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| 'Brexit: 'Big gap' remains in UK-EU deal discussions |
| The future of Northern Ireland's border dominates, while Parliament reconvenes for the Queen's Speech. |
| Turkey-Syria offensive: Kurds reach deal with Syrian army |
| Syrian government forces will be deployed along Syria's northern border to halt Turkey's assault. |
| 'Oval Four': Men 'framed by corrupt detective' to go to court |
| Two men claim they were wrongly convicted of assaulting a police officer nearly 50 years ago. |
| Labour's nationalisation price tag would start at £196bn, CBI says |
| The CBI employers' group claims Labour's plans would cost the combined health and education budgets. |
| Mother's sepsis warning after hospital failure |
| Five-year-old Ava Macfarlane died from sepsis in December 2017. |
| Booker Prize 2019: Margaret Atwood leads six authors in the frame to win |
| Margaret Atwood is the bookmakers' favourite for her follow-up to The Handmaid's Tale. |
| Typhoon Hagibis: Japan deploys 110,000 rescuers after worst storm in decades |
| The typhoon - the worst to hit the country in decades - has left at least 37 dead, with 20 missing. |
| After years searching, I found my sister next door |
| Hillary and Dawn were strangers who shared a driveway - until Hillary made a life-altering discovery. |
| Canadian PM Trudeau shrugs off security threat |
| The prime minister appeared at a rally in a bulletproof vest and surrounded by uniformed officers. |
| Ecuador repeals law ending fuel subsidies in deal to stop protests |
| An agreement is struck after talks in Quito between the government and indigenous leaders. |
| Spain braced for verdict in Catalan separatists' trial |
| Twelve politicians and activists face sedition charges over an independence referendum in 2017. |
| Harry Dunn crash: Parents 'hopeful' about US meeting |
| Charlotte Charles and Tim Dunn hope to take up the offer of meeting Anne Sacoolas. |
| Hong Kong protests: President Xi warns of 'crushed bodies' |
| China's president says trying to divide China will end in "crushed bodies", in a warning to Hong Kong. |
| The Papers: Brexit proposals 'baffle' and 'fury' at EU |
| The papers report on the prospect of Boris Johnson securing a deal before a key summit on Thursday. |
| The pink dolphins giving people their lives back |
| A physiotherapist working with wild dolphins in the Amazon river has helped more than 600 children. |
| British orphans found trapped in Syria IS camp |
| The BBC discovered three children from the same family stranded after their parents died in the fighting with Islamic State. |
| Coco Gauff wins first WTA title beating Jelena Ostapenko in Linz Open final |
| Coco Gauff wins her first WTA title by beating former French Open champion Jelena Ostapenko 6-3 1-6 6-2 in the Linz Open final. |
| Steampunk festival held in Bronte's Haworth |
| Event highlights include tea duelling, burlesque shows and parades. |
| In pictures: Powerful Typhoon Hagibis lashes Japan |
| The worst typhoon to hit the country in decades brings deadly flooding and landslides. |
| ICYMI: Hot air, hugs and high kicks |
| Plus paintings "coming to life" in your round-up of news you might have missed this week. |
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| What Brexit means for half-term holiday plans |
| Costs, paperwork, and the healthcare safety net may all be affected. Here's what you need to know. |
| Why are there sex shops on the A1? |
| Why are they there and, in the age of the internet, who is going in? |
| Yasuke: The mysterious African samurai |
| Yasuke was entrusted with decapitating his Japanese lord - a huge honour 500 years ago. |
| The British girl who went to meet her death row pen pal |
| "We were the only white people on the bus - and the only people to get off at death row." |
| Queen's Speech: What is it and why is it important? |
| The vote that follows the Queen's Speech will be a test of confidence in the government. |
| The hungry 26-year-old who set up a £100m food firm |
| When Timo Boldt realised he wanted to get meal kits delivered, he decided to set up his own firm. |
| East Germany 1989: People power activists who toppled a state |
| A giant anti-communist protest in Leipzig in October 1989 doomed the East German state. |
| Thai elephant deaths: Do elephants risk their lives to save each other? |
| A tragedy in Thailand has pulled on our heartstrings, and can help us learn about elephant empathy. |
| Wales held by group leaders Croatia |
| Gareth Bale's equaliser against Croatia in Cardiff keeps Wales' European Championship qualifying hopes alive. |
| Kosgei shatters women's marathon record - watch the winning moment |
| Brigid Kosgei claims a new women's marathon world record in Chicago, beating the time set by Britain's Paula Radcliffe in 2003. |
| Scotland knocked out of World Cup by hosts Japan |
| Scotland crash out of the World Cup at the pool stage for only the second time after being beaten by an irrepressible Japan in Yokohama. |
| Bulgaria v England: Tyrone Mings in line to make England debut |
| Preview followed by live coverage of Monday's European Championship qualifying game between Bulgaria and England. |
| Joe Fraser GB gymnast wins World Championships gold on parallel bars |
| Joe Fraser wins Great Britain's first ever gold medal on the parallel bars at the World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart. |
| Simone Biles: The world's greatest gymnast |
| Simone Biles becomes the most decorated gymnast in World Championships history with five gold medals in Stuttgart, to take her tally to a staggering 25. |
| What is life like on Penzance's Treneere estate? |
| Four family members describe life on Penzance's Treneere estate - one of England's most deprived areas. |
| Translating for Mum and Dad |
| When a family arrives in a new country, often children find themselves in the role of translator. |