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Elon Musk: Just walk out of bad meetings
Tesla's chief advises staff to cut short phone calls and meetings as he aims to boost production.
Morrissey: Is it possible to separate art from artist?
Amid online criticism of the singer, people ponder whether they can enjoy his music but not his opinions.
Manny Pacquiao v Lucas Matthysse: Filipino's career 'not over' before final fight
Manny Pacquiao says his fight with Lucas Matthysse will be his last, but wants to prove his career "is not yet over".
Douma 'attack': How do you test for chemical weapons?
Experts describe the challenges facing those investigating an alleged chemical attack in Syria.
World Cup 2018: Are England fans put off by Russia or their own team?
The latest ticket sales phase for this summer's World Cup in Russia open on Wednesday and figures so far show the appetite among England fans is not what it was in 2014.
A neighbourhood in Victorville, California, is besieged by tumbleweed
Strong desert winds have brought unwelcome spikey visitors to Victorville, California, US
Prime Minister's Questions: The key bits and the verdict
Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over the Windrush scandal - here are the key bits.
Trump hails CIA chief Mike Pompeo's secret trip to N Korea
CIA chief Mike Pompeo formed a "good relationship" with North Korea's leader, the US leader tweets.
Alfie Evans: Father begs Pope Francis to 'save our son'
Tom Evans is asking the Pope to intervene in the legal battle about ending his son's life support.
Ofcom opens seven investigations into Russia Today
The regulator will investigate the "due impartiality of news and current affairs programmes".
Manchester City players dominate PFA team of the year
Champions Manchester City have five players in the the Professional Footballers' Association Players' team of the year.
Cliff Richard: BBC report sparked conspiracy theories, lawyer says
Singer's lawyer tells High Court privacy case BBC coverage of raid helped prolong police inquiry.
TalkSport take overseas cricket rights from BBC
The commercial broadcaster will cover England's upcoming tours of Sri Lanka and the West Indies.
Cricket: Ed Smith set to be named new England national selector
Former England batsman Ed Smith is set to become the new national selector for the England and Wales Cricket Board.
Bitcoin heist suspect flees in Iceland jailbreak
The man fled from Iceland to Sweden on a passenger plane reportedly also carrying the prime minister.
UK inflation falls to lowest in a year
A slowdown in womenswear price rises during March sent UK consumer price inflation down to 2.5%.
How does Tina Turner rate her own musical?
Tina The Musical opened in London's West End on Tuesday evening.
'It's not just women who sometimes regret parenthood'
One father believes his friends without children tend to be the happiest.
Brexit: 'Windrush warning' over right-to-remain process
EU nationals must not face a "bureaucratic nightmare" to stay in the UK, Guy Verhofstadt warns.
London Bridge: A tale of two cities
Fifty years ago on 18 April 1968, London Bridge was bought by American entrepreneur Robert P McCulloch for $2.4m (over £1m). He dismantled it and rebuilt it in the Arizona desert.
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