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mercredi 20 juin 15:11
100 articles
20 juin
BBC News | UK | UK Edition
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15:00
The UK's prime minister says the US is "wrong" to hold children in what appear to be cages.
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14:54
There was "disregard for human life" in prescribing drugs at the Gosport hospital, a report finds.
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14:22
Charlotte Caldwell has been treating her severely epileptic son, Billy, with cannabis oil since 2016.
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14:20
Dismissing his appeal, Lady Justice Hallett said he had carried out a campaign "of rape on a huge scale".
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14:18
Survivors go to Parliament to urge MPs to ban combustible cladding or be 'culpable' for another fire.
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14:02
Carbon dioxide supply problems could leave fans toasting the World Cup feeling flat.
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13:58Lord Sugar criticised for tweet comparing Senegal team to 'beach sellers in Marbella' BBC News | UK | UK EditionLord Sugar is criticised for an "unhelpful and ignorant" tweet comparing Senegal's World Cup team to "beach sellers in Marbella".
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13:51
Passengers are angry after tickets to Tel Aviv and Dubai were cancelled for being the incorrect price.
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13:37
Zookeepers at Bristol Zoo wrongly thought Kukena was a male western lowland gorilla for six years.
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13:15
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's youngest son will be baptised at the same place as his brother George.
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13:11
An inquiry found that painkillers were prescribed without medical justification to older patients.
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13:08
HMP Long Lartin governor Clare Pearson has not returned to work nofollowing the assault a month ago.
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13:02
The email was sent by the University of Exeter's career advice service to students and staff.
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12:17
Police believe the explosion in north London, which injured five, was caused by a faulty drill battery.
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12:05World Cup 2018: VAR helps tournament reach 10 penalties - so is it working? BBC News | UK | UK EditionEngland have been involved in controversy while penalties come thick and fast, so is VAR having an impact at the World Cup?
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11:20
The sister of a man whose body has been lying in a mortuary for the last five months speaks of her anguish at not being able to hold his funeral.
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10:42
Online gambling firm let one customer deposit £758,000 with no money laundering checks.
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08:29
Professor Tipu Aziz and his team have inserted electrodes into 2,000 patients' brains.
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01:45
What's it like to be a public intellectual in age of echo chamber social media and fake news?
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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14:36
Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over the NHS and taxes - here are the key bits.
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14:08
The UK's prime minister says the US is "wrong" to hold children in what appear to be cages.
BBC News | Science/Nature | UK Edition
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14:10
The RemoveDebris satellite will trial technologies for snaring broken hardware drifting in orbit.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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12:56
The European Parliament's Brexit chief tells MPs the two sides must be clear about what they want.
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11:18
The party has to be "pragmatic" because of MPs' strong views, the shadow transport secretary says.
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04:57
Jeremy Fleming says the agency has helped foil at least four European terror plots in the past year.
BBC News | Have Your Say | UK Edition
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13:34
Carbon dioxide supply problems could leave fans toasting the World Cup feeling flat.
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13:01
Fewer than a quarter of those living in rural areas use a smartphone for banking, regulator finds.
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12:57
MPs will vote on how much of a say Parliament should get if there is no Brexit deal.
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08:59
The UK should make 'traffic light' food labelling compulsory after Brexit, consumer group says.
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07:42
Illegal metal detectorists are targeting sections of the wall in their search for ancient artefacts.
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01:40
An NHS Health Scotland report says the figures highlight a "significant public health concern".
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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12:55
One in four parents not satisfied with child's secondary school, Welsh Government survey suggests.
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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10:57
Hundreds of fans lay candles, flowers and teddy bears near the site where the rapper was shot dead.
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07:59
Israel's military says it struck 25 targets after Palestinian militants fired 45 rockets or mortars.
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03:54
President Trump meets lawmakers as an outcry grows over separated migrant families.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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12:33
Iceland is one of Wales' largest firms and the depot could become a distribution centre for 100 stores.
BBC News | Education | UK Edition
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12:19
Oxford MP Layla Moran says Dubai "is using Oxford University's good name without prior permission".
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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11:48
An attempt has been made to save the eggs of some poisoned birds of prey.
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07:35
Children at St Michael's Primary School in east Belfast have thrown a playground retirement party.
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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11:38
How video of a 13-year-old Kenyan schoolgirl singing an Alicia Keys song has gone viral on social media.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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11:42
Neil Hamilton says UKIP will reapply for him to be a Senedd commissioner - despite AMs' rejections.
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11:35
The eatery was immediately closed amid concerns disease could be passed on to customers.
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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10:43
Relatives grow desperate as hopes dwindle of finding more survivors in Sumatra's vast Lake Toba.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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07:24
Woodlands Juvenile Justice Centre was praised but there are concerns over the number of Catholics sent there.
BBC News | Education | UK Edition
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01:50
On World Refugee Day, one Syrian girl talks about doing homework in a tent and her future ambitions.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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11:15
West Ham confirm the signing of Swansea goalkeeper Lukasz Fabianski, their second new recruit in as many days.
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10:33
The unidentified body, found on a beach in 1985, is thought to belong to a missing Irishman.
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08:15
Cyngor Ceredigion yn cydnabod bod "anhawster recriwtio", wrth i ddirprwy bennaeth Ysgol Penweddig gymryd yr awenau dros dro.
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08:06
Ysgrifennydd Iechyd Cymru'n cyhoeddi £30m yn ychwanegol i daclo rhestrau aros, ond rhaid i'r byrddau iechyd gyrraedd y nod er mwyn cael yr arian yn llawn.
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07:52
Adroddiad Stonewall Cymru'n codi pryderon fod aelodau o'r gymuned LHDT yn dal i wynebu gwahaniaethu a bwlio yn y gweithle.
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07:13
A selection of your pictures from across Wales.
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02:18
Members of Wales's Yemeni community speak of their devastation at the war on the Arabian peninsula.
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02:17
Money for pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds is masking wider school budget pressures, a report says.
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01:02
Fewer than a quarter of those living in rural areas use a smartphone for banking, regulator finds.
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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11:31
The militants killed at least 13 Afghan soldiers in an assault on an army post, officials say.
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10:35
They've done it again - Japan fans amuse and impress by cleaning up after their team's opening match at the World Cup.
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07:46
The national inquiry into workplace behaviour is unprecedented globally, the government says.
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05:36
At least three people die and many are injured as security forces move on the city of Masaya.
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04:51
With Russia virtually in the World Cup second round, thousands of people partied through the night.
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04:12
Foundling Paul Fronczak was given to a family whose baby had been stolen - but was he really their son?
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03:46
The town that killed its residents.
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01:59
It becomes the second country in the world to allow recreational use of the drug nationwide.
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01:55Boy Erased author Garrard Conley on surviving 'gay conversion therapy' BBC News | World | UK EditionGarrard Conley's parents put him through "conversion therapy" - now he's dedicated a book to them.
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01:23
Walgreens Boots Alliance will replace GE on the Dow Jones Industrial Average after more than 100 years.
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01:01
The conflict in Yemen has been raging for years - but what is it all about?
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00:28
People in Sydney give their thoughts on a controversial plan to assess prospective citizens.
BBC News | Education | UK Edition
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01:03
Meet the toddlers who are being taught how to sew, mend, bake and fix punctures at Liverpool's first intergenerational and sustainable cafe.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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11:11
Theresa May will meet party representatives, including Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill.
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10:41Newspaper review: Aiden McAnespie charge; NI's oldest woman dies BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionMove over rapping John Barnes, Fermanagh gets a new sports anthem - it's Wednesday's papers.
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07:58
The Big Lottery Fund is to spend more than £3m on a project aimed at reducing pressure on GPs.
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07:51
More than £3m is to be spent on a project aimed at reducing pressure on GPs.
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07:22
The eggs of a dead breeding pair were moved to other nests to see if they would hatch.
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07:19
Woodlands in Bangor was said to be the 'jewel in the crown' of the justice system but some concerns remain.
BBC News | Health | UK Edition
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01:08
A panel has analysed hundreds of patient death certificates at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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10:55
Carbon dioxide supply problems could leave fans toasting the World Cup feeling flat.
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10:24
Australia's embattled telecoms giant will cut one in four management jobs by 2022.
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08:54
The motor giants say they are "investigating several joint projects" to boost their competitiveness.
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02:05Meet Kamille: The stockbroker who writes hits for Little Mix and Jess Glynne BBC News | Business | UK EditionMeet Camille Purcell - a former economist who's written some of pop music's biggest hits.
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