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Title : Saudi king's son Mohammed bin Salman is new crown prince
King Salman has replaced the previous heir to the throne
- his nephew - with his 31-year-old son.
Title : Queen's Speech 2017: May promises 'humility'
Brexit is set to dominate as the government sets out
its legislative plans for the next two years.
Title : Duke of Edinburgh admitted to hospital
The Duke of Edinburgh is in hospital with an infection,
Buckingham Palace says.
Title : Brussels bomb suspect was Moroccan and 'known to police'
The man was a 36-year-old Moroccan from an area of
Brussels that spawned several jihadist attackers.
Title : Nazi artefacts seized in raid on home in Buenos Aires,
Argentina
Crafted objects, including a bust of Hitler, are found
during a raid on a home in Buenos Aires.
Title : Top Macron ally Bayrou quits French government
Francois Bayrou, leader of the centrist party Modem,
was Emmanuel Macron's minister for justice.
Title : Uber chief quits after months of crisis
Travis Kalanick, chief executive of ride-sharing service
Uber, resigns following pressure from investors.
Title : Republican Karen Handel seals victory in key Georgia vote
Victory in a closely fought congressional election in
Atlanta deals a blow to the Democrats.
Title : Prodigy from rap group Mobb Deep has died aged 42 after
performing in Las Vegas
The rapper dies aged 42 after being admitted to hospital
with complications caused by sickle cell anaemia.
Title : Russian jet 'flies 5ft from US spy plane' over Baltic Sea
The US accuses the Russian pilot of making an "unsafe"
manoeuvre, but Moscow disputes that account.
Title : Han Solo: Directors Phil Lord and Christopher Miller leave
mid-production
Chris Miller and Phil Lord leave the project
mid-production due to "creative differences".
Title : Otto Warmbier: No post-mortem for US student held by N Korea
The Ohio coroner said only an external exam was performed
on the US student, who died on Monday.
Title : Yulin dog meat festival begins despite rumours of ban
Campaigners had earlier said dog meat was banned from
sale at this year's event in Yulin, China.
Title : Firefighting in extreme Arizona heatwave
Extremely high temperatures in the US southwest have
sent the mercury above 115F (46C), but duty still calls
for the Phoenix Fire Department.
Title : Here's why they call him Mr Condom
Amelia Martyn-Hemphill meets the man behind Thailand's
safe sex revolution
Title : Baby elephant rescued by family at zoo
The calf's aunt also joined in when baby Hope fell into
a pool at South Koreaâ€Ös Seoul Grand Park.
Title : How the Beatles broadcast love to the world
In June 1967, the Beatles starred in the first live
global TV broadcast.
Title : Dramatic images after Greenland tsunami
Homes were swept away and villagers reported missing
after a rare earthquake hit the area on Sunday.
Title : Australia's obsession with 'big things'
Some call them vulgar, but oversized icons are a beloved
feature of road trips across Australia.
Title : Older fathers have 'geekier sons'
They are more focused, intelligent and less bothered
about fitting in, say scientists.
Title : The Somalis dying to get married
Many young Somalis risk everything trying to seek a
better life in the Middle East or Europe - often because
this is the only way they can afford to get married.
Title : Phoenix flights cancelled because it's too hot for planes
High temperatures are forcing the cancellation of dozens
of flights in Phoenix, Arizona.
Title : Dave Grohl's daughter plays drums with Foo Fighters
The Foo Fighters star's eight-year-old daughter, Harper,
shows off her drumming skills on stage at a festival
in Iceland.
Title : Severed human cocktail toe stolen from Yukon hotel pub
The mummified toe is a key ingredient in a local
alcoholic drink called the "Sourtoe Cocktail".
Title : Adele surprises Grenfell Tower firefighters with cake
Pop star Adele brings cake on a surprise visit to a
west London emergency.
Title : Missing babies: Israel's Yemenite children affair
Leah Aharoni was told one of her twins died at birth
– 50 years later, could her daughter still be alive?
Title : Migrants risk death with smugglers despite lorry tragedy
Smugglers are still moving migrants across Central
Europe despite the deaths of 71 people in 2015.
Title : The terrible dilemma posed by Portugal fires
A villager lost his wife and daughters tragically in
the Portugal wildfire, James Reynolds reports.
Title : Is Lockheed dumping F-16s on India?
Some defence analysts say a flagship deal to make F-16s
in India could cost it dear.
Title : Should pregnant women shun meat and lust?
Advice from India's Ayush ministry is at odds with
guidelines issued by the health ministry.
Title : Imagine Dragons star on depression: 'It was lose my life
or seek help'
Depression nearly derailed Imagine Dragons, but singer
Dan Reynolds says he's fighting back.
Title : Trumplomacy: A Mideast strategy beyond arms sales?
BBC's Barbara Plett Usher looks at what lays behind US
moves to flood the region with weapons.
Title : Could supersonic air travel make a quiet comeback?
Boom Supersonic says a prototype of its passenger plane
will make its first test flight by the end of 2018.
Title : The US playing not to lose in Afghanistan
Will the US and Nato find a political solution to the
decades-old conflict, or add time to the clock?
Title : Andy Murray column: Early Queen's exit does not mean I
can't do well at Wimbledon
World number one Andy Murray on how his shock early
exit at Queen's means "a lot of work" is needed before
he begins his Wimbledon defence.
Title : Championship 2017-18 fixtures: Hull City open at Steve
Bruce's Aston Villa
Relegated Hull begin their 2017-18 English Football
League Championship season at former manager Steve
Bruce's Aston Villa.
Title : Women's Sport Week 2017: 'Shocking' that Man Utd do not
have women's team
Ex-England keeper Rachel Brown-Finnis on what Man Utd
are missing out on as the biggest club in the world
without a women's team.
Title : EFL fixtures 2017-18: Team-by-team list
Find out your team's fixtures in the Championship,
League One and League Two during the 2017-18 season.
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