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Who is Paul Nuttall? A profile of the UKIP leader
A profile of Paul Nuttall, leader of the UK Independence Party.
Cost of Tories' free breakfasts 'could treble'
A Tory pledge to offer free breakfasts to primary school pupils could go beyond a £60m costing.
Manchester attacks: Police officers have to 'venture into hell'
An officer who spent years witnessing horrific events says the impact on police is not fully understood.
Nato and Trump: What future for the Atlantic alliance?
Nato leaders are playing down President Trump's first visit to the Brussels HQ.
Waiting for take-off in West Africa
Flying between the West African capitals of Freetown and Banjul should take about an hour. But as the BBC's Umaru Fofana found out, it can be quicker and easier to fly via Morocco or even Belgium.
Is heroin being smuggled on Pakistani planes into Heathrow?
Pakistani officials investigate two incidents in which the drug was found on London-bound planes.
The pizza shop feeding the homeless one slice at a time
In this Philadelphia pizza shop, customers can pay $1 to purchase pizza slices for homeless patrons.
Manchester attack: David Beckham says Man Utd's Europa League win 'brings happiness'
Manchester United's Europa League triumph brings "a little happiness at a difficult time", says former England captain David Beckham.
Church of Scotland to decide on gay marriage
A report recommends that ministers should not be denied the authority to preside over gay weddings.
Edinburgh hotel pays compensation over shower scalding death
Kalyani Uthaman from India was on holiday in Edinburgh when she was severely scalded in a shower at the Premier Inn.
Battle for Mosul: IS 'using chemical weapons'
Mosul residents say they are suffering from a rising number of suspected chemical attacks by so-called Islamic State.
The sex slaves of al-Shabab
Last year Salama Ali uncovered a secret - that the al-Shabab militant group was seizing Kenyan woman and turning them into sex slaves.
Newspaper headlines: 'MI5 was warned' about attacker
Papers say authorities had chances to stop the attacker, with claims more bombs have been found.
'I turned my dad's erotic novel into a hit podcast'
As more and more people listen to podcasts, how can podcast makers make money from what they do?
Republican health bill to leave 23m uninsured
House Republicans were excoriated for passing the bill before the Congressional Budget Office score.
Manchester attack: 'Fury' at US 'evidence' photos leak
The New York Times publishes photos it says show the scene of the bomb attack.
Trump in Brussels for 'tough' Nato talks amid protests
The US president has previously criticised Nato members for not meeting spending targets.
Man Utd fans unite for minute's silence after Arena bombing
Manchester United fans put the grief of Monday's bombing to one side to enjoy the Europa League final.
England v South Africa: Eoin Morgan century sets up win
England captain Eoin Morgan hits five sixes in a superb 107 as his side beat South Africa by 72 runs at Headingley in the first one-day international.
Eoin Morgan hits ton in England win over South Africa
A brilliant Eoin Morgan century leads England to a 72-run victory over South Africa in the first one-day international at Headingley.
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