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Life after Mr Heroin - what now for the former user?
Maurice Abbey Bey is a former user who spent every cent he had on drugs, but what would he do with $100 now?
The Australian town that killed its residents
The town that killed its residents
World Cup Catch-up: Russia march on as Senegal fans dazzle
Watch all the best action and funnies from day six of the World Cup, as hosts Russia continue their blistering start, Colombia get the first red card and Senegal's fans steal the show.
Boy Erased author Garrard Conley on surviving 'gay conversion therapy'
Garrard Conley's parents put him through "conversion therapy" - now he's dedicated a book to them.
From Twitter wars to assassinating Caesar
Mary Beard is a public thinker fighting back against sexist social media and fake news.
Battle of the fans: How some support their team
How do some of the most colourful fans support their teams at the World Cup?
General Electric drops out of Dow index
Walgreens Boots Alliance will replace GE on the Dow Jones Industrial Average after more than 100 years.
Commons set for Brexit vote showdown
MPs will vote on how much of a say Parliament should get if there is no Brexit deal.
Gosport hospital deaths: Independent panel findings due
A panel has analysed hundreds of patient death certificates at Gosport War Memorial Hospital.
Up in smoke: Is the vape shop boom about to end?
After a boom period, the UK's vaping shops face an uncertain future which could see many close.
Meet the kids learning to fix punctures
Meet the toddlers who are being taught how to sew, mend, bake and fix punctures at Liverpool's first intergenerational and sustainable cafe.
Wolves in France: Farmers fear attacks
One mayor says children under 10 years old should not walk alone, in case of an attack.
Mo Salah and the Chechen strongman
Chechen leader, Ramzan Kadyrov, has hit back at claims he used football star Mo Salah for political propaganda.
Rural residents hang up on mobile banking, regulator finds
Less than a quarter of those living in rural areas use a smartphone for banking, regulator finds.
Yemen conflict: What you need to know
The conflict in Yemen has been raging for years - but what is it all about?
NHS at 70: How Moorfields Eye Hospital changed the world
The London hospital has transformed eye care and saved the sight of millions since the start of the NHS.
Empowering black women to embrace their natural hair
Black women are being empowered to embrace the natural hair movement.
Newspaper headlines: GCHQ Brexit fears and fizzy drink 'shortage'
A plea for a UK-EU security deal and claims a CO2 shortage could leave drinkers thirsty this summer.
World Cup 2018: Russia win first two games, but are they good or lucky?
Russia "were the butt of jokes" coming into the World Cup - but have they been good or lucky so far?
US quits 'biased' UN human rights council
The US envoy to the UN called the 47-member council "hypocritical and self-serving".
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