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• Huawei founder: US actions 'underestimate our abilities'

  The founder of Huawei has taken aim at Donald Trump, suggesting US restrictions on its business "underestimate our abilities".

• 'No more peanut butter and jelly sandwiches': Billionaire pays off students' debts

  Graduating college students in Atlanta were left stunned when a billionaire technology investor told them he would wipe out their $40m (£31.4m) debts.

• In full: Theresa May's Brexit letter to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

  Prime Minister Theresa May has written a letter to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn urging him to back her new Brexit deal, saying she has met the party's Brexit demands. Here is her letter in full:

• Sebastian Vettel says F1 lost 'icon' in Niki Lauda as drivers pay respects

  Sebastian Vettel says Formula 1 has lost a "hero and an icon" in Niki Lauda, as the sport's current stars paid their respects to one of the all-time greats.

• Christian Pulisic aspiring to emulate Eden Hazard at Chelsea

  Christian Pulisic believes he has all of the attributes to be as good as Chelsea's current talisman Eden Hazard one day.

• UN report: Austerity drive has had 'tragic social consequences' for UK

  An "ideological" drive for austerity has had "tragic social consequences" and resulted in the UK violating its human rights obligations, the UN has claimed.

• Manchester Arena attack: Saffie Roussos's dad blames MI5 for not tracking bomber

  The father of the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena terror attack has blamed MI5 for not tracking bomber Salman Abedi despite reports of him being radicalised.

• Chelsea boss Maurizio Sarri plans talks over future after Europa League final

  Maurizio Sarri will discuss his future with Chelsea after the Europa League final as he wants to know "if they are happy with me".

• British Steel collapses with 25,000 jobs at risk

  British Steel has been placed into compulsory liquidation, putting up to 25,000 jobs at risk.

• Theresa May bids to save her Brexit deal but loses more MPs' support

  Theresa May has launched a last-ditch bid to save her Brexit deal, but ended up losing more MPs' support.

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• Saudi Arabia: Moderate Islamic scholars 'to be executed'

  Saudi Arabia is reportedly preparing to execute three moderate Islamic scholars despite the international outrage that followed the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

• North Korea responds to Joe Biden jibe and calls him 'fool of low IQ'

  North Korea has called Joe Biden a "fool of low IQ" and an "imbecile bereft of elementary quality as a human being" after he said Kim Jong Un was a tyrant.

• Italian fashion house Prada to stop using fur from next year

  Italian luxury fashion house Prada has announced it will stop using animal fur from next year.

• Prolific crime gang behind £600m UK smuggling operation smashed by Europol

  An organised crime gang that earned hundreds of millions of euros in drug and cigarette trafficking, assassinations and money laundering has been smashed by Europol.

• Two-metre sea level rise would have 'profound impact on humanity'

  Global sea levels could rise by more than two metres causing catastrophic consequences for the world, according to a team of scientists.

• Monks to resurrect 'lost' beer from 12th century - it's 10.8%

  Monks at an abbey in Belgium will be brewing beer again after a 200-year break.

• Rapper Ice T 'nearly shot' an Amazon delivery driver

  Rapper Ice T has suggested delivery drivers should wear uniforms after confessing he nearly shot one near his home.

• Huawei founder: US actions 'underestimate our abilities'

  The founder of Huawei has taken aim at Donald Trump, suggesting US restrictions on its business "underestimate our abilities".

• Former Uber driver Yusuf Abdi Ali responsible for torture in Somalia, jury finds

  A former Uber driver was responsible for torture while serving as a colonel in the Somali army in the 1980s, a jury has found.

• Parents win right to use dead son's sperm after death in skiing accident

  The parents of a military cadet who died in a skiing accident can use his frozen sperm to produce a child, a judge has ruled.

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• Road rage killer Kenneth Noye to be released from jail on parole

  Road rage killer Kenneth Noye is to be released from prison after a Parole Board panel concluded he was "suitable for return to the community".

• British Steel collapses with 25,000 jobs at risk

  British Steel has been placed into compulsory liquidation, putting up to 25,000 jobs at risk.

• Manchester Arena attack: Saffie Roussos's dad blames MI5 for not tracking bomber

  The father of the youngest victim of the Manchester Arena terror attack has blamed MI5 for not tracking bomber Salman Abedi despite reports of him being radicalised.

• 520 jobs at risk as Sir Philip Green plans 23 store closures

  Sir Philip Green is on course for a fresh clash with regulators after his Arcadia retail empire launched a rescue plan which would see 23 stores shut and its pension scheme contributions slashed.

• Jeremy Kyle Show death: Guest was 'worried about repercussions'

  A Jeremy Kyle Show guest who died in a suspected suicide was worried about the repercussions of his appearance, an inquest has heard.

• Survival sex: 'Women are living in fear of the state'

  Women are being "forced into selling sex" because they have few other options and live in fear of the state, an MP has warned.

• Man, 80, brutally attacked by driver in Penge street after crossing road with wife

  An 80-year-old man has been seriously injured after being pushed over by a driver and knocked unconscious in a "nonsensical attack".

• London Bridge inquests: Survivor describes how terrorists 'were like predators'

  A journalist stabbed by the London Bridge terrorists has described their "murderous rage" and said they approached the restaurant he was dining in like "they were stalking someone".

• Contaminated blood: HIV-infected man left suicidal after 'sickening abuse'

  Army patrols subjected a haemophiliac infected with HIV by contaminated blood products to "sickening abuse", a public inquiry has heard.

• Rihanna reveals she's moved to London - and fans are going wild

  Pop star Rihanna has revealed she has packed her bags and moved to London - and fans are going hysterical on social media.

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• Rihanna reveals she's moved to London - and fans are going wild

  Pop star Rihanna has revealed she has packed her bags and moved to London - and fans are going hysterical on social media.

• Natalie Portman calls Moby 'creepy' after he claimed they dated each other

  Natalie Portman has called musician Moby "creepy" after he claimed the pair used to date each other.

• Rapper Ice T 'nearly shot' an Amazon delivery driver

  Rapper Ice T has suggested delivery drivers should wear uniforms after confessing he nearly shot one near his home.

• Stranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown says bullies forced her to change schools

  Millie Bobby Brown, the British star of hit show Stranger Things has said she was forced to change schools by "soul-breaking bullies" in England.

• Stormzy should replace Mozart in UK music classrooms, study says

  Schools have been urged to swap Mozart for Stormzy in a bid to get more pupils engaged in music lessons.

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