From BBC News
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Moonage Daydream: David Bowie taught me how to live again, says film-maker
Moonage Daydream director Brett Morgen on how David Bowie helped him to recover from a heart attack.
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Nigeria's kidnapping crisis: Should ransom payments be banned?
Businessman Lawal Ado has paid ransoms three times and says there is no other option.
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NeWater: Turning urine into beer in Singapore
Singapore's water agency came up with the drink to raise awareness of its scarcity issues.
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'We don't want UK-EU trade war'
Micheál Martin says he is hopeful he will not have to contemplate tariffs against UK exports.
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Partygate: PM says he will not resign following Sue Gray report
Boris Johnson calls Sue Gray's findings are "painful" but says it is now time to "move on".
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Partygate: Boris Johnson looking safe
Tory MPs say they don't want the PM to go, but several more political challenges await him.
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Ros Atkins on… The Sue Gray report
The senior civil servant's long-awaited report criticised the culture and leadership in Downing Street.
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Energy bill support of £10bn set to be unveiled
A new package to help people with energy bills is expected to be funded by a windfall tax on firms.
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Sue Gray report: 'I wish I'd taken a fine to be with my dying husband'
Bereaved families call on the PM to quit, saying he has treated them like 'dirt' over Sue Gray's report.
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Robot developed that’s smaller than a flea
Researchers at Northwestern University in the United States have created robots less than 1mm big.
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Sue Gray report: What pictures did she release of Whitehall parties?
Sue Gray published nine photographs in her report from events held in Whitehall.
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Sue Gray report: The unanswered questions about Downing Street parties
The report provided more information about gatherings but still left some questions unanswered.