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Government to fund 2,900 school exchanges for poorer pupils
Schools will be able to apply for grants to take poorer pupils on overseas exchanges.
Blast at leaking Mexico pipeline kills 20 and injures dozens
Dozens of people were scrambling to steal some of the leaking oil when they were engulfed in flames.
Osaka & Svitolina fight back to reach last 16 at Australian Open
US Open champion Naomi Osaka and sixth seed Elina Svitolina fight back to win their matches and reach the Australian Open fourth round.
Buzzfeed's Trump lawyer report not accurate - Mueller's office
A claim that President Trump told his lawyer to lie is "not accurate", the special counsel says.
Are grey cars really silver? And other car colour questions
Grey has overtaken black as the most popular car colour choice.
Brexit worries 'add to car insurance costs'
Car insurance premiums climb for the first time since 2017 with Brexit a factor, says AA.
More mental health checks before Superdrug Botox
High Street store to check mental health of customers before giving Botox or fillers.
Differences in GP access across England 'shocking'
A BBC analysis suggests there is a shocking variation in access to GPs across England, doctors' leaders say.
Crystal Palace to shelter homeless at Selhurst Park stadium
The emergency accommodation at Crystal Palace's stadium can house up to 10 rough sleepers.
Reality Check: Why has Zimbabwe hiked petrol prices?
The government increased fuel prices by more than double, but what is behind the sudden price increase?
Tough times for Amsterdam sex business
The Dutch worry that part of central Amsterdam is now just a sleazy tourist trap.
Week in pictures: 12 - 18 January 2019
A selection of the best news photographs from around the world, taken over the past week.
Katelyn Ohashi: My 'crazy' week as the 'perfect 10' gymnast
After a gymnastics routine put her in the global spotlight, we speak to the woman at the centre of it all.
Sudan protests: People flee gunshots in deadly protest
Government forces allegedly fired directly at demonstrators demanding the president's resignation.
Swimming with biggest great white shark on record
Footage emerges of divers getting up close and personal with a massive great white shark.
Vogue sorry for misidentifying journalist Noor Tagouri
The magazine apologises for mistakenly identifying reporter Noor Tagouri as a Pakistani actress.
The woman with her head in the clouds
Lisa Wood is taking a picture of the sky almost every single day before she loses her eyesight.
The Papers: Prince Philip gets a new car - but will he drive it?
The Duke of Edinburgh has a new car a day after his crash, but the Queen "wants him to stop driving".
Kiah Morris case: How far do free speech protections go in the US?
How the First Amendment protected a man accused of harassing a US lawmaker.
Spain domestic violence: Trail of death shocks society
A man who allegedly killed his defence lawyer years after murdering his wife ends up killing himself.