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12 May 2018 Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionHenry Curtis-Williams, 21, took his own life in 2016 British universities say they risk "failing a generation" unless students get better mental health care. A Universities UK report found some students risk "slipping through the gaps" due to a lack of co-ordination between the NHS and universities. The most up-to-date statistics show 146 students killed themselves in 2016. At Br…
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Iran nuclear deal: Europe strives to keep agreement 11 May 2018 Related TopicsIran nuclear deal Image copyright AFP Image caption Iranians have been demonstrating against the US decision …
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Grenfell Tower inquiry panel broadened in apparent U-turn 11 May 2018 Related TopicsGrenfell Tower fire Image copyright Getty Images The government has agreed that two experts will now sit with the judge investigating the Grenfell Tower fire, following …
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Iran condemns wave of Israeli air strikes in Syria 11 May 2018 Related TopicsSyrian civil war Image copyright Israel defence Forces Image caption The Israel defence Forces released video of an ai…
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Iran nuclear deal: France condemns US move to re-impose sanctions 11 May 2018 Related TopicsIran nuclear deal Image copyright Reuters/AFP Image caption Two of the firms that could be badly affect…
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US pressures Iran with new sanctions over 'malign activity' 11 May 2018 Related TopicsIran nuclear deal Image copyright AFP Image caption Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the US was "intent…
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Train tickets: Rail industry plans fares shake-up 8 May 2018 Image copyright Getty Images Britain's rail companies are to launch a public consultation aimed at making ticketing fairer and easier to use. The Rail Delivery Group (RDG), which represents ra…
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10 May 2018 The UK government has apologised to Libyan Abdul Hakim Belhaj and his wife, Fatima Boudchar, after admitting an MI6 tip-off led to their capture and his torture by Colonel Gaddafi's forces. Attorney General Jeremy Wright said the UK had reached a "full and final settlement" with the couple, which included an apology and a £500,000 payment to Ms Boudchar. This breaking news story is bein…
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'Iranian forces' fire rockets at Israeli positions in Golan Heights 10 May 2018 Related TopicsSyrian civil war Image copyright Reuters Image caption Israeli forces in the occupied Golan Heights i…
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Malaysia's Mahathir Mohamad to become world's elected leader 10 May 2018 Image copyright Reuters Mahathir Mohamad is set to become the world's oldest elected leader, after a shock victory in Malaysia's election. Mr Mahathir, a former prime minister, cam…
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EastEnders star Barbara Windsor diagnosed with Alzheimer's 10 May 2018 The actress Dame Barbara Windsor has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, her husband has said. Speaking to the Sun, Scott Mitchell said his 80-year-old wife had been given the news in April 2014. He said the EastEnders star had been ta…
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Malaysia election: Opposition scores historic victory 9 May 2018 Image copyright AFP Image caption Mr Mahathir said he hoped a swearing-in ceremony would be held on Thursday …
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Bouncy Castle trial: Two guilty over girl's death 9 May 2018 Image copyright Family photo Image caption Summer Grant died when the bouncy castle blew away while she was still inside …
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Iran nuclear deal: Boris Johnson visits US for talks 6 May 2018 Related TopicsIran nuclear deal Image copyright PA Image caption Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will have two days of talks with W…
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Trump says North Korea has released three American prisoners 9 May 2018 Image copyright Reuters Image caption The top US diplomat met with the North Korean leader during his visit …