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Who could replace Theresa May as Tory leader?
Theresa May has agreed to set a timetable for the election of her successor as Tory leader amid growing speculation over who could replace her.
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Queen describes Bloater Paste as 'disgusting'
The Queen described a tin of 1950s Bloater Paste, a herring fish pâté, as "disgusting" on a visit to a replica of the original Sainsbury's store in central London. Her Majesty was shown shopping baskets which demonstrated how food tastes have changed since Sainsbury's first opened 150
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Priest Gives Away Food and Water for Muslims Breaking Ramadan Fast in West Bank
A priest and Christian volunteers distributed food and water to Muslims breaking Ramadan fast in Jericho city, also known as Ariha, in the West Bank on May 20. The annual initiative was launched by Jericho’s Good Shepherd Youth Cultural Center . Father Mario Hachiti, along with volunteers, distributed
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Prince Charles and Camilla’s royal visit to Belfast
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited Belfast, where they were welcomed by Sinn Féin Lord Mayor John Finucane.
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Prince Charles and Camilla’s royal visit to Belfast
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have visited Belfast, where they were welcomed by Sinn Féin Lord Mayor John Finucane.
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No More Grumpy Cat? Grumpy Cow Takes the Throne
A cow at the Wilsonview Dairy farm in Tillamook, Oregon, has captured the attention of thousands with her grumpy expression. Video by Derrick Josi, a farmer and blogger, shows cow “1985” giving him the “mean mug”. Credit: Instagram/ TDF Honest Farming (Facebook via Storyful)
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Chelsea v Arsenal Europa League final: Tale of the tape
Premier League rivals Chelsea and Arsenal clash in the Europa League final in Baku on May 29. We take a look at how the clubs compare ahead of the game.
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'Are We Okay?' Storm Chaser's Tour Group Get Bang for Their Buck From Nebraska Tornado
Storm chaser Greg Johnson had a tour group with him on May 17, and they definitely got a memorable outing, thanks to a spectacular tornado that they followed as it moved along near McCook, Nebraska. In the footage, the reactions from Johnson’s tour group can be heard ranging from “are we okay?” to “this
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Watch: World's first Porsche expected to fetch up to €18m at auction
The only surviving model of the world's first Porsche is to go up for auction, expected to fetch up to €18 million. Predating the official first Porsche – the 1948 Porsche 365 – by almost a decade, the 1939 Type 64, one of three built, belonged to company founder Ferdinand Porsche. The Type 64 was
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Labour call for 'business as usual' at British Steel
Thousands of jobs are at risk as British Steel is set to go into insolvency. The shadow business secretary has called on Business Secretary Greg Clark for, "stability and assurance that they will do all they can in government to ensure business as usual continues". Rebecca Long-Bailey added
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These Tech Issues Frustrate Americans The Most
Americans are constantly breaking up and making up with their tech. Ninety-seven percent of Americans have experienced frustration with their tech, according to new research.A recent poll examining the tech habits of 2,000 Americans found more than 80 percent experience some type of tech frustration
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Mancunians Observe Minute's Silence on Second Anniversary of Arena Attack
People gathered in central Manchester on May 22 observed a minute’s silence in memory of those killed and injured in the 2017 Manchester Arena bombing, on the second anniversary of the attack. The suicide attack killed 22 people and injured many more, during an Ariana Grande concert in the MEN Manchester
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Locals slam 'Britain's most pointless speed bumps'
Residents have blasted road workers for creating 'Britain's most pointless speed bumps' in their streets. The tiny speed bumps which measure just 35mm have been ridiculed by residents for its "pathetic" height as they "certainly don't slow anybody down." The humps,
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How Many Americans Have Had a Workout Hangover?
A sizeable chunk of Americans are skipping work due to hangovers … from exercise.According to new research, more than one in four active Americans (29 percent) have skipped out on work due to a workout hangover (post-exercise soreness that impedes one's ability to participate in other life and work
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British Steel collapses: What you need to know
British Steel is to go into official receivership after talks with the Government failed to secure its future.The move threatens more uncertainty for thousands of workers at the company's plants.
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Crocodile crawls into house kitchen in northwestern India
A crocodile was found lying on the floor of a kitchen in a house in India today (May 22).The incident happened in Raval village in Gujarat.Footage shows the crocodile resting in a corner of the kitchen as villagers watch on in disbelief. Forest officials rushed to the spot and captured the crocodile.The
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Chaotic Scenes as Bomb Explodes During Ariana Grande Show at Manchester Arena (FILE)
Police in Manchester responded to unconfirmed reports of loud bangs in Manchester Arena on May 22. American pop singer Ariana Grande was performing at the time. The venue and the station were evacuated. The nature of the incident was unclear at the time of writing, and no injuries had been reported.
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Watch: Security conscious Queen Elizabeth asks if automatic checkouts can be 'diddled'
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II got a lesson in shopping at the self-service counter when she visited UK supermarket Sainsbury's on Wednesday. The inquisitive monarch asked if customers could use the system, which functions without a cashier, to steal products. "You can't diddle it, you
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George Best statue unveiled at Windsor Park
A new statue of football hero George Best has been unveiled in Belfast. Best’s sister Barbara McNarry and former Northern Ireland greats Pat Jennings snd Gerry Armstrong were among the guests at the ceremony.
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Police Rescue Fox Cub Trapped at Construction Site
Police in Princeton, New Jersey, have credited a local animal control officer with the rescue of an injured fox cub trapped at a construction site. The little creature fell into an under-construction basement area, where it likely sustained its injury, and was unable to get out. Jim Ferry, an animal
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Oklahoma Firefighters Rescue Driver Clinging to Fence After Car Swept Into 'Raging Water'
A crew from the Broken Arrow Fire Department responded to a report in the early hours of May 21 of a vehicle that had been swept away by floodwater. They arrived to find a man “clinging to a fence post and unable to escape the raging water.” Firefighter Robert Goode used a rope to get to the man, and
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Theresa May delivers statement to MPs on new Brexit deal
Theresa May has set out the ten key points of the new Brexit deal in a statement to the House of Commons. The prime minister reiterated her opposition to a second referendum or 'People's Vote' but urged MPs to let the updated EU Withdrawal Agreement Bill have its second reading.
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Ben Carson confuses real estate acronym with Oreo cookies
US Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson mixed up the real estate term ‘REO’ with Oreo cookies.
