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David Davis: Pound plummeting under a no-deal Brexit 'might not be such a bad thing'
A 20% fall in the value of the pound in the event of a no-deal Brexit "might not be such a bad thing", David Davis has claimed.
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Cheap flights and package holidays cause skin cancer rates to soar
The rate of skin cancer in the UK has increased by 45% in just 10 years, with package holidays and cheap flights at least partly to blame.
Capping a 'wonderful life': Sir Paul McCartney writes first musical
Sir Paul McCartney is to write a musical for the first time - an adaption of the 1946 Frank Capra film It's a Wonderful Life.
Instagram hides likes in trial to 'remove pressure'
Instagram is hiding the number of likes on posts in seven countries to "remove pressure" on users.
Several feared dead in suspected arson attack on Japanese animation studio
Several people are feared to have died and dozens more have been injured in a fire at an animation studio in the Japanese city of Kyoto.
Rail commuters urged to check before travelling this morning
Services could still be disrupted after last night's trackside fire at Waterloo.
When a joke goes wrong on the BBC!
The corporation did NOT see the funny side on this day
Netflix feels pain as global subscriber growth slows
Netflix shares have tumbled in after-hours trading following revelations it lost customers in its core US market for the first time in eight years.
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Awards to honour police officers and dogs risking their lives to keep us safe
Officers who were shot, stabbed, beaten and even zapped with their own Taser gun, are among nominees for the annual Police Bravery Awards.
Young drivers could be banned from driving at night
Young drivers in England could be banned from driving at night under plans for a graduated licence system.
Government rebukes FTSE giants for late supplier payment
A list of leading FTSE companies that include BAE Systems, BT and British Gas owner Centrica have been suspended from the government's Prompt...
Flying ant swarm in southern England picked up by weather radar
A mass of flying ants swarming in southern England was so dense it was picked up by weather radar and mistaken for rain.