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Government lawyer can't rule out PM suspending parliament again
A government lawyer would not rule out Boris Johnson trying to close parliament for a second time during a Supreme Court hearing.
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US believes attacks came from Iran as oil supplies resume
The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities originated from inside Iran, according to US media reports.
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Ben Stokes attacks The Sun with explosive statement over family tragedy story
England cricket hero Ben Stokes has described The Sun as "immoral and heartless" after the newspaper printed a story about a family tragedy 31 years ago.
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Murdered teenager Jodie Chesney 'got caught up in quarrel between drug dealers'
A teenager was stabbed to death after getting caught up in an argument between drug dealers and was unlikely to have been the intended target, a court has been told.
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Wales coach Rob Howley sent home from Rugby World Cup over betting allegations
Wales assistant coach Rob Howley has been sent home from the Rugby World Cup for a "potential breach" of betting rules, the Welsh Rugby Union has said.
Showbiz
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Shane Gillis: Saturday Night Live sacks new comedian over 'hurtful' racial slurs
A new Saturday Night Live comedian has been axed from the show before his first appearance after a video emerged of him making "offensive, hurtful and unacceptable" slurs about Chinese people.
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Friends: Ross and Rachel's baby Emma 'would be in therapy in 2019'
After 10 years of friendship, romance, being on a break, a Vegas marriage and lots more on-again-off-again romance, Ross and Rachel finally got back together in the last ever episode to give Friends fans their happy ending.
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Ja Rule: Rapper behind disastrous Fyre Festival 're-releasing all his music as visual albums'
Rapper Ja Rule - who co-founded the disastrous Fyre Festival - has announced he is re-releasing all his music as "visual albums".
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Gary Lineker 'volunteers to cut £1.75m BBC salary'
Gary Lineker is reportedly volunteering to cut his £1.75m salary after years of controversy over his high pay cheque.
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The Cars frontman Ric Ocasek dies aged 75
Ric Ocasek, the frontman of US band The Cars, best known for their 1980s hit single Drive, has died aged 75.
Videos
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John Stones: Manchester City defender out for up to five weeks with muscular injury
Manchester City defender John Stones has been ruled out for up to five weeks with a muscular injury, says Pep Guardiola.
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He's a great political survivor of the age - but is this the end of Netanyahu?
Israelis return to the polls with the world asking: is this the end of the Netanyahu era?
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Government lawyer can't rule out PM suspending parliament again
A government lawyer would not rule out Boris Johnson trying to close parliament for a second time during a Supreme Court hearing.
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Pound slips after Luxembourg PM's Brexit remarks
The pound has slipped further from last week's gains after remarks by Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel directed at Boris Johnson.
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US believes attacks came from Iran as oil supplies resume
The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities originated from inside Iran, according to US media reports.
