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Kavanaugh accuser testifies

Woman who accused Trump's nominee for US Supreme Court of sexual assault testifies

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28/09/20018 The government is facing calls to review food labelling laws following the inquest into the death of a teenager.

The government's facing calls to review food labelling laws after the death of a girl.

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29/09/2018 Strong aftershocks have continued to hit the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, where almost 400 people have died.

Rescuers are struggling to reach an Indonesian city devastated by a tsunami.

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30/09/2018 PM calls on Tories to come together

Theresa May has urged the Conservatives to "come together" and back her plan for Brexit.

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01/10/2018 Indonesia buries earthquake and tsunami victims

Mass burials take place in Indonesia as it emerges tsunami detectors weren't working

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02/10/2018 Boris Johnson tells Tory conference that Chequers proposals are a "cheat"

Boris Johnson has rubbished the Prime Minister's Brexit plans at the Tory conference.

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03/10/2018 May closes Tory conference

The Prime Minister warns that splits over Brexit could derail the UK's exit from the EU

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04/10/2018 Russia accused of cyber attacks on the West

Britain, the Netherlands and the USA have accused Russia of a campaign of cyber attacks

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05/10/2018 Fate of Trump's court pick hangs in balance

Trump's SCOTUS pick wins preliminary vote Pound rises on news of Brexit deal progress

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06/10/2018 Trump set for court pick win

Senators expected to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh for US Supreme Court

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07/10/2018 China confirms it's holding missing Interpol chief

Beijing officials say Interpol president Meng Hongwei suspected of criminal activity

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08/10/2018 Major report urges "immediate action" on climate change

Scientists warn that only "immediate action" will avert catastrophic climate change.

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09/10/2018 Theresa May under pressure to change direction on Brexit

The Prime Minister is facing growing calls to change her negotiating position

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10/10/2018 Christian bakery wins 'gay cake' case

Refusal to make pro gay marriage cake isn't discrimination, Supreme Court rules.

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11/10/2018 Demand for Universal Credit budget boost

Minister admits some families worse off under benefit changes

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12/10/2018 Turkish sources say they have Saudi murder footage

Video evidence is said to show Jamal Khashoggi being killed

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13/10/2018 Trump warns Saudi Arabia of severe punishment if found to be involved in murder of missing journalist

Jamal Khashoggi vanished after entering the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last week

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14/10/2018 Unscheduled Brexit talks in Brussels

The Brexit Secretary, Dominic Raab, meets the EU's chief negotiator to resolve key issues

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15/10/2018 Deadlock Over Brexit

Theresa May insists a deal with the EU is still achievable.

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16/10/2018 John Bercow to stand down as Commons Speaker

The Commons Speaker, John Bercow, will stand down next summer.

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17/10/2018 'Deal is achievable', May tells EU summit

PM to urge EU colleagues to show flexibility to end the deadlock in the Brexit talks

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18/10/2018 PM faces Brexit backlash

Theresa May faces a tory party backlash as she tries to break Brexit deadlock

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19/10/2018 20 men convicted of grooming in Huddersfield

A gang of men, who raped and abused girls as young as 11, given lengthy prison sentences

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20/10/2018 'People's Vote' demo draws vast crowds

Organisers claim 700,000 people attended a march demanding another referendum on Brexit

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21/10/2018 Nuclear treaty withdrawal plan criticised

Ex Soviet leader Gorbachev condemns President Trump's plan to leave nuclear treaty.

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22/10/2018 Theresa May tries to head off Brexit revolt

The prime minister has tried to head off a parliamentary revolt against her Brexit plans

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23/10/2018 Turkey says Khashoggi murder planned in advance

Erdogan rejects Saudi Arabia's claim that the journalist was killed by rogue operatives

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24/10/2018 Explosives Sent To Clintons and Obama

Suspected explosive devices are sent to Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton

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25/10/2018 Injunction Businessman Named In Parliament

Sir Philip Green is named by Lord Hain as the businessman who took out an injunction.

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26/10/2018 Man held over US bombs

Police investigating letter bombs arrest suspect in Florida

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