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Trump appoints anti-abortion activist to role in health department
Charmaine Yoest served as president of Americans United for Life
White House: Trade deal with UK low priority after Brexit
President Trump may prioritise establishing a free trade agreement with Europe
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Turkey blocks Wikipedia without court order or explanation
Access to Wikipedia, a free online encyclopedia, has been blocked in Turkey, according to an internet censorship-monitoring network.
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Natwest's internet banking stops working on payday
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Authorities’ reading Khalid Masood’s messages marks a breakthrough
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Facebook says governments are using it to spread hoaxes
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‘Incredibly brave’ Mars colonists 'could live in red-brick houses'
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Net neutrality under threat as FCC opens doors to internet barriers
- Tech culture
Prey is the first-person shooter that lets you play as a coffee mug
We previewed Bethesda and Arkane Studios' innovative sci-fi adventure that leaves you with infinite ways to play
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Samsung Galaxy S8: Everything wrong with the new phone
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Are £20 tickets & tiny electric planes the future of American travel?
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Windows 10 Creators Update: What you need to do before downloading it
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How to download the vast amount of information Facebook stores
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Facebook friend requests from dead people hint at 'profile cloning'
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- Gaming
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe review: Nintendo Switch's second 'must have' game
£41.99 - Nintendo Switch - Nintendo
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Yooka Laylee review: Celebrating a golden era of platforming
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Rick and Morty VR game Virtual Rick-Ality gets 4/20 release date
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How Hearthstone's latest expansion has put off the casual player
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Star Wars Battlefront 2 trailer leaks ahead of Orlando Celebration
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Lego City Undercover review: A worthy remake
- Tech reviews
What laptop should I buy?
Fancy a MacBook? Need something super-portable? Or perhaps a budget notebook will do? Read our guide to find the one that's right for you
- Film
Seth Rogen is making a movie about a music festival that goes wrong
It turns out the doomed Fyre Festival was a case of life imitating art
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Marvel CEO Kevin Feige confirms huge fan theory regarding Stan Lee
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Mike Meyers looks back at 20 years of Austin Powers
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Blade Runner 2049 trailer will screen ahead of Alien: Covenant
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Ellie Kendrick on Game of Thrones, Whisky Galore! and her plays
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Harvey Weinstein wins MPAA battle for transgender film 3 Generations
- Music
Fyre Festival attendee gives their first-hand account of experience
A first-hand description of what went down at Ja Rule's doomed Bahamas-based festival
- art
Tate staff angered after being asked to donate to departing director
Employees were asked to help buy a boat as a leaving present
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Meet the British artist moulding records of the fight against Isis
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Residents overlooked by Tate Modern suing for breach of human rights
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Venice Biennale: How Icelandic artist hands over pavilion to trolls
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Students criticise Gormley statue of person standing on roof's edge
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Shia LaBeouf is now living in an isolated cabin in Lapland
- Review
- books
Into the Water, review
There’s no doubt that Into the Water will sell a lot of copies. Like Paula Hawkins’ 2015 hit The Girl On the Train, this, her second thriller is one that will appear on those “beach reads” round-ups and stick around on bestseller stands at airports for months to come. Then, just when even your friend that “doesn’t do books” has read it, the film will come out – the rights have already been sold – and it will start again, this time with a Hollywood A-Lister on the cover. But is it any good? Well, I won’t deny that I was semi-gripped. Not quite still-reading-it-on-the-Tube-escalator gripped, but sufficiently so that I eschewed company at lunchtime for a few days to finish it.
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Cult author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance dies, aged 88
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Caitlyn Jenner opens up about suicide and surgery in new memoir
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Wellcome Book Prize announces winner for 2017
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Ghachar Ghochar by Vivek Shanbhag review: This novella packs a punch
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Ted Hughes' widow says Sylvia Plath claims about abuse are 'absurd'
NFL commissioner Goodell appears to wipe a bogey on girl with one leg
The young girl had just announced the Chicago Bears' second round pick
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NFL team selects player accused of rape as first-round Draft pick
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Browns select Garrett as first overall pick of 2017 NFL Draft
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Mock draft 3.0: Who will go where in the first round?
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Big, bold and brash: what can the Premier League learn from NBA?
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Fournette relishing chance to rush into the unknown in the NFL Draft
Arsene Wenger likens Arsenal's return to form to a rallying boxer
Wenger claimed Tottenham will struggle to hold onto their stars after moving into their new stadium
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Wigan relegated from the Championship as Leeds miss out on play-offs
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Vardy eases Leicester's lingering relegation fears in win at West Brom
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Sunderland sink into the second tier after King's late strike
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Orient fans stage sit-down protest on the pitch during match
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Ronaldo scores one, misses penalty as Real Madrid stay in Liga hunt
- Food + drink
How to make contemporary Mexican dishes
There’s more to Mexican food than just a kick from jalapeno and citrus limes. Paul Wilson puts his own modern twist on Central American cooking ahead of Cinco de Mayo
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