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13/04/2019 Sudan concession offer

Sudan's latest leader offers concessions to protestors.

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14/04/2019 Minister warns Labour Brexit talks cant drag on

A senior cabinet minister says Brexit talks with Labour cannot be allowed to drag on.

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15/04/2019 Javid: I could have been drawn into a life of crime

Sajid Javid says he could have had a life of crime instead of becoming 麻豆约拍 Secretary.

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16/04/2019 Notre Dame fire aftermath

Officials in Paris say Notre Dame may have been spared the worst ravages of a huge fire.

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17/04/2019 Scientists have partially revived the brains of dead pigs

Scientists have partially revived the brains of dead pigs

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18/04/2019 Mueller report published

Robert Mueller's report into Russian meddling in the 2016 election has been published

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19/04/2019 Police believe New IRA were behind journalist's killing

Police say they believe the dissident group, the New IRA, killed journalist Lyra McKee

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20/04/2019 Two men arrested in connection with Londonderry killing

Police investigating the death of Lyra McKee say a "new breed of terrorist" is emerging.

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21/04/2019 More than 200 killed in Sri Lanka attacks

At least 207 people have been killed in explosions at churches and hotels in Sri Lanka.

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22/04/2019 Islamist group blamed for Sri Lanka blasts

Sri Lanka government blames Islamist group for Easter bombings, as more victims named

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23/04/2019 IS 'may be linked' to Sri Lanka bombs

IS link probed as Sri Lanka govt admits attacks could have been prevented

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24/04/2019

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25/04/2019 Police inquiry demand over Huawei leak

Government says criminal investigation possible after Huawei leak.

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26/04/2019 Northern Ireland talks to restart

Talks to attempt to restore devolved government in Northern Ireland are to resume.

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27/04/2019

Sri Lanka Easter bombing searches stepped up

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28/04/2019 Government to warn of painkiller addiction risk

New cigarette-style health warnings are to be introduced on all UK opioid painkillers.

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29/04/2019 Boeing apologises for fatal crashes

Boeing's chief executive refuses to admit there's a design flaw with the 737 Max airliner

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30/04/2019 Infected blood scandal inquiry hears harrowing testimonies

Inquiry opens into why thousands of patients were infected with HIV and Hepatitis C

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01/05/2019 Defence Secretary Sacked

Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson sacked by Theresa May.

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02/05/2019 New inquest granted over asthma death

The family of a girl who died after an asthma attack have won the right to a new inquest

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03/05/2019 Brexit blamed for election losses

Conservatives and Labour say voters expressed Brexit frustration

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04/05/2019 Calls for Theresa May to resign

The former Tory leader, Iain Duncan Smith, says the Prime Minister should stand aside.

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05/05/2019 Tories and Labour at odds over Brexit talks

Shadow Chancellor accuses PM of breaching confidentiality on Brexit talks

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06/05/2019 UN issues biodiversity warning

The UN has said that a million species could be pushed to extinction in the coming years.

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London Bridge inquest hears from the families of the victims

London Bridge terror attack inquest hears from the families of the victims

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08/05/2019 May rebuffs fresh calls for her to stand down

Theresa May has rebuffed fresh calls to say when she will stand down as Prime Minister.

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09/05/2019 Church abuse inquiry criticised

The Church of England has been severely criticised for its handling of an abuse inquiry

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10/05/2019 Trump escalates trade war with China

US president defends higher tariffs on Chinese imports as Beijing threatens retaliation

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11/05/2019 Houthis leave key Yemen ports

Withdrawal begins as part of ceasefire deal

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12/05/2019 Euro elections will be 'Brexit protest vote'

Cabinet minister warns European parliament vote could be seen as 'second referendum'

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