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News Daily: Brexit bill finally passes and Trump backs down
Your morning briefing for Thursday 21 June 2018.
Ariana Grande and Pete Davidson confirm engagement
SNL comedian Pete Davidson confirms his engagement to the singer, saying "it's lit".
Upskirting bill to be introduced by the government
Proposed law creating new offence to go before MPs a week after bill defeated by one objection.
Sex, drugs and A&E: 10 charts on how the under-30s use the NHS
Debates about the NHS often focus on the pressures of an ageing population, but how do younger patients use the service?
Valley lives: Capturing South Wales in the 80s
Delweddau trawiadol yn darlunio'r cymoedd yn yr 80au // A series of images documenting the Welsh Valleys in the 1980s
Brexit: Theresa May vows 'smooth and orderly' EU exit
The prime minister promises more detail on future UK-EU relations as Brexit bill clears parliament.
Iain Stirling: The man behind the Love Island voiceover
Love Island's cheeky voiceover guy Iain Stirling says people love "relationships and gossip".
Johnny Marr returns to save us from ourselves
Former Smiths guitarist is back from the future with a riff-tastic warning in a bid to escape from his own past.
Ed Sheeran: Travel and ticket warning for Cardiff concerts
Ed Sheeran fans advised to plan ahead for Cardiff gigs amid travel fears and heightened ticket scrutiny.
Underground dormitories of the Windrush arrivals
Migrants from the Caribbean were temporarily housed in underground tunnels. Now the public can visit them too.
Cases of cancer in elderly to surge by 2035, report says
By 2035 about 234,000 over-75s will get cancer each year - up from 130,000 now, a report estimates.
Where can UK students study for free?
UK undergraduate students do not pay any tuition fees in 10 EU countries and Norway.
US envoy Nikki Haley berates human rights groups
In a letter, Nikki Haley says the groups worked to "thwart reform" of the UN human rights council.
World Cup Catch-up: Ronaldo record, poor Pepe & a comedy throw-in
Watch all the best action and funnies from day seven of the World Cup, as Spain overcome an unorthodox Iran team and Cristiano Ronaldo does it again for Portugal.
Ofsted chief inspector backs ban on phones in schools
Amanda Spielman also says she supports punishments such as lines, litter-picking and detention.
Like Minds: Why insomnia affects your mental health
Why do we feel so low when we've not had enough sleep?
Medecins Sans Frontieres staff 'used local prostitutes'
Female former employees tell the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme the behaviour was widespread.
Turkey election: Expats play decisive role in Erdogan vote
Almost half of Turkey's expat voters have already cast their vote, as President Erdogan eyes greater power.
World Cup 2018: The Indian who cycled to Russia to meet Messi
Clifin Francis took a bike to meet his hero and is now just days away from Moscow.
US migrant children: The bigger picture explained
Why has this been happening? Why now? We explain the context of why migrant families are being separated.
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