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Title : One killed in Paris 'Islamic State' knife attack
A man kills a passer-by before being shot dead by police
in an attack claimed by Islamic State.
Title : North Korea pledges to dismantle nuclear site in May ceremony
The North says it will break up the site this month,
ahead of the unprecedented Trump-Kim meeting.
Title : Cannes 2018: Female stars protest on red carpet for equal
rights
Actresses, including Cate Blanchett and Jane Fonda,
protest against gender inequality.
Title : Mexico says round-the-world cyclists were murdered
Mexican officials originally said the European pair
lost control of their bikes and fell off a cliff.
Title : Eurovision winner celebrates diversity
The 25-year-old took home the trophy with her song Toy,
inspired by the anti-harassment campaign #MeToo.
Title : R Kelly gives defiant performance amid protests in North
Carolina
The R&B singer, who denies sexual misconduct, declines
to tone down his act in North Carolina.
Title : Iraqis vote in first elections since IS defeat
Some 7,000 candidates from rival coalition blocs stood
for seats in the 329-member parliament.
Title : Cannes 2018: Jean-Luc Godard uses FaceTime to hold press
conference
The maverick film-maker lives up to his reputation by
fielding questions from his Swiss home.
Title : Karnataka: India's ruling BJP leads in state poll -
exit polls
PM Narendra Modi's party seeks to wrest control of the
southern Karnataka state from the opposition.
Title : Eurovision 2018: Netta wins for Israel with Toy
"Thank you so much for choosing different" Netta says
after lifting the trophy.
Title : Kids' top tips for Meghan Markle
Children from an American school in Surrey offer Meghan
Markle their advice on how to adapt to life in the UK.
Title : Rich List 2018: Jim Ratcliffe is UK's richest man
Jim Ratcliffe, who runs chemical powerhouse Ineos,
is worth £21bn, the Sunday Times Rich List says.
Title : Burundi village attack leaves 26 dead ahead of referendum
The violence comes days before a referendum which could
see President Nkurunziza stay in power until 2034.
Title : UK serial killer Dennis Nilsen dies in jail
Dennis Nilsen, who admitted killing at least 15 men in
the 1970s and 1980s, has died aged 72.
Title : Eurovision 2018: The night in pictures
A look at some of the best moments from a very colourful
and eventful contest in Lisbon.
Title : Royal wedding: Fans travel across the globe to join 'a
real-life fairy tale'
No distance is too far for some royal fans preparing
to travel across the globe for Harry and Meghan's big day
Title : Welcome to (medieval) fight club
Journey inside the world of medieval combat with a
longsword world champion.
Title : Rita Ora song accused of exploiting bisexuality by LGBTQ
artists
A Rita Ora track featuring Cardi B, Bebe Rexha and
Charli XCX is accused of exploiting bisexuality.
Title : Nigeria's star shot-putter on her rise to Paralympic gold
Nigeria's star shot-putter Lauritta Onye on her rise
to Paralympic gold and stardom.
Title : Mars exploration: Nasa to send helicopter to red planet
The US space agency says it will be the first test of
a heavier-than-air aircraft on another planet.
Title : Mortician 'passionate' about doing make-up for the dead
Mortician Debbie Homewood is 'passionate' about putting
make-up on the dead
Title : Week in pictures: 5 - 11 May 2018
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
Title : Ghanaian royalty, living in east London
A trip back to Ghana led to the discovery of some
documents revealing a family history, with links
to royalty.
Title : BDSM and consent: How to stop rough sex crossing the line
into abuse
Members of the BDSM community tell the BBC a prominent
case in the US risks tainting the practice.
Title : Men-only event at US mosque sparks backlash
A small Muslim community has been thrust into a debate
about the role of women at their new mosque.
Title : PJ Conlon: Dream debut revives Irish role in baseball history
PJ Conlon becomes the first Irish-born baseball player
in the US major leagues since World War 2.
Title : Putting the fizz back into Catalonia's cava
Spain's sparkling wine, cava, has a problem as it is
seen as a cheap drink, say its producers who're seeking
to rebrand their fizz.
Title : Should we sleep and wake early to boost our health?
Some studies show night owls are at greater risk of
health problems so should we all become early risers?
Title : The couple who care for stricken dogs in an Indian beach town
How did a British couple end up spending their retirement
in India looking after 100 dogs?
Title : Icebergs and empty pools: Five things Cape Town's Day Zero
taught us
How did Cape Town - on the verge of being the first
city to run out of water - come back from the brink?
Title : Toronto van attack: Inside the dark world of 'incels'
Who are the angry young men who describe themselves as
"involuntarily celibate"?
Title : Trump-Kim summit: Iran deal pull-out casts shadow
Strategic patience will be required by Donald Trump
for a solution in North Korea, PJ Crowley writes.
Title : Players Championship: Webb Simpson leads by seven, Tiger
Woods, Jordan Spieth go low
American Webb Simpson continues to dominate the Players
Championship, while Ian Poulter's challenge is derailed
by a double bogey at the last.
Title : Premier League: What can happen on final day of season?
Will Liverpool deny Chelsea the final Champions League
place? And what chance is there of Swansea escaping
relegation?
Title : Lewis Hamilton on Spanish GP pole for Mercedes front row
Lewis Hamilton takes pole position for the Spanish
Grand Prix ahead of team-mate Valtteri Bottas.
Title : St Johnstone 1-1 Ross County
Ross County are relegated from the Scottish Premiership
as they are held to a draw at St Johnstone.
Title : Champions Cup final: Leinster beat Racing 92 15-12 to secure
fourth title
Leinster beat Racing 92 in a nail-biting Champions
Cup final to be crowned European champions for a
record-equalling fourth time.
Title : Chelsea Ladies 2-1 Sunderland Ladies: Eni Aluko scores
winner as Chelsea on brink of WSL title
Chelsea move within just one point of the Women's
Super League One title with two games to go after a
2-1 victory over Sunderland.
Title : Giro d'Italia: Simon Yates retains overall lead as Ecuador's
Richard Carapaz wins stage
Britain's Simon Yates continues to hold the overall
lead as Ecuador's Richard Carapaz wins stage eight of
the Giro d'Italia.
Title : The young Turks rejecting Islam
Some young Turks in conservative areas are losing their
faith and raising difficult questions.
Title : 'I'm sad that I didn't have sex until I was 37'
Joseph didn't have sex until quite late in life - but
he says his involuntary celibacy didn't make him angry
towards women.
Title : Zimbabwe women's anti-poaching group protecting elephants
Zimbabwe's armed female anti-poaching unit protects
one of Africa's biggest elephant populations.
Title : A non-Brit's guide to Meghan and Harry's wedding
A prince is marrying an American actress. These are
the questions the rest of the world wants to ask.
Title : In pictures: California's neon blue tide
The captivating scenes are caused by a bloom in
bioluminescent algae.
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Scientists were preparing an experiment to ask the ultimate question.
They had worked for months gathering one each of every computer that was
built. Finally the big day was at hand. All the computers were linked
together. They asked the question, "Is there a God?". Lights started
blinking, flashing and blinking some more. Suddenly, there was a loud
crash, and a bolt of lightning came down from the sky, struck the computers,
and welded all the connections permanently together. "There is now", came
the reply.
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