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Chris Ashton: Sale Sharks winger could face ban after red card
England and Sale Sharks winger Chris Ashton faces a ban after punching a Castres player in a pre-season friendly.
Greg James's Radio 1 Breakfast: What we learned from the first show
Avicii, a wild guest and the other firsts from Greg James's new show on Radio 1.
Mulberry shares collapse on £3m House of Fraser hit
The luxury handbag brand warns of tough trading and says House of Fraser's failure will cost it £3m.
Cruise ships rescue: How to survive for 10 hours in the water
Warm water, a calm head and being a woman can all work in your favour.
Simone Biles wins record fifth US all-around title as comeback continues
Simone Biles wins a record fifth US Women's Gymnastics Championship all-around title and wears an outfit to show her support for survivors of sex abuse.
Greece emerges from eurozone bailout programme
But repaying loans will take several decades after the biggest bailout in global financial history.
Asian Games: Japan basketball players sent home for 'paying women for sex'
Four Japanese basketball players are sent home from the Asian Games in Indonesia for allegedly paying women for sex.
Livingston: Kenny Miller leaves player-manager role after just seven weeks
Kenny Miller's tenure as Livingston player-manager is over after an "amicable" parting, the club says.
Malcolm Turnbull: Under-pressure Australia PM drops climate policy
Malcolm Turnbull's decision to drop an emissions target follows a revolt within his government.
Korea reunion: 'I'm hoping to hug my grown-up son'
Lee Keum-seom is one of dozens of South Koreans heading to the North to meet long-lost family.
News Daily: Trauma care overhaul 'saving lives' and prison takeover
Your morning briefing for Monday 20 August 2018.
Kerala floods: Relief teams rescue 22,000 as rains ease
Waters recede in some areas but officials warn of disease spreading among thousands made homeless.
North Korea to host emotional family reunions
About 200 North and South Koreans will spend a few hours with family they have not seen since the war.
Flat collapse-risk residents 'living in fear'
Checks after the Grenfell Tower fire found parts of a block on Broadwater Farm estate could fall if there was a gas explosion.
'I feel scared in my collapse-risk flat'
Families living in a north London block of flats judged to be at risk of collapse have said they are living in fear.
'I broke every bone in my face - and survived'
Tom Locke is one of 1,600 people alive today thanks to a change in the way the NHS works, a study suggests.
Fighting school holiday hunger in Birkenhead
How one town is filling the gap when free school meals are off the menu.
The memory bear made from a father's clothes
Memory items such as teddy bears are being made to help families grieve for loved ones
Soup kitchens and start-ups: Greek bailout era ends
As Greece's bailouts end, the BBC's Mark Lowen finds much hardship but also glimmers of hope.
Gladbeck: The deadly hostage drama where the media crossed a line
It began with a failed robbery and ended in a shootout - and for much of the 54 hours, the media went along for the ride.
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