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It is hard to calibrate whether he managed to keep a straight face. It is, after all, a face whose natural state is an entitled smirk, and one that is itself a joke all over the world
Climate crisis Great Barrier Reef has deteriorated to 'critical point' amid warming seas and pollution, major report says
Calls to reform the system are growing amid anger over rising fares and poor punctuality.
Corrections and clarifications
Those who havent realised ground rules have changed are being forced to change careers, BBC learns.
Private school pupils doing fewer GCSEs than ever, as headteachers push them to pursue sport and music
Beleaguered folding smartphone was first announced in 2018
Idlib double tap air strike Russia says never was
Brexit UK negotiators to step up tempo on new deal talks
Can you survive on foraged food?
Man created a hazardous condition by raising his hand in gun shape
Swedish billionaire Hans Rausing, whose co-inheritance of the Tetra Pak packaging firm saw his family become one of the richest in Britain, has died at the age of 93.
Brecon and Radnorshire by-election What does it tell us?
Clarifications and corrections
Sir Paul McCartney has revealed one of his older grandsons was mugged in London and acknowledged the scary rate of knife crime in London. The singer, 77, said his grandchild felt a coward.
Five things on Trumps mind at G7
Todays horse racing tips NAP and NB for Saturday, August 31
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New decrees will help descendants of refugees from the Nazis who failed to obtain German citizenship.
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Four thrilling free-wheeling adventures in Asia
Plastic, orange and tasteless? Why a revolution in the US is trying to tell the world theres more to its cheese.
The Amazon in Brazil is on fire - how bad is it?
Man City news Pep Guardiola backs Kyle Walker despite right-back's England squad omission
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