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| Theresa May quits: UK set for new PM by end of July |
| An emotional Theresa May confirms she will step down as Tory leader on 7 June, saying she has done all she can and a new prime minister will have to deliver Brexit. |
| Sheffield 'incident': Two boys die in Shiregreen |
| A man and woman have been arrested on suspicion of murdering the boys, aged 13 and 14. |
| Whorlton Hall: Ten arrested over abuse allegations |
| Ten workers are held over the alleged mistreatment of hospital patients following a BBC investigation. |
| Everest: Three more die amid overcrowding near summit |
| Seven have died climbing the world's highest peak in a week - more than for the whole of last year. |
| Surgeons warn of serious hand injuries from dog leads and collars |
| A Cornwall dog owner had the skin torn off her middle finger by a lead wound tightly round her hand. |
| Bob Higgins victims to sue Southampton and Peterborough United |
| A lawyer representing those abused by Bob Higgins says he hopes a civil trial can be avoided. |
| The Italian resort that became a ghost town |
| Parco Saraceno was built in the 1960s as a luxury resort - but didn't have planning permission. |
| Chelmsford school locker death: Boy, 9, killed in fall |
| Leo Latifi was with family members at an after-school swimming club when the accident happened. |
| Contaminated blood inquiry: Richard Lowry 'wanted to die' |
| A woman tells of her devastation at having to tell her sons their father was going to die. |
| Birmingham LGBT school row: Protests 'won't stop lessons' |
| Protesters vow to carry on opposing the teaching of LGBT issues to primary school children. |
| Liberal Democrats start leadership contest |
| Sir Vince Cable confirms he will hand over to his successor on 23 July. |
| US groups sue Alabama over 'extreme' abortion ban |
| The lawsuit was expected and is part of a conservative strategy to re-examine federal abortion law. |
| UK flights: Number of planes using British skies to reach all-time high |
| Six per minute are expected in one day, with a bank holiday and half-term contributing to the spike. |
| Rebecca Henderson: Posthumous degree for rucksack heart woman |
| Oxford University student Rebecca Henderson died in February from transplant complications. |
| Theresa May: Who will be the next prime minister? |
| Runners and riders in the Conservative leadership race after Theresa May says she will step down. |
| Theresa May: Did she solve her seven burning injustices? |
| When Theresa May became prime minister in July 2016 she identified seven burning injustices. |
| Theresa May resignation: What does it mean for Brexit? |
| With Theresa May announcing her departure, both No Deal and No Brexit are both more likely. |
| Theresa May: Premiership in six charts |
| The highs and lows of Theresa May's time in office, explained in six charts. |
| Theresa May: How the PM fought through Brexit battles |
| It's been a struggle that lasted three years – how did Theresa May's leadership play out? |
| Theresa May resigns: What happened? |
| The UK leader has announced she will step down - plunging the Brexit process into further turmoil. |
| The Theresa May story: The Tory leader brought down by Brexit |
| How Brexit led to the downfall of the UK's second female prime minister. |
| Theresa May's 'deep regret' over Brexit |
| The prime minister says she will leave office on 7 June, having failed to deliver the UK's exit from the EU. |
| Theresa May's political career in three minutes |
| Brexit came to define her time as prime minister, but Theresa May had a long and varied political career. |
| 'We entered a contest and won our baby' |
| After a failed round of IVF, Della McGill and her partner entered a competition and won the ultimate life-changing prize. |
| Iran police arrest 30 at private yoga class |
| The mixed group was detained in Gorgan after an event, which was advertised on Instagram. |
| Quiz of the Week: To which country was Nike forced to apologise? |
| Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days? |
| Royal Mint selling rare gold sovereign for £100,000 |
| The gold sovereign from 1819, being offered via a ballot, is one of only 10 left in the world. |
| Taiwan gay marriage: Three couples and a wedding to celebrate equality |
| Three couples find a special way to celebrate Taiwan becoming the first place in Asia to legalise same-sex marriage. |
| Chinese driver gets ticket for scratching his face |
| A man was fined and given points on his licence after a smart traffic camera decided he was on the phone. |
| Blackpink: Meet the K-pop superstars backstage at their first UK tour |
| From their Spice Girls inspiration to Coachella: here's what we learned from K-pop stars Blackpink. |
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| Viewpoint: What Assange charges could mean for press freedom |
| New US charges against the Wikileaks co-founder have massive implications, a legal expert argues. |
| Does a hit song really need 9 writers? |
| Rudimental just won a songwriting prize for a song that credits nine writers. How many is too many? |
| Austria scandal: Mystery of the honey-trap video |
| Speculation is at fever pitch after a video results in the far right pulling out of Austria's government. |
| Mt Everest: Why the summit can get so crowded |
| A picture gives a glimpse into the conditions facing climbers at the top of the world. |
| India general election 2019: What happened? |
| Analysis of the results of India's 2019 general election. |
| The man who made Einstein world-famous |
| UK astronomer Arthur Eddington proved the German-born physicist's theory of relativity in May 1919. |
| Brazil's Barão de Cocais waits as dam nearby at risk of collapse |
| Residents of Barão de Cocais are on alert as a nearby mining dam is at risk of collapse. |
| 'It changes how you think about waste you're creating' |
| Loop is a new way to reduce packaging by delivering groceries in reusable containers |
| Rahul Gandhi: Is this the end of the Gandhi dynasty? |
| After Narendra Modi's stunning victory, is this the end for Congress party leader Rahul Gandhi? |
| Climate change: Answers to your most asked questions |
| You sent us thousands of questions about climate change. Here are some answers to the most common. |
| Aladdin: Disney remakes and the power of nostalgia |
| Aladdin is the latest animation to go "live action". Why is Disney remaking so many of its old films? |
| Mae Martin: The comedian who doesn't want to label love |
| Canadian stand-up Mae Martin wishes we could all relax about each other's sexuality. |
| Mauricio Pochettino's joke backfires as Real Madrid release official statement |
| A tongue-in-cheek comment from Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino backfires and prompts Real Madrid to release an official statement. |
| England captain Morgan fractures finger but should be fit for World Cup |
| England captain Eoin Morgan has sustained a small flake fracture to his left index finger but expects to be fit for his side's opening World Cup fixture. |
| 'I lost the ability to speak' - England captain on head injury recovery |
| When Olympic champion Alex Danson hit her head on a wall while laughing, the "most challenging part" of her life began. |
| History of women's sport: From ice skating in 1902 to modern-day football heroes |
| From ice skating in 1902 to modern-day football heroes, these are some of the female pioneers who have been trailblazers in sport. |
| Boulter out of French Open but earns £20,000 |
| British number two Katie Boulter confirms her withdrawal from the French Open after being included in main draw. |
| 'My childhood dream has come true' - McManus joins Man Utd after City exit |
| England defender Abbie McManus signs a pre-contract agreement with Manchester United after leaving rivals Manchester City. |
| Neymar? Kylian Mbappe? Will Real Madrid make big signings this summer |
| After winning nothing in 2018-19, Real Madrid are widely expected to rebuild this summer - will this herald a return of the Galacticos to the Bernabeu? |
| Radio 1's Big Weekend acts recreated in wool |
| The Nunthorpe & Marton Knitters are welcoming the stars of Radio 1's Big Weekend. |
| We Are Middlesbrough: From a town of industry to a city of culture? |
| Middlesbrough's grimy past is turned into art and a musical as the town looks to a creative future. |
| Middlesbrough Central Library: Hugs, sleep and Islam for Dummies |
| Libraries now put community hubs and computers alongside books but people are still at their heart. |
| Growing Middlesbrough project offers lifeline to asylum seekers |
| Ibrahim says it is a place where he can find peace for himself. |
| We Are Middlesbrough: Sheesiders are 'the ultimate girl group' |
| Two friends set up a "girl group" to save women from "toxic friendships" and loneliness in Middlesbrough. |
| We Are Middlesbrough: Pregnant teenagers tell their story |
| Robyn used to drink and smoke marijuana, but says her impending little girl changed her life. |
| Club Together: The Middlesbrough team bringing refugees together |
| The men who play for the Middlesbrough club say it helps give them a sense of belonging. |
| Tees cartoons: How Middlesbrough is animating the future |
| Wannabe animators from across the world are now flocking to Middlesbrough. |
| Middlesbrough: Keeping the flames alive at final foundry |
| There is only one foundry left in Middlesbrough - the town once known as Ironopolis. |
| We Are Middlesbrough: Town 'is in my blood, my DNA' |
| Following his husband's sudden death in 2016, Jonathan Brown says he never considered returning south. |
| Roller derby team proud of Middlesbrough |
| The skaters of Middlesbrough Roller Derby team want to encourage more women to get involved in sport. |
| Bob Higgins: The Southampton football coach who abused boys |
| How Bob Higgins was able to groom and abuse young footballers over the course of two decades. |