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Canada's Justin Trudeau cannot say how often he wore blackface
Canada's PM Justin Trudeau's is dogged by revelations he wore blackface as he fights for a further term.
Trump denies promise that led to formal complaint from US spy
US media report that his comments to an unnamed foreign leader sparked a formal complaint.
The Queen and David Cameron: What royal displeasure really means
If the Queen is really that angry with David Cameron, why is Buckingham Palace's statement so muted?
Academy graduates shine as Arsenal beat Eintracht Frankfurt
Arsenal's academy graduates impress to help the Gunners begin their Europa League campaign with a victory at Eintracht Frankfurt
Brexit: UK shares confidential documents with EU
A UK government statement says the written documents "reflect the ideas the UK has put forward".
Thomas Cook told extra funds needed to seal rescue
The troubled travel firm must find £200m in extra contingency funds before banks will agree a deal.
Rennes 1-1 Celtic: Christie's penalty earns visitors Europa League point
Ryan Christie's second-half penalty earns Celtic a draw in Rennes in their opening Group E match in the Europa League.
Children as young as 11 placed in unregulated care homes
Children under 16 are being placed in unregulated care homes in breach of the law, leaked research reveals.
Cameron and the Queen: Palace 'displeasure' over comments
The ex-PM says he asked the Queen to "raise an eyebrow" over the Scottish independence vote in 2014.
Bird populations in US and Canada down 3bn in 50 years
Scientists conclude the major factor is habitat loss driven by human activity.
Obituary: Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali
Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali led Tunisia for 23 years before stepping down amid mass street protests.
Fastest-growing UK terror threat 'from far-right'
Police say far-right extremism is a fast-growing problem as supporters seek to mimic jihadist attacks.
What happened to the named person scheme?
The Scottish government has scrapped its named person scheme. What was it, and how did we get here?
National Lottery worker 'helped with fake win scam'
Edward Putman denies claiming the £2.5m jackpot with a faked ticket in 2009.
Sir Paul McCartney: Brexit vote probably a mistake
The former Beatle speaks to BBC Newsnight as he releases a collection of Linda McCartney's personal Polaroids.
'The most open World Cup for a long time' - Japan 2019 set for kick off
The world's top rugby union nations and expectant hosts Japan are set for the start of the "most open World Cup in a long time".
Payouts 'denied' to abuse victims with crime record
An inquiry into sex abuse says one runaway victim was penalised for stealing jewellery to survive.
Gary Lineker 'in negotiations' over BBC pay
The high-earning Match of the Day host says he is "a bit of a whipping boy" for critics of the BBC.
Supreme Court: Ex-PM's lawyer argues against prorogation
The final day saw a submission from ex-PM Sir John Major - but a decision won't come until next week.
Ouch! Baseball player gets hit 'south of the border'
Leury Garcia of the Chicago White Sox gets hit in the groin by Willians Astudillo of the Minnesota Twins as he returns to base.