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The medical supply company McKesson has become the first private company in US legal history to sue a death penalty state for the misuse of its products in executions. Its unprecedented action has succeeded – for now – in frustrating the ambition of the Republican governor, Asa Hutchinson, to stage what critics have called a “conveyor belt” of death.

Medical supply company McKesson says state deceptively purchased drugs for lethal injection, becoming first in history to sue a death penalty state for misuse
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In February the zoo achieved momentary fame after YouTube abruptly cut the live stream when what the zoo called “animal rights extremists” alleged a violation of the website’s “nudity and sexual content” policy.

Adventure Park uses YouTube to broadcast eagerly awaited arrival of calf to be named through a zoo competition
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"Humans are ridiculous. We’re all pathetic strivers who will fall short. If you can accept that, it’s optimistic, because you can shoot for the moon and know you’re never going to get there, and that’s OK."

The actor and comedian, 54, who made his name in Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, on the joy of being older, why he’s way too responsible and what he owes Monty Python
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"Whether British citizens will retain their right to freedom of movement after Brexit is still unclear, but Guy Verhofstadt, the European parliament’s Brexit coordinator, has said he will try to persuade EU leaders for that to be the case."

Ireland’s foreign minister, Charlie Flanagan, says near 20,000 rise in number of applications partly the result of Brexit vote
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"I don’t even care if the guy was belligerent, what the public saw was him dripping blood, trapped in an enclosed space mumbling that he wanted to go home. Flying has become increasingly unpleasant and this is more than a PR crisis, this amounts to anti-branding."

Joanna Walters talks to gurus of public relations about how Pepsi, United Airlines and White House spokesman Sean Spicer fell into PR disasters
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At least 20 people have been killed in what is believed to have been a suicide car bomb attack targeting a convoy of evacuees waiting to enter Aleppo, according to reports.

Rebel official says rebels guarding bus and dozens of passengers died when car bomb was detonated near convoy of evacuees
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"Rattling sabres is a particularly dangerous thing to do on the Korean peninsula. While the repercussions from a missile strike in Syria or the dropping of a giant bomb in Afghanistan can be contained, a preventative strike on North Korea could set off a chain reaction."

Trump’s instinctual response insisting North Korean development of an ICBM just ‘won’t happen’ and warning China to help may be particularly dangerous
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“I like Steve, but...”

Once dubbed the second most powerful man in the world, the hard-right adviser seems to be losing influence amid policy shifts and rumored infighting
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"I feel very different from my peers, who think promiscuity is cool. My close friends don’t know that I haven’t had sex. If the subject comes up, I just avoid it."

I feel weird about sex because I want it but at the same time I’m scared
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In February the zoo achieved momentary fame after YouTube cut the live stream when what the zoo called “animal rights extremists” alleged a violation of the website’s “nudity and sexual content” policy.

Adventure Park uses YouTube to broadcast eagerly awaited arrival of calf to be named through a zoo competition
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Pitch perfect.

Love camping but not campers? In an extract from his book, Tiny Campsites, Dixe Wills picks Britain’s best miniature sites, where nature’s the star, nights are silent and even the loos have great views
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"In a study by the advocacy group GLAAD of American TV between 2016-2017, a record number of 278 LGBT characters were identified in TV shows. What was particularly poignant about the study was not just the swelling numbers, but the broadening range of characters on the LGBT sexuality/gender spectrum. TV’s rainbow diversity initiative appeared to be inching closer to its pot of gold."

From Transparent to Billions, LGBT characters are more visible than ever. As TV’s first non-binary actor Asia Kate Dillon explains, the future looks bright
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"If ITV’s The Nightly Show, in which a series of well-known television hosts watch their careers go down the khazi over five days, proves anything, it’s that as surely as Americans will struggle to make a decent cup of tea, we will never master their late-night talkshow format."

Stricken presenters, weedy attempts at satire and sketches that urgently need to go back to the drawing board all grate in the late-night TV shocker
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"For all the expected cleverness and elegance of much of the writing in Pussy, future Jacobson readers and scholars may similarly wonder what he was thinking."

The ‘Jewish Jane Austen’ delves into politics for this fable, but despite wit and elegance he misses his punches
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"What he does is wake them up, and tell them that in 45 minutes’ time they have to be at the front door having had their breakfast, and with their packed lunch in their bag. It never occurred to me that they could sort out their own food – I was doing it for them every day.”

Tiffany Dufu had motherhood and her return to work all planned out – until her scheme fell apart. But her crisis became her salvation
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"Never avoid someone who has been bereaved."

There are many ways you can offer practical help to the recently bereaved including what not to say
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Can Europe's train system beat low cost airlines during the school holidays for value?

Leave London in the morning, arrive in Avignon or Marseille in the evening and save on the cost of a flight? It’s (just) possible
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