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| Brexit: Boris Johnson says 'anti-democratic' backstop must be scrapped |
| The plan to avoid a hard border in Northern Ireland is "unviable", the PM says in a letter to the EU. |
| Andrew Harper death: Murder accused appears in court |
| Jed Foster appears before magistrates, after PC Andrew Harper's wife pays tribute to her "darling boy". |
| Lightning strike 'partly to blame' for power cut |
| Regulator Ofgem publishes National Grid report into outage that hit homes and transport in England and Wales. |
| Hong Kong: British consulate worker 'detained at China border' |
| The Foreign Office says it is seeking further information from Chinese authorities. |
| Khan Sheikhoun: Syria rebels pull out of key town after five years |
| After five years in control, rebels pull out of a strategic town in their last remaining province. |
| Steve Smith: Australia batsman ruled out of third Ashes Test |
| Australia batsman Steve Smith - the leading run scorer in the 2019 Ashes - is out of the third Test after suffering a concussion in last week's second Test. |
| More schoolchildren 'rejecting cigarettes' |
| The proportion of surveyed pupils who have ever smoked tobacco drops to a record low of 16%. |
| Great British Bake Off: 2019 contestants revealed |
| A new batch of contestants get ready to battle it out in front of the cameras for the Bake Off crown. |
| Paul Pogba: Man Utd's Harry Maguire calls for action after racist abuse |
| Manchester United's Harry Maguire calls on social media companies to "stop these pathetic trolls" after team-mate Paul Pogba is subjected to racist abuse online. |
| Kashmir unrest: 'They shot me and I fell to the ground' |
| The BBC meets protesters who were allegedly injured at the hands of security forces in Kashmir. |
| Student loan overpayments of £28m going unclaimed |
| Graduates have paid millions in repayments even though their student loans have been cleared. |
| Toddler injured in Blackpool hotel window fall |
| The two-and-a-half year-old girl is in a serious condition and was airlifted to hospital in Liverpool. |
| Home and Away actor Ben Unwin dies aged 41 |
| Ben Unwin played "bad boy" Jesse McGregor during two stints on the long-running Australian soap. |
| Newspaper headlines: PM's Brexit demands and Sir Elton defends royals |
| The papers cover Boris Johnson's letter insisting the "anti-democratic" backstop plan is ditched. |
| Billie Eilish: My baggy clothes shouldn't slut-shame others |
| The singer talks slut-shaming and fashion choices in an interview by Pharrell for V Magazine. |
| 'I could feel my skin burning': Acid victims speak out |
| Two women share their stories of surviving and then recovering from acid attacks in Uganda. |
| When an ethical vegan met a sheep farmer... |
| Many vegans boycott woollen clothing on the basis that it is cruel to sheep. |
| Twitter 'adopts' a Berkshire grandad following viral video |
| 82-year-old Keith melted millions of hearts when a video of him painting his granddaughter's nails went viral. |
| Meet the man who sets off Stormzy's festival flames |
| We look at why music stars like Stormzy are wanting bigger and more impressive special effects at their shows. |
| 'My Instagram got hacked and I lost my business' |
| Micro businesses say Instagram hackers are costing them money by compromising their accounts. |
| Gloucestershire wildflower garden gets Twitter attention |
| Peter Thain decided to sow some seeds after his lawn was ruined by the hot weather last year. |
| The Rock marries girlfriend Lauren Hashian in Hawaii |
| The couple have been together since 2006 and have two children. |
| 'Most unusual' vehicle stopped on M25 in Hertfordshire |
| The "homemade electric motorcycle" was approved and registered by the DVLA, police say. |
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| The Family: 'Raised in a doomsday cult, I entered the real world at 15' |
| Ben Shenton was raised in a cult that thought the world would soon end. It didn't - but one day his world abruptly changed. |
| The Morning Show: Why are there so many TV shows about TV shows? |
| Jennifer Aniston's new series is just the latest in a long line of programmes set behind the scenes. |
| The International 2019: What does it take to become a gaming millionaire? |
| Gaming is a near billion-dollar industry, but what kind of pressures do young e-sports stars face? |
| Why is the UK seeing a rise in measles cases? |
| Three years after eliminating the infection, Britain has lost its 'measles-free status'. How? |
| 10 charts on what happens after GCSEs |
| At 16, teenagers face a number of training or education choices - but how have these decisions changed over time? |
| Why we lie about being retired |
| When we retire we often pretend that we're still working according to one Harvard academic. |
| The people policing the internet's most horrific content |
| Website content moderators have to see some very disturbing material. How do they cope? |
| Eduard Pernkopf: The Nazi book of anatomy still used by surgeons |
| Eduard Pernkopf created an "atlas" of anatomy by dissecting the bodies of Nazi political prisoners. |
| 'Cut the Iron Curtain': Germany's 1989 freedom picnic |
| Thirty years ago a "European unity" picnic became an East German exodus from communism. |
| Stop and search: What are your rights? |
| With police stop and search powers set to expand what are your rights when approached? |
| Four debutants in Lionesses squad for friendlies against Belgium and Norway |
| Lionesses coach Phil Neville names his 24-player squad for England Women's upcoming friendlies against Belgium and Norway. |
| Manchester City and tactical fouls - what do the stats say? |
| Manchester City are regularly accused of being tactical foulers - is it fair and are any other teams at it? |
| Europa League final defeat transformed Arsenal's transfer strategy - Kroenke |
| Arsenal director Josh Kroenke speaks to BBC Sport about the club's summer transfers, fan pressure and future ambition. |
| 'I love watching natural talent Archer - but Australia will still win the Ashes' |
| In his latest BBC Sport column, Glenn McGrath discusses Jofra Archer's impact on this series, and how Australia have to deal with his pace. |
| Usain Bolt's 200m world record 10 years on - 'You've got to be kidding me!' |
| A look back as Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt breaks the 200m world record at the World Athletics Championships in Berlin on 20 August 2009. |
| Murray positive despite first-round loss to Sandgren in Winston-Salem |
| Andy Murray is still searching for his first singles win since hip surgery after losing 7-6 7-5 to Tennys Sandgren in the Winston-Salem Open first round. |
| 'People made fun of me but I showed them I could do this' - Deaf player makes ATP Tour history |
| South Korea's Lee Duck-hee becomes the first deaf player to win a match in the main draw of a tournament on the ATP Tour. |