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Carrie Lam Hong Kong leader never tendered resignation to Beijing
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Former Royal Marine carried exercise machine to peak of Europes highest mountain to raise money for charity
Brexit Boris Johnson's government 'lying to public' about state of EU negotiations
PETER OBORNE When Boris Johnson vowed to see Brexit through on October 31 do or die, come what may, few expected the process would actually involve a political body-count.
Climate change is making life difficult for the indigenous people - and wildlife - of the Sami region.
Five Star Movement supporters vote on whether to form government with old enemy
Asked whether he fears Stokes feat may hang over his captaincy in the way that all-rounders Ian Botham and Andrew Flintoff impacted previous Aussie skippers, Paine said his concern was more basic
After days spent chasing their tail, running after next doors cat or terrorising the postman, pet pooches are too tired to make it to their dog beds, as these hilarious photos from around the world show.
David Parnham, 36, from Lincoln, admitted 15 offences including soliciting to murder and devising a bomb hoax
The teen climate change activist arrives in New York City after a 15-day trip across the Atlantic Ocean on a solar-powered boat.
Teddy Shotter, from Portsmouth, could hardly contain his excitement as his father Ben, 25, played music through his phone. He swayed from side to side to the tune and smiled gleefully.
Will Poulter and Tom Daley open up about being bullied as part of new back to school campaign
Labours economic madness would make the hardest Brexit a walk in the park, writes ALEX BRUMMER
Forecasters forced to correct US presidents incorrect claims about path of storm
Students boycott classes as protests continue into their 14th week
Facebook could hide how many likes posts receive to reduce pressure on social media users
Cocky, bumbling and driven by ego – gaze upon Boris Johnson's leadership 'skills' and weep for Britain
Hidden code in the Android app reveals the potential for the feature, which has not been activated.
Hampshire paralysed tree surgeon returns to climbing
The engineers had been working on a radio mast and died when the maintenance platform plummeted.
Incredible moment African elephant gets into a FIGHT with a rhino
East German nostalgia boosted AfD votes, but it remains an opposition party after state elections.
Northern Ireland bill - what happens next?
The BBCs Aaron Heslehurst explains how the umbrella became a million dollar idea.
The best gardening events and flower shows and where to book tickets
World War Two Sirens sound to commemorate start of war
Carrie Lam Hong Kong leader never tendered resignation to Beijing
Great Britain coach Wayne Bennett selects two Australians for his squad
Hurricane Dorian Destruction as storm hits Bahamas
Get ready for Brexit advertising campaign launches
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