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What we learned from Kanye West's philosophy 'book'
Kanye West is writing a "book" of philosophy on Twitter, and it's pretty weird and wild.
Australia captain Tim Paine says team will reduce sledging after ball-tampering scandal
New Australia captain Tim Paine says the team will reduce their levels of sledging under his leadership.
The helmet which gives firefighters 'X-ray vision'
The C-Thru lens uses augmented reality to improve firefighters’ sight in poor visibility.
Cornwall child migrant woman wins fight for British passport
Mary-Ann Astbury moved with her adoptive parents from Canada to Britain in 1971.
Nasa's Tess: Planet-hunting satellite lifts off
Nasa's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (Tess) searches for new planets.
World Cup 2018: VAR replays at be shown on big screens in Russia
Replays of incidents reviewed by video assistant referees will be shown on big screens at this summer's World Cup.
London Marathon: The firefighters running the marathon for Grenfell
Firefighters Justin O'Beirne and Tom Abell explain how the Paddington & Kensington fire services are running this year's London Marathon to raise money for children affected by the tragedy.
Wolves: Super agent Jorge Mendes, Chinese owners and global ambition
Wolves want to be one of the best club's in the world - but their approach has not been without controversy, write Simon Stone
Pioneer doctor Asperger ‘collaborated with Nazis’
A medical journal suggests the renowned autism paediatrician was a Nazi collaborator.
Debenhams sales hit by 'Beast from the East'
Profits crash at the department store chain as freezing weather takes its toll on first-half sales.
The man who made Novichok
The BBC's Steve Rosenberg speaks to a retired Russian scientist who says he made nerve agents.
FA Cup semi-final: Man Utd v Tottenham - select your combined XI
Manchester United face Tottenham in Saturday's FA Cup semi-final - but which players would make your combined XI?
News Daily: Dale Winton dies, and May calls for plastics action
Your morning briefing for 19 April 2018.
London Marathon: 10 things no-one tells you before running
Toilet queues and the Isle of Dogs Asda are just a few of the things you need to know about before your first London Marathon.
Southwest Airlines engine explosion: US orders fan blade inspections
Tests on fan blades come after an explosion on a Southwest Airlines flight that left one person dead.
Moment mace is stolen in Nigerian Senate
Intruders stormed into the Nigerian upper house and took the symbolic mace.
Windrush: Investigation urged over landing cards
Theresa May says the decision was taken to destroy documents in 2009 - but Labour disputes this.
Disability-led ensemble to play BBC Proms
The Resound ensemble will be the first disability-led group to play the BBC's music festival.
'My teacher saved me from suicide'
Now 26, Hati Sparey-South is herself training as a teacher, determined to help today's pupils.
Katie Hopkins musical confronts the age of outrage
A new musical called The Assassination of Katie Hopkins causes controversy before it's opened.
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