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'Trade war a reality', French finance minister warns
Bruno Le Maire accuses the US of using "the law of the jungle" with unilateral tariffs
The National Science and Maths Quiz has kept Ghanaians thrilled for 25 years
A TV school quiz show has Ghana gripped. We meet one of the contestants and follow him on the road to victory. But did he get there?
'I was trapped in my mind for a decade, now I'm going to be a dad'
Martin Pistorius had locked-in syndrome for more than a decade. Now he's about to become a father.
A 'legendary' mermaid still swimming at 78
Vicki Smith, 78, performs underwater as a mermaid at an iconic Florida park
Fur sales: MPs call for consultation to ban real fur
It comes as MPs investigate why real fur has been sold as fake on the UK's high streets.
The Papers: 'Voters turn to far right' over Brexit
A new poll suggesting voters are opposed to the prime minister's Brexit deal makes the front pages.
Jurgen Klopp: Liverpool boss 'doesn't care' about transfer criticism
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp "doesn't care" about allegations of hypocrisy over his transfer spending.
Prince George turns five: Official birthday picture released
A new official picture is released as the third in line to the throne turns five.
Bradley Wiggins says he has discovered 'sinister and shocking' details about 'jiffy-bag' controversy
Sir Bradley Wiggins says he has discovered "very sinister" details about the 'jiffy-bag' scandal and leak of his medical records and would "love it to all come out".
Advantage Vettel, Ocon on the move & Ferrari changes - all you need to know before German GP
Advantage Vettel in title battle? Plus Ocon tipped for Renault and changes at Ferrari - all you need to know before the race.
India scraps tampon tax after campaign
The government introduced a 12% levy on sanitary products last year, sparking outrage.
Jordan Spieth leads The Open as Tiger Woods moves into contention
Defending champion Jordan Spieth leads The Open with a stunning third round as Tiger Woods moves into contention.
The Open 2018: Tiger Woods cards his lowest major score since 2011
Tiger Woods cards his lowest score in a major championship since 2011 on the third day of the 2018 Open Championship at Carnoustie.
Tour de France 2018: Omar Fraile wins stage 14, Geraint Thomas still in yellow
Omar Fraile wins stage 14 of the Tour de France in a dramatic finish as Team Sky's Geraint Thomas retains the leader's yellow jersey.
Trump attacks Michael Cohen over 'Playboy model payment tape'
It comes amid reports that he was secretly recorded discussing payments to an ex-Playboy model.
Newlyn Harbour: Two tonnes of cocaine seized from a yacht
Two men have appeared in court after two tonnes of cocaine was seized from a yacht in the English Channel.
PayPoint: Energy payments fixed for customers
Terminals across the UK went down on Saturday but the company says the issue is now resolved.
Anniversary Games 2018: Zharnel Hughes edged out at London Stadium
Britain's Zharnel Hughes is edged out by American Ronnie Baker in a high-quality 100m finale to the first day of the Anniversary Games.
Fukushima beach in Japan reopens to bathers
The beach in Soma City, Japan, has opened to the public for the first time since the nuclear disaster in 2011.
Police intensify Salisbury search after Novichok poisoning
Officers continue with investigations into the Novichok nerve agent poisoning with searches in a Salisbury park.