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Sunday, 30 September 2018

New tax on foreign home buyers to help rough sleepers, PM says

Theresa May says an extra stamp duty could fund help for a growing number of rough sleepers.

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Cristiano Ronaldo denies rape claim as 'fake news'

The Portuguese footballer responds to claims by a US woman that he raped her in Las Vegas in 2009.

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Lewis Hamilton wins in Russia after team orders

Lewis Hamilton wins Russian GP following team orders for his team-mate Valtteri Bottas and a clever on-track pass on Sebastian Vettel.

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WSL: Abbie McManus scores incredible own goal for Man City against Birmingham

Birmingham take an early lead against Manchester City as Abbie McManus' backpass bounces over goalkeeper Ellie Roebuck in the Women's Super League.

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Man charged with murdering two women in Kent

The women, who were in their 50s and 70s, died at the scene of an incident in Hadlow village in Kent.

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In pictures: Search for Indonesia tsunami survivors

A frantic search continues on the Sulawesi island, after a deadly tsunami triggered by a quake.

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Port Moresby: The world's most dangerous city to be a woman?

Ben Zand travels to Papua New Guinea's capital to meet the women finally saying no to violence.

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Indonesia earthquake: 'Race against time' to reach survivors

Many people remain missing on Sulawesi after a devastating earthquake and tsunami.

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'I'd binge on Nutella, eating a giant tub a week'

Up to a third of obese people may have Binge Eating Disorder, yet the condition is often misunderstood.

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Hattie the Fatty half the size and hungry for a home

Collie-cross Hattie, dubbed Britain’s fattest dog, has halved her weight and is looking for a home.

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Social media guidelines for young people to be drawn up

Guidelines will be drawn up by health experts amid fears about the impact on children's mental health.

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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: How do you decide when you've done enough work for the day?

Ask HN: How do you decide when you've done enough work for the day?
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I'm a relatively junior software engineer, a little over a year out from university, with a cushy remote job working for big-co. And I never know how much work to do on a given day. Right now, my daily rule of thumb is to try to have my butt in the seat for ~8 hours. I clock out at 6 and stay disciplined so I don't end up overworking as many remoters do. The main disadvantage of this strategy is that it just doesn't align with the reality of the job. Some days I work on something complex and want to work more hours, while others I'll knock out a few small things and want to call it early. Strategies I'd like to use but can't: - Show up and leave with my coworkers. We're a remote team, and have a few serious workaholics on the team (not to mention the issue of timezones). - Leave when I've done my tasks. This might work if we had actual sprints. Our reality is an endless stream bugs and features for us to work on before we launch our product, and we just grab tickets as they come. Hopefully this improves after launch. What do you do? I want to do enough work to feel good about myself, without burning out. I have very little supervision from management, my coworkers seem to respect and like me, and I am generally productive. Help me, HN.

Racism and stereotypes in colonial India’s 'Instagram’

A recent exhibition of postcards from colonial India explores how Indians were portrayed.

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Elon Musk reaches deal over tweets about taking Tesla private

Elon Musk reaches a deal with US regulators over tweets he sent about taking Tesla private.

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Brexit: UK 'would forever regret' losing carmakers - minister

The business secretary says a no-deal Brexit could threaten the UK's status as a world-leading car maker.

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Has 'dieting' become a dirty word?

"Wellness", not dieting, is the new buzzword when it comes to losing weight, but is it the right approach?

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Brexit plan critics are playing politics, says Theresa May

The PM insists her approach is the only one that can deliver, while Boris Johnson calls it "deranged".

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Indonesia earthquake: Huge surge in death toll

At least 832 people died in the earthquake and tsunami that hit Indonesia, emergency officials say.

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Russian spy poisoning: Woman 'identifies' suspect as Anatoliy Chepiga

A woman in the Russian village of Beryozovka tells the BBC she recognises the Salisbury suspect.

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Brett Kavanaugh: FBI contacts Deborah Ramirez for interview

Agents investigating the US Supreme Court nominee approach Deborah Ramirez for an interview.

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Desert Island Discs: Tom Daley felt 'inferior' over sexuality

The Olympic diver also reveals becoming a parent has made him care less about winning Olympic gold.

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Kanye West: Rapper changes his name to Ye

The rapper posted on Twitter: "The being formally [sic] known as Kanye West. I am YE."

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Elon Musk reaches deal over tweets about taking Tesla private

Elon Musk reaches a deal with US regulators over tweets he sent about taking Tesla private.

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Trump on Kim Jong-un: 'We fell in love'

The US president told a rally that the North Korean leader had sent him "beautiful" letters.

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Three in five British adults say miracles are possible

A survey commissioned for BBC Local Radio also suggests 43% of UK adults have prayed for a miracle.

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Protesters throw paint at police in Barcelona

Several people were injured as those for and against Catalan independence clashed in the city.

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Cambridge University completes restoration of gatehouse

A faded gatehouse which dates back to the 16th Century is given a makeover.

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The Papers: 'Boris vs May' and 'disgraceful' data breach

The papers focus on the Conservative Party's division and announcements, ahead of its conference.

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Special words that don't exist in English (yet)

Some languages have words and phrases that English speakers never knew they needed.

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The rise of retro filmmaking and resurgence of Super 8

Super 8 enjoys a huge resurgence as filmmakers ditch digital in favour of the original film format.

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Why are Hong Kong domestic workers practising their dance moves?

Why a domestic worker in Hong Kong takes part in beauty contests

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A wig changed my life and gave me confidence back

Most young men suffering hair loss chose to have transplants, some have a different solution.

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Has 'dieting' become a dirty word?

"Wellness", not dieting, is the new buzzword when it comes to losing weight, but is it the right approach?

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Rudolf Nureyev: How the dance legend continues to inspire

The Russian ballet legend became a star in 1961 but a new film shows how his skill and legacy live on.

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India airports: Has PM Modi built more than others?

The Indian prime minister says he's built more airports than previous governments - has he?

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Ty Hafan: Dad's group tackling tragedy and mountains together

The 100-strong support group hopes to help and inspire other dads whose children have life limiting conditions.

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Ryder Cup 2018: Where will the winning points come from? Singles draw & form

Where will the winning Ryder Cup points come from? Sunday singles draw, form guide and results from Europe v US at Le Golf National, Paris.

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Man Utd: Decision to be made after West Ham defeat - Rio Ferdinand

Manchester United "have big decisions" to make about the future of manager Jose Mourinho, says former defender Rio Ferdinand.

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Lewis Hamilton team orders? All you need to know about Russia

Mercedes new aero package shocks Ferrari, but all is not lost in Russia - there's a first corner, and some politics, to navigate.

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Daniel Sturridge: Has the Liverpool forward got his mojo back?

Daniel Sturridge was playing against Chester when England beat Sweden at the World Cup but the striker appears to have rediscovered his best form at Liverpool.

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Chelsea 1-1 Liverpool: Sarri backs his team for Champions League spot

Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri believes his side are "closer than I thought" to Liverpool after a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge.

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Trump speaks at rally in West Virginia

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Elon Musk to step down as chairman of Tesla, pay $20M in penalties in SEC settlement

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ICYMI: A baby and a celebrity bungee jump

A special visitor to the UN and other stories you may have missed this week.

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Actress Claire Foy reveals struggles with anxiety

The star of The Crown said her condition "exploded" when she became an actress.

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In pictures: Indonesian island hit by tsunami

Images from Indonesia's Sulawesi island, where nearly 400 people have been killed by a tsunami.

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Brexit: Tory MP Heidi Allen would back another referendum

The Cambridgeshire MP says that in the event of a no-deal Brexit, "we need to go back to the public".

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Debt killed my dad

A small debt for unpaid council tax multiplied many times when Nigel Hurst was declared bankrupt - and caused him to take his life.

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Kavanaugh: The woman behind that 'elevator pitch' to Jeff Flake

Anna Maria Archilla on why she felt she had to confront Senator Flake in an elevator, before the vote on Judge Kavanaugh.

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Ryan Gosling and his La La Land director Damien Chazelle on their new film First Man

Ryan Gosling and director Damien Chazelle have looked to the stars for their latest movie collaboration, First Man. It tells the true story of the first moon landing.

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Jefferson Airplane's Marty Balin dies aged 76

He was the co-founder and vocalist-guitarist of the 1960s psychedelic rock group in San Francisco.

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New top story on Hacker News: Ask HN: What things have richly rewarded the time invested in mastering them?

Ask HN: What things have richly rewarded the time invested in mastering them?
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What things (books, activities, courses - anything really) have richly rewarded the time you invested in mastering them?

'CS spray' set off in Bournemouth nightclub

The irritant, which could be CS spray, left 40 people struggling to breathe, police said.

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Gamers meet in real life at bedside of terminally-ill friend

Six online gamers meet for the first time in person to support their terminally-ill friend - years after their friendships began.

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Toyota says no-deal Brexit would stall production at Burnaston

Toyota UK tells the BBC a no-deal Brexit would temporarily halt production at the Burnaston plant near Derby.

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Facebook security breach: Up to 50m accounts attacked

Attackers exploited vulnerability in a feature known as "View As", the social media giant says.

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Bula! Fiji fights US bar's trademark on a national greeting

Fiji is fighting back after a US business trademarked a greeting that's central to Fijian culture.

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Tesla: Shares fall after regulators launch Musk lawsuit

Investors take fright after the US financial regulator accuses Elon Musk of securities fraud.

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Powerleague five-a-side football firm to close 13 sites

Powerleague unveils a rescue plan which involves closing pitches and the loss of 109 jobs.

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Publisher buys Billy Bunter catalogue

Oxford company Rebellion now has the world's biggest collection of English language comic book properties.

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Cosworth in Northampton marks 60 years of powering champions

Mike Costin and Keith Duckworth wanted to "make a living messing around with racing engines".

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High street crisis: Charting how we spend our money

As more retailers are running into trouble, BBC News asks if the way we spend our money has shifted.

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Brett Kavanaugh: Trump's Supreme Court pick faces FBI inquiry

Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation vote must wait as the FBI investigates alleged sexual misconduct.

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EpiPen users told to use devices past normal expiry date

Parents say their children's supplies are due to expire within days, amid a shortage of the devices.

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Toyota says no-deal Brexit would stall production at Burnaston

Toyota UK tells the BBC a no-deal Brexit would temporarily halt production at the Burnaston plant near Derby.

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Indonesia earthquake: Dozens dead in Palu

A powerful quake triggers a tsunami that sends 2m high waves through the city of Palu.

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Woman racially abused while at university speaks out

Racial slurs were shouted at Rufaro Chisango at her Nottingham Trent University halls of residence.

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Facebook security breach: Up to 50m accounts attacked

Attackers exploited vulnerability in a feature known as "View As", the social media giant says.

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F-35 fighter jet: Programme suffers first crash

The pilot ejected safely before the jet, worth an estimated $100m, crashed in South Carolina.

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John Major: Leadership threats against PM are unacceptable

Former PM John Major says the taunts and challenges against Theresa May by some MPs must stop.

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The truth behind my fried chicken

Fried chicken lover Hezron Springer finds out how some of the millions of birds reach our plates.

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Newspaper headlines: Facebook breach and UK future 'at risk'

A range of stories lead Saturday's papers, including the 'unprecedented' cyber attack on Facebook.

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'Magic table' aims to help patients with dementia

A device that projects simple games onto a table is being used to help people with dementia.

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'Rap makes my stutter disappear'

Nineteen-year-old rapper Kitch has a stutter, which almost always disappears when he performs.

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Secret life of rare antelope revealed

An antelope caught on camera in Uganda for the first time sheds light on an unexplored rainforest.

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Eileen Style Queen: The 80-year-old Instagram influencer

The bang-on-trend grandmother proving age is no barrier to success on social media.

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Sneezing fallow buck photo 'one-in-a-million shot'

University student Oban van Schie, 19, took the photograph at Bradgate Park in Leicestershire.

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The Sunday night drama plugging the gap left by Bodyguard

How a stressful long haul flight with a newborn inspired BBC One's new psychological thriller, The Cry.

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Why are dusters often yellow?

The humble duster is a familiar household object but why are they often yellow?

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Astrid Holleeder: Why I betrayed my crime boss brother

The sister of the Netherlands' most notorious gangster risked her life by giving evidence against him.

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High street crisis: Charting how we spend our money

As more retailers are running into trouble, BBC News asks if the way we spend our money has shifted.

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Why doesn't prison work for women?

What is being done to improve outcomes for women offenders?

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Why is France's Macron talking tough on Brexit?

The French president has called some pro-Brexit politicians "liars"

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Christine Blasey Ford's testimony through the eyes of a survivor

How author and sexual assault survivor Liz Spikol saw Christine Blasey Ford's testimony.

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Why US top court is so much more political than UK's

The current partisan split at the US top court is unprecedented and likely to stay, experts say.

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Trump orders ‘supplemental’ FBI investigation into Kavanaugh

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Senate GOP leaders agree to seek an additional FBI background investigation into Brett Kavanaugh before a final vote

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Judiciary Committee recommends Kavanaugh in party-line vote; Sen Flake backs floor vote delay

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Facebook says 50 million user accounts affected by security breach

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Arizona GOP Sen. Jeff Flake will vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh

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Friday, 28 September 2018

TSB and HSBC banking apps hit by computer glitches

Customers of TSB and HSBC face problems accessing accounts due to more computer problems.

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Lorry fire closes M40 southbound in Warwickshire

Highways England said the fire, and a separate crash, could close the road "throughout" Friday

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Ex-Liverpool politician Derek Hatton rejoins Labour

The man expelled form the party for hard-left activities was refused membership three years ago.

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HSBC mobile banking app hit by computer glitch

HSBC becomes the latest bank hit by a computer glitch, with some customers unable to access the app.

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Who is Elon Musk?

Meet the man who inspired Iron Man's alter ego Tony Stark.

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Bargain Hunt: Pulp v Happy Mondays reshot after rule break

There's a twist to the end of a special show featuring the bands Pulp and Happy Mondays.

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Katherine Ryan: Glitter is my black tie

The comedian shares her thoughts on women in comedy, being a single mum and why it's ok to glam up.

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Millennium hotels boss Jennifer Fox leaves after 10 weeks

The chief executive of Millennium & Copthorne, Jennifer Fox, only took over the global chain in June.

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I'm clean, insists boxer Saunders after adverse test

British WBO middleweight world champion Billy Joe Saunders says he is a "clean fighter to the bone" following an adverse drugs test.

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Regulators accuse Tesla's Elon Musk of securities fraud

The SEC files a suit alleging "false and misleading" tweets by Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.

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Consumer loyalty 'rip off' faces probe

Citizens Advice says long-term customers overpay for mobile, broadband, insurance and mortgage deals.

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Ryanair cancels 250 flights across Europe on Friday

Pilots and cabin crew in six countries walk out on Friday in a dispute over contracts and conditions.

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Refund hopes rise for push payment scam victims

New rules aim to prevent "authorised push payment" scams that trick consumers into making transfers.

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Australia banking inquiry: Misconduct 'driven by greed'

A landmark probe into misconduct within Australia's financial sector releases its first findings.

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Sainsbury's-Asda deal could spark sale of hundreds of stores

The Competition and Markets Authority warns merger threatens competition in 463 areas.

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BrewDog scraps deal with US beer firm over Trump offer

The Scottish craft brewer cancels a tie-up with a US firm in a row over free beer for Donald Trump supporters.

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H&M shares jump as online drives sales

Shares in the world's second-biggest clothing chain rise 9% after it reports strong growth in sales.

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Petrobras hit with $853m corruption fine

The fine resolves a long-running corruption investigation at Brazil's state-owned oil company.

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Amazon to open 'four-star' store in New York

The shops will only sell items that received good ratings from customers when they were bought online.

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Italy's populists agree budget to 'abolish poverty'

Italy's populist government agrees deficit of 2.4% of GDP to finance its big budget plans.

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Uber pays $148m over data breach cover-up

The 2016 breach involved hackers grabbing data on millions of Uber customers and drivers.

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Will going online save the sari weavers?

Sari weavers face the challenge of re-inventing themselves in India's growing e-commerce economy.

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Is this the solution to the UK's housing problem?

The BBC takes a first look inside Europe’s largest ‘house factory’ - making modular, affordable homes.

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Air travel 'without your passport leaving your pocket'

Establishing air travellers' identities causes delays, but tech is helping to speed things up.

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The Japanese anime tackling workplace bullying

Why do so many millennials like a Japanese anime cartoon about a little red panda?

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Strictly Come Dancing's Joe Sugg worried he was this year's 'joke act'

Speaking to Newsbeat the vlogger says the whole YouTube community is behind him.

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Brett Kavanaugh: Republicans push for US Supreme Court vote

Nominee Brett Kavanaugh and his accuser gave dramatic testimony ahead of a committee vote on Friday.

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Brett Kavanaugh: key moments from his evidence

The Supreme Court nominee has angry exchanges with Democrats over sexual assault allegations.

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Boris Johnson sets out his 'Super Canada' Brexit plan

The ex-foreign secretary says the UK should "chuck Chequers", on the eve of the Conservative conference.

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Consumer loyalty 'rip off' faces probe

Citizens Advice says long-term customers overpay for mobile, broadband, insurance and mortgage deals.

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Air Niugini plane comes down in Micronesia lagoon

The Air Niugini aircraft can be seen sitting in shallow water, but there are no reports of injuries.

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Pollution threatens future of killer whales

Orcas are in deep trouble because of persistent chemical pollution in the environment, researchers say.

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Disabled train users to get new 'life-changing' app

A Paralympian says the app will "empower disabled people to travel without any fear".

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Regulators accuse Tesla's Elon Musk of securities fraud

The SEC files a suit alleging "false and misleading" tweets by Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.

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Head teachers protest at Downing Street funding rally

Up to 1,000 heads will demand extra cash for schools to tackle crowded classes and poor staff recruitment.

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Placenta complications: 'Women must know the risks'

Previous caesareans and IVF can also increase the risk for expectant mothers, experts say.

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BBC Music website offers dementia lifeline

BBC Music Memories aims to help with the provision of music therapy to patients with Alzheimer's.

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Tawny owl decline: Public urged to record 'twit-twoos'

Volunteers are urged to make a weekly record of the Tawny owl's distinctive hoot, as numbers fall.

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The Papers: Kavanaugh accuser testifies before Senate

Accusations and denials as Brett Kavanaugh and the woman who alleges sexual assault speak at Senate.

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News Daily: Supreme Court showdown and loyalty 'penalty'

Your morning briefing for Friday 28 September 2018.

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Fifa 19: The ultimate test for any relationship

Celebrities and gamers react to the latest version in the franchise which has been going for more than two decades.

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Quiz of the Week: Why are people protesting with these?

It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days?

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Baby Shark: The toddler tune taking over your world

It's got a catchy tune and plans for world domination - but the toddler hit is older than you think.

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Katherine Ryan on what you should never say to a comedian

Love watching comedy? Katherine Ryan has five things you really shouldn't tell your favourite comedian.

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Love and Brexit: 'I’ll move to Germany but it would be Brexit's fault'

Jacky and Jeff say they may have to move to Germany to build a future together because of Brexit.

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Air travel 'without your passport leaving your pocket'

Establishing air travellers' identities causes delays, but tech is helping to speed things up.

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BBC Two gets a playful new look

It's all colourful curves and swirls as BBC Two gets a makeover, the channel's first in 20 years.

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Tortoise saved by Lego wheelchair

An injured tortoise is able to move again thanks to a customised wheelchair made by the vets at Maryland Zoo.

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Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who: What do the critics think?

"Jodie Whittaker may be the breath of fresh air needed to revive a flagging franchise."

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Anti-Semitism row: How has it affected Labour's support?

Accusations of anti-Semitism could have cost Labour in key areas, a study suggests.

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'The facial reconstruction that changed my life'

Jen Taylor underwent 16 hours of surgery, which she struggles to believe she survived.

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Losing friends, moving home and being broke - life after university

The transition from university to working life can impact on your self-esteem and here's why.

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Contaminated blood scandal: Where does the UK's blood supply come from now?

A public inquiry into the infected blood scandal of the 1970s and 1980s is under way.

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The Japanese anime tackling workplace bullying

Why do so many millennials like a Japanese anime cartoon about a little red panda?

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Business rates scrapped for children's day nurseries in Wales

One nursery owner says the tax cut will help tackle a shortage in childcare providers.

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Abhilash Tomy: Rescued Indian sailor speaks of ocean ordeal

Solo yachtsman Abhilash Tomy was rescued from the middle of the Indian Ocean on Monday.

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Bonmarche fashion chain warns on profits

The warm weather and weak consumer demand have held back sales, the womenswear chain says.

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Cara Delevingne on why she didn't report sexual abuse

Cara Delevingne is one of the thousands of women sharing their Why I Didn't Report stories.

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Ofgem orders energy firms to improve complaints handling

The regulator clamps down on the 11 biggest energy suppliers over customer complaints.

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Federal Reserve raises interest rates again

The US central bank increases interest rates for the eighth time since 2015.

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Goldman Sachs's Marcus could boost UK savings rates

Goldman Sachs is well-known for its investment bank, but will now also offer a savings account.

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IMF boosts bailout for crisis-hit Argentina

The IMF will make $57bn in emergency funds available to Argentina as it wrestles with an economic crisis.

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Fraudsters target victims on social media

National Trading Standards highlights range of evolving threats facing both consumers and business.

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Ten big-name firms to publish parental leave policies online

The change has been driven by MP Jo Swinson, who wants all big firms to be transparent on leave policies.

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Bestival creditor offers to buy festival brand

Richmond Group made the offer a week after lodging plans to put the festivals into administration.

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Chancellor calls early Budget to fit round Brexit talks

The next UK Budget will be on 29 October, Chancellor Philip Hammond says.

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Rupert Murdoch ends Sky association with Comcast stake sale

Sale of 39% stake ends the media mogul's association with the satellite broadcaster after almost 30 years.

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Watchdog calls on Ryanair to compensate customers

CAA says Ryanair must compensate passengers for any disruption caused by Friday's strikes.

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Mobile phone charges 'unacceptable' says Ofcom

The regulator says it's had enough of operators who continue to charge people for phones they already own

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Barclays admits PPI compensation error

Barclays has apologised for giving wrong information to tens of thousands of customers over PPI claims.

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India's 'king of motorbikes' shares yoga tips for success

India's "king of motorbikes", Rajiv Bajaj, shares his business philosophy, which he bases on yoga principles.

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Hyderabad homes and pavements made from used plastic bags

Businesses in India may have found a way to turn plastic rubbish into a golden business opportunity.

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The hi-tech trousers inspired by Wallace and Gromit

Researchers inspired by a Wallace and Gromit film have developed trousers with artificial muscles.

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Why countries print money outside their borders

Making money from making money is big business. Many countries print notes outside their borders with private companies.

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Will 5G be necessary for self-driving cars?

Self-driving cars will need to be connected, but will we need 5G to realise autonomous vehicles?

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New top story on Hacker News: Show HN: You Need Feeds – Introduce friends/family/workmates to RSS and webfeeds

Show HN: You Need Feeds – Introduce friends/family/workmates to RSS and webfeeds
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Partially inspired by recent discussions on HN and other places. I've made a single-focus site to introduce your friends/colleagues/neighbours/family to RSS and web feeds. https://ift.tt/2Odqgbo The site is meant to give the elevator pitch for feeds, show a newbie what feeds are and how to use them, set them up with a reader, and give them some nice starter content if they want it. So much tastemaking and newsmaking power is concentrated in the hands of Facebook/Reddit/Twitter, but I'm convinced it's because much of the general populace doesn't know about feeds. Many people just don't know of any other option than the core three social sites for keeping up with what they like! They're forced to endure all the anger and fighting of social media, just to keep up to date. The more people know about feeds, the more they use feeds, the more sites support feeds, and then more people learn about feeds in a virtuous cycle. I hope to create more uptake of feeds amongst the general population, a more decentralised internet, and maybe just make the average user's day a bit nicer. Let me know what you think. Questions, comments, all appreciated. Spreading the word is very appreciated. :)

Skripal suspect 'was made Hero of Russia' by President Putin

A suspect in the Salisbury poisoning was a decorated Russian intelligence officer, it has been reported.

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University bosses call for ban on essay-writing companies

More than 40 university bosses call for companies that write essays for students to be outlawed.

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Kavanaugh accuser says alleged assault 'altered my life'

US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the first of his accusers are to testify to senators.

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Soups and shakes low-calorie diets 'recommended for obese'

People lost three times more weight following the liquid diet plans, a study suggests.

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From teen mum to globetrotting parent

Rosie Charles was 16 when she had her daughter. Twelve years later they're travelling the world together.

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Gaza family: 'Our children suffer to get a bottle of water'

How one family deals with severe water and power shortages in Gaza, amid new warnings about the region.

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Ambulances not an A&E taxi service, NHS warned

Review criticises ageing fleet, high sickness rates and slow uptake of technology in England.

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Adultery no longer a criminal offence in India

A petitioner had challenged the law saying it was arbitrary and discriminated against both men and women.

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Goldman Sachs's Marcus could boost UK savings rates

Goldman Sachs is well-known for its investment bank, but will now also offer a savings account.

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Scottish Water to fit 'top-up taps' for water refills

Scottish Water reveals plans to install a network of hi-tech water refill points across the country.

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Ofgem orders energy firms to improve complaints handling

The regulator clamps down on the 11 biggest energy suppliers over customer complaints.

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Man stopped by police after running after plane at Dublin Airport

The man was pinned to the ground by police at Dublin Airport after running out of the terminal.

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HSBC tells Welsh singer to send letter in English

Geraint Lovgreen had written to his bank in Welsh to let them know of his change of address.

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The Papers: Russian colonel 'behind Salisbury hit'

Anatoliy Chepiga's image dominates as he is accused of being behind the Skripals' poisoning.

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News Daily: Skripal suspect unmasked and 'ageing' ambulances

Your morning briefing for Thursday 27 September 2018.

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Port Moresby: The world's most dangerous city to be a woman?

Ben Zand travels to Papua New Guinea's capital to meet the women finally saying no to violence.

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TV Gladiator needs two new hips

Michael Willson, who was Cobra in the popular TV show Gladiators, also has arthritis in his spine.

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'The moment I crossed over into a different world'

The artist trying to change how we see images of self-harm

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Seal slaps man with octopus in NZ

These kayakers were trying to film some cute seals but they seem to have interrupted lunchtime.

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Meghan closing her car door sparks debate

There is praise and ridicule as the Duchess of Sussex shuts a door, but did she break protocol?

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Graduated driving licences: 'The crash was down to inexperience'

Aidan Huddleston says they may not have died if graduated driving licences were in place in the UK.

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Is Corbyn's leadership the beginning or the end?

At the close of the Labour conference, has Jeremy Corbyn shaped a party on course for future glory?

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Trugo: A bizarre sport unique to Melbourne

Invented by the city's railway workers, trugo is a mix of croquet, golf, lawn bowls and the hammer.

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Hank Green on the darker side of internet fame

The brother of author John Green explores social media fame in his debut novel.

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Hair: The musical that 'changed theatre forever'

The musical Hair was a revolution for London theatre, breaking taboos around nudity and drug-taking.

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Will 5G be necessary for self-driving cars?

Self-driving cars will need to be connected, but will we need 5G to realise autonomous vehicles?

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Ryder Cup 2018: European underdogs out to tame US superstars at Le Golf National

The US pairings feel natural and look dangerous but Europe will again be hoping to prove the Ryder Cup seldom follows easy logic, writes Tom Fordyce.

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Liverpool 1-2 Chelsea

Eden Hazard scores a stunning late winner as Chelsea come from behind to end Liverpool's perfect start to the season and their hopes of winning the Carabao Cup.

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Ryder Cup 2018: Why we should all be excited about Tiger's return

BBC Sport looks at the reasons why golf fans around the world are relishing the return of Tiger Woods to Ryder Cup action.

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Boohoo sees huge growth in fast fashion brands

Sales more the double at Boohoo brands PrettyLittleThing and NastyGal in the first half.

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Trump at UN: Who does business with Iran?

President Trump was highly critical of Iran in a speech at the UN

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Cameroon atrocity: Finding the soldiers who killed this woman

In July 2018 a horrifying video began to circulate on social media. It shows two women and two young children being led away at gunpoint by a group of Cameroonian soldiers.

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Europe migration: 'Horrific experiences' on the crossing from Libya

With fewer rescue ships, a higher proportion of migrants are dying crossing from Libya to Europe.

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'Pothole epidemic' hits AA profits

Bad road conditions and extreme weather conditions in the UK are behind a 65% slump in profits for the AA.

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Nike 'proud' of Kaepernick campaign

Nike's chief executive says the ads are connecting with buyers around the world, despite US controversy.

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What is a 'Canada-style' trade deal?

Could the Canada-EU trade deal be a model for the UK's relationship with the EU after Brexit?

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Hotpot chain Haidilao sees shares climb 10% in Hong Kong debut

Investors have shown keen interest in the restaurant chain, which has outlets from Japan to the US.

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Ryanair to cancel 190 flights on Friday across Europe

Unions say Ryanair faces its biggest day of industrial action as they fight for better conditions.

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Michael Kors snaps up Versace for $2.1bn

US fashion firm confirms takeover of the legendary brand founded by Gianni Versace in 1978.

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Manchester United revenues hit record of £590m

The football club says earnings were boosted by money from TV rights - with more expected next year.

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Argentina's central bank boss Luis Caputo quits after three months

Luis Caputo resigns just three months after being appointed, sparking further falls in the peso.

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Santander appoints new chief executive

One of Europe's biggest banks, Banco Santander, has poached the head of investment banking at UBS to be its next chief executive.

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Gwyneth Paltrow brings Goop to the UK

The controversial lifestyle brand founded by the actress opens a pop-up store in west London.

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Qualcomm claims Apple shared tech with Intel

Qualcomm's complaint is the latest clash between the two global technology giants.

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Hotpot chain Haidilao on fire ahead of Hong Kong listing

Beijing-based hotpot restaurant chain Haidilao plans to use the money raised to continue its rapid growth.

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Rafale deal: Why French jets are at the centre of an Indian political storm

Opposition parties want PM Narendra Modi to resign over a multi-billion dollar fighter jet deal.

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Hundreds of job losses as drugs firm to close Grimsby site

Swiss pharmaceutical firm Novartis says Brexit is not to blame for it shutting the Grimsby factory.

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Harry Potter-inspired bar: Why millennials are magically mixing their drinks

At a new Harry Potter-inspired cocktail bar, groups of friends are wrapped in cloaks, waving wands and sipping potions out of smouldering cauldrons.

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India's rising smartphone powerhouse

Samsung has set up the world's largest phone factory in the Indian city of Noida.

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Debenhams 'trying to make shopping fun again'

Chief executive Sergio Bucher says he is convinced the chain has a future as he unveils a new look store.

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Senate Judiciary Committee reschedules vote on Brett Kavanaugh for Friday morning

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Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in state prison for drugging, raping Andrea Constand

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Trump accuses Dems of playing 'con game' with Kavanaugh nomination delays, investigations

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Orange turns purple: Australian scientists solve fruit mystery

An Australian woman asked for an investigation after her son ate fruit that later changed colour.

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Labour conference: Jeremy Corbyn vows to create 400,000 'green' jobs

The Labour leader will set out a "radical plan" to "transform Britain" in his party conference speech.

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Labour MP Laura Smith calls for general strike

Laura Smith calls for the first mass walkout since 1926 - if there isn't a general election.

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Girlguiding says girls not at risk from trans inclusion

The response came after two volunteers were expelled for protesting against the organisation.

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Bill Cosby sentenced to state prison for sexual assault

He was once "America's Dad" but now comedian Bill Cosby is starting a jail term for sexual assault.

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Operation Sanctuary: A survivor's story of grooming gangs

A victim of Newcastle's grooming gangs tells the BBC she believes "warning signs" were missed.

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Mediterranean diet may help prevent depression

An expert urges more research to confirm a possible link between fruit, veg, nuts and grains and mood.

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US-Iran: John Bolton warns Iran of 'hell to pay' if crossed

The two sides taunt each other at the UN, with Iran accusing the US of "bullying and imposition".

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I fell to pieces when my son was murdered

Family members and friends remember Jermaine Goupall, who was 15 years old when he was murdered.

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Head teachers explain funding protest to parents

Around 1,000 head teachers are expected to take part in a rally over "unsustainable" budget cuts.

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Hernia mesh complications 'affect more than 100,000'

Jen Coles had to use a cane to walk following her mesh implant, which left her in chronic pain.

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Theresa May: A general election isn't in the national interest

Labour is calling for an early general election if Parliament rejects the Brexit deal.

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Do not post crisp packets to Walkers, says Royal Mail

Campaigners encouraged people to "flood" social media with photos of Walkers crisp packets being posted.

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Fears over 'very lost' beluga whale in River Thames

Scientists say there are very concerned the whale is so far from its Arctic home.

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The Papers: More green, less greed, says Corbyn

The Labour leader attacks "greed-is-good" capitalism - and plots a green future.

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News Daily: Green not greed, says Corbyn, and heads protest

Your morning briefing for Wednesday 26 September 2018.

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Will Smith bungee jumps out of helicopter for 50th birthday

The star celebrates his 50th birthday by bungee jumping out of a helicopter over the Grand Canyon.

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The teens starting university after a life in care

Only 6% of young people leaving care go on to university. Tolu and Amy share their stories.

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Judge's copy of Lady Chatterley's Lover to be auctioned

The copy of DH Lawrence's novel used by the judge in the famous obscenity trial is to be sold at auction.

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Occupied China during WW2

From 1937 to 1945 Chinese soldiers and civilians struggled against better-equipped Japanese forces.

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President Donald Trump gets unexpected laugh at United Nations

The US president was speaking to the UN general assembly about the achievements of his administration.

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Harry Potter-inspired bar: Why millennials are magically mixing their drinks

At a new Harry Potter-inspired cocktail bar, groups of friends are wrapped in cloaks, waving wands and sipping potions out of smouldering cauldrons.

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A postcard from Bristol: Dead fish and derelict pubs

More than 100 pictures showing the "proper" side of Bristol are sent to a community competition.

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Meghan touches noses on first solo engagement

The Duchess of Sussex was greeted with a Maori hongi at an exhibition of art from the Oceania region.

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Fazza, Crown Prince of Dubai, the animal rescuer

The royal, known as Fazza, shared a video of himself helping to release an oryx from some netting.

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Why 27 hikers helped this woman up a mountain

Getting to the top of the 14,000ft (4,270m) peak in Denver was a big deal for Nerissa Cannon.

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The Apprentice: 'Not one candidate is actually stupid'

Lord Sugar explains why contestants are often much smarter than they appear on the series.

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Baby names: Is Muhammad the most popular?

Oliver was declared the most popular boys' name but are there actually more babies called Muhammad?

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Bill Cosby: From 'America's Dad' to disgraced comic

Once a US national treasure, the comedian has now been jailed for sexual assault.

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Will we soon be renting rather than buying our clothes?

Will we rent clothes in future instead of buying them? Some say the idea is set to go mainstream.

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