite huge win over Roma
But the Roma captain remains hopeful of another famous turnaround
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Salah must perform well over 'a longer period' to be world's best
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Klopp left frustrated by Roma goals in 'fantastic' win
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Klopp provides injury update on Oxlade-Chamberlain after Liverpool win
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Roma coach accused of ‘not watching Liverpool this season’ after loss
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Roma’s late goals Roma left Liverpool disappointed, admits Henderson
Cook is learning to take the rough with the smooth at a time of change
Interview: The former England captain opens up on the future of cricket, the Australian ball-tampering scandal and the ECB's new 100-ball format
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Smith confirmed as England's new national selector
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ECB to introduce new 100-ball tournament including 10-ball overs
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Using analytics to predict what Smith's England might look like
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Australia captain Paine vows to tone down sledging
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Surrey open door to signing of banned Australian pair Smith and Warner
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Joanna Lumley is 'terrified all men are seen as bad'
Ab Fab star recently hosted the Bafta awards where attendees wore black as a symbol of solidarity with victims of sexual abuse and harassment
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Dakota Johnson claims making new horror film sent her to therapy
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Avengers: Infinity War post-credits scene quantity revealed
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Every new TV show and movie coming to Netflix in May
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Infinity War directors reveal footage shot would take 21 days to watch
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Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson pens heartfelt post to newborn baby daughter
Schoolhouse Rock composer Bob Dorough dies aged 94
Series of animated short educational videos were enjoyed by generations of children every Saturday morning during the 70's and 80's
Smallville actor allegedly tried to recruit Emma Watson to 'sex cult'
Mack contacted Watson to advertise what she described as an 'amazing women’s movement'
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TV Review, The Split (BBC1): Watching people tear themselves apart
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Flowers writer Will Sharpe on bringing Japanese comedy to the stage
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Stephen Lawrence documentary mysteriously removed from BBC iPlayer
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Over 16,000 sound effects made available for free from BBC library
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This Westworld season 2 fan theory suggests Delos is harvesting DNA
Meet Sir John Lubbock, Godfather of the must-read listicle
Every Wednesday, Alex Johnson delves into a unique collection of titles. This week he looks back at an MP’s musings that got the ball rolling
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The new iPad isn't the best tablet you can buy, but the best you will
It's not the Pro. But if you're not one either, this might be the tablet for you
Seed banks protect us from apocalypse – but what if doomsday is here?
‘There are doomsdays happening all the time’
PUBG and Fortnite get new updates as battle royale fight heats up
New maps, new weapons – and new rules
'Super seducer' game that teaches men how to pick up women banned
The game is still available on other platforms, though has received an angry reaction

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