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23 avril
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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06:12
Each year billions end up in landfill, but the world's largest nappy production company is now backing a scheme to recover the plastic and other materials inside them.
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05:54
The group offered "full and sincere apologies" to the journalist's family and friends, Irish News reports.
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04:55
The driver of a pick-up truck escaped by forcing another motorist to drive him away.
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04:42
The government will meet senior Labour Party figures in an attempt to solve the Brexit impasse.
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02:13
Jeremy Corbyn says most deprived areas of England have been hit harder, so what do the figures show?
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01:51
Alex Manners has been to all 92 football league clubs to raise awareness of autism.
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01:45
A closer look at Extinction Rebellion's demands and how the government might try to achieve them.
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01:28
The newspapers continue to focus on the Sri Lankan bombings and the victims of the attacks.
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01:27
Designed by Scots engineers, the Phoenix is a new type of plane which can travel long distances and stay aloft for long periods.
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01:22
Vehicle restorer Charles Palmer on his long-held fascination with bringing classic cars back to life.
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01:08
Deliveroo's "dark kitchens" are workspaces allowing restaurants to meet demand for app deliveries.
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01:06
Drivers will find it harder to break speed limits, thanks to "intelligent speed assistance" systems.
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01:04
Almost three quarters of companies are under-prepared for breaches, new research suggests.
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01:02
Four young black men share their experiences of being stereotyped and judged for the colour of their skin.
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00:59
More than 320,500 self-employed people in Britain are working two or more jobs, new analysis suggests.
Guardian Unlimited Science
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06:00Australian ship discovered off Victoria 77 years after Japanese submarine attack - Guardian Unlimited ScienceThe second world war ship SS Iron Crown sank after it was torpedoed, killing 38 of its 43 crew An Australian second world war freighter has been discovered 77 years after it was sunk in a deadly Japanese submarine attack. The SS Iron Crown was carrying a cargo of manganese ore through Bass Strait when torpedoed and sunk within 60 seconds, killing 38 of its 43 crew on 4 June 1942. Continue reading... -- Archaeology, CSIRO, Australia news, Science, Second world war
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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01:05
Gina Paletta's training regime led her to developing Relative Energy Deficiency in Sport and osteoporosis.
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01:09
The recipes come from cancer patients who have lost their sense of taste after chemotherapy.
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01:06
Supporters say they can make it easier for people in rural areas to get around.
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01:04
Distance runner Gina Paletta warns how "under-fuelling" during training left her on crutches.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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01:04
Last year only one in three people used their vote. So what are the local elections all about?
BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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01:11
Music, films and works of art are increasingly made using AI. But can machines ever be truly creative?
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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04:10
The group offered "full and sincere apologies" to the journalist's family and friends, Irish News reports.
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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01:03
The legend of the handsome soldier who met a gruesome end and became the patron saint of England.
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01:02
Greater Manchester Police do not pursue 60% of reported crimes as "we don't have enough officers".
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01:01Seal in Norfolk named after Sir David Attenborough receives donations BBC News | England | UK EditionWildlife centre receives thousands of pounds after a seal was found with a plastic ring on its neck.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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01:18BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019: Ada Hegerberg profile BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionBBC Sport profiles Olympique Lyonnais forward Ada Hegerberg, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 award.
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00:56Sri Lanka attacks: Authorities face scrutiny over advance warnings BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionReports there were warnings of possible attacks throws the spotlight on the country's leadership.
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00:38
Chelsea move into fourth position in the Premier League as they are held by Burnley in a thrilling game at Stamford Bridge.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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01:40Sri Lanka bombings killed three children of Asos owner and Denmark's richest man Anders Holch Povlsen, he announces - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsAt least eight British citizens are among 290 people killed, including lawyer and 11-year-old son
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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01:24
Scientists say unmanned aerial vehicles with variable-buoyancy propulsion could be used in much the same way as satellites.
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01:22
Inside "the workshop of dreams" where classic cars are resurrected to their former glory.
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01:20
Concerns have been raised over the lack of subject choice for some exam pupils in Scotland's state schools.
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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01:17
Tuesday sees India's opposition leader contest a seat in the south for the first time.
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01:02
Chancellor Sebastian Kurz says the poem, which compares migrants to rats, is "abominable".
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00:26
The court will determine if job discrimination laws apply to sexual orientation or gender identity.
22 avril
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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23:40
The Duchess of Cambridge took the photographs in the grounds of the family's home in Norfolk.
Guardian Unlimited Comment
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20:40
Continue reading... -- Brexit party, Nigel Farage, Politics, UK news, Brexit, Theresa May, Jeremy Corbyn, Foreign policy, European Union
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19:30
Across much of the world, millions of people are persecuted for their beliefs The massacre in churches in Sri Lanka forms part of a global pattern of religious persecution and hostility. To target Christian churches on their holiest day of the year is not only an attempt to kill as many families as possible, but also to maximise the shock and demoralising effect of the attack, a tactic familiar from the sectarian wars in Iraq. If this atrocity was perpetrated by jihadis, as seems likely, it is also an attempt to bring about a clash of civilisations. This is not the pattern of most (...) -- Religion, Sri Lanka attacks, World news, Sri Lanka, South and Central Asia, Christianity, Islam, Catholicism
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17:07Sri Lanka needs exemplary leadership during this national catastrophe | Dilrukshi Handunnetti - Guardian Unlimited CommentBickering and passing the buck for government failures will not help either the country or families of bombing victims The bombings in Sri Lanka, targeting Christians as they prayed on Easter Sunday and tourists in hotels, have struck the country like a hammer blow a decade after its agonising civil war came to a close. The news of nearly 300 lives lost will have sent a shiver down the spine of all peace-loving Sri Lankans, bringing back memories of a violent past when terror attacks dominated the national agenda. For nearly three decades we were known as the place that gave birth to a (...) -- Sri Lanka attacks, Tamil Tigers, Religion, Sri Lanka, World news, South and Central Asia
BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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13:08
Samsung delays the release of its foldable smartphone after reviewers report broken screens.
BBC News | Science/Nature | UK Edition
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17:37
UK sees longest continuous period without generating electricity from coal as temperatures soar.
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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01:11
Rod Scott has an astonishing assortment of military memorabilia on show in his shed.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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23:47
The first minister plans to update the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday about Brexit and Scottish independence.
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21:20Liverpool's Milner will support Man Utd for 'first time in my life' against Man City BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionLiverpool's James Milner will support Manchester United on Wednesday but will not watch their game against Manchester City.
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20:56Iran oil: US to end sanctions exemptions for major importers BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionThe move, which could affect five countries, is intended "to bring Iran's oil exports to zero".
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20:52Ashton Turner in record fifth successive T20 duck - four of them first ball BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionAshton Turner falls for his third successive IPL golden duck and becomes the first man to make five consecutive ducks in Twenty20 cricket.
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20:47Norwich on brink of Premier League despite fourth successive draw BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionChampionship leaders Norwich City move to the brink of promotion to the Premier League despite their fourth straight draw.
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20:16Leeds lose ground in automatic promotion race after Brentford loss BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionLeeds United slip three points below promotion rivals Sheffield United with two games to play as they lose at Brentford.
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19:38
Previously housebound patients are now able to walk more freely as a result of electrical stimulation to their spines. Researchers say the small trial of the treatment has gone 'beyond their wildest dreams'.
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19:32
Ronnie O'Sullivan trails amateur James Cahill after a shaky opening session in their first-round World Championship match.
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19:32
It has been the hottest Easter Monday on record in all four nations of the UK, the Met Office says.
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16:06
The fire on Marsden Moor is one of several moorland blazes over the bank holiday weekend.
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15:49Sri Lanka attacks: St Anthony's 'church of miracles' a symbol of hope BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionSt Anthony's, the site of one of Sri Lanka's deadliest Easter bombings, is more than a place of worship.
BBC News | Health | UK Edition
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19:46
Parkinson's disease patient Gail Jardine can walk more freely after having a spinal implant fitted.
Guardian Unlimited Film News
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18:48
Abigail Disney complains that Bob Iger receives 1,424 times more than company average An heir to the Walt Disney fortune has described the $65.6m (£50.5m) paid to the company’s chief executive, Bob Iger, as “insane”. Abigail Disney, an Emmy award-winning film-maker and a granddaughter of the company’s co-founder Roy Disney, said it was outrageous that Iger was paid 1,424 times more than the average pay for a Disney employee last year. Iger’s 2018 pay package increased by 80% from $36.3m in 2017. He also collected $43.9m in 2016. Continue (...) -- Walt Disney Company, Executive pay and bonuses, Business, US news, World news, Film, Culture
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11:00Video killed the Hollywood star: will vloggers take over the film world? - Guardian Unlimited Film NewsEighth Grade director Bo Burnham was discovered via social media, the latest in a new cohort entering the industry Let Eighth Grade count the ways in which social media has warped teenage life beyond all recognition. Insta-envy, artificial vlog personas, painstakingly posed selfies, Snapchat etiquette – generally engaging more with your smartphone than any human, and still getting it wrong. But as well as high-school social intercourse, the film also marks how social media is changing the movies, and not necessarily for the worse. Related: Sign up to our Film Today email Continue (...) -- Film, Bo Burnham, Culture, Social media, Steven Spielberg
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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20:26
President Trump tweeted that he would respect Mr Cain's wishes and not pursue the nomination.
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16:09
We take a look inside a hidden-away kitchen making takeaways customers can only access via an app.
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14:52
The move, which could affect five countries, is intended "to bring Iran's oil exports to zero".
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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23:14
Ben Nicholson's "wonderful" wife and two "amazing" children were among eight Britons killed in Sunday's bombings.
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17:18
A man is charged with racially aggravated criminal damage after a mosque was targeted three times.
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15:46
Police say the fire at a commercial building in Derby is not thought to be suspicious.
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15:06
Tyrell Graham was also charged with the attempted murder of a 20-year-old.
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13:27
The fire on Marsden Moor is one of several moorland blazes over the bank holiday weekend.
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13:09
Fire crews tackling the blaze found the body of 27-year-old Leah Fray inside the building.
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12:20World Championship 2019: Mark Selby through after scare at the Crucible BBC News | England | UK EditionThree-time champion Mark Selby survives a scare to beat world number 67 Zhao Xintong 10-7 and reach the second round of the World Championship.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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23:59Man has hundreds docked from wages for 'boarding train without ticket', despite being in wrong city at the time - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsStuart Pennock says process was 'very unfair and a bit of a disgrace'
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23:32Brexit latest: Cross-party talks to resume as Theresa May faces fresh pressure to quit - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsRenewed attempt to break the deadlock in parliament comes as prime minister faces new challenge from Tory MPs and grassroots activists
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22:51Extinction Rebellion: Police warn of 'robust' plan for Parliament Square protest - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsMore than 1,000 activists detained as demonstrations continue
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22:32Three huge fires wreck Yorkshire moorland and wild habitats in record-breaking Easter heat - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsNational Trust 'devastated' as blaze sparked by barbecue causes thousands of pounds' worth of damage after restoration work
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19:24Extinction Rebellion: More than 1,000 protesters arrested, police say as activists target Natural History Museum - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsProtesters have been cleared from Waterloo Bridge, Oxford Circus and Parliament Square after a week of demonstrations
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