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Were predictions about Hong Kong's handover correct? Twenty years on, we review predictions for Hong Kong made when Britain handed the city over to China.
Were predictions about Hong Kong's handover correct? Twenty years on, we review predictions for Hong Kong made when Britain handed the city over to China.
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England captain Morgan wrong to rest himself against South Africa - Vaughan England captain Eoin Morgan was wrong to rest himself for the Twenty20 win over South Africa on Sunday, says Michael Vaughan.
England captain Morgan wrong to rest himself against South Africa - Vaughan England captain Eoin Morgan was wrong to rest himself for the Twenty20 win over South Africa on Sunday, says Michael Vaughan. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Bristol MP Darren Jones hails himself 'first Darren in Parliament' MP Darren Jones says his nominative claim to fame makes his constituency "historic and fascinating".
Bristol MP Darren Jones hails himself 'first Darren in Parliament' MP Darren Jones says his nominative claim to fame makes his constituency "historic and fascinating". BBC News Comment this news ● 
World Cup 2022: Suppressed report into corruption allegations published Claims of alleged corruption in Qatar's successful 2022 World Cup bid are published in the German media.
World Cup 2022: Suppressed report into corruption allegations published Claims of alleged corruption in Qatar's successful 2022 World Cup bid are published in the German media. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Have Brexit couples' anxiety been put to rest? EU citizens in the UK and Brits in Europe want their post-Brexit futures sorted. Do Tory plans deliver?
Have Brexit couples' anxiety been put to rest? EU citizens in the UK and Brits in Europe want their post-Brexit futures sorted. Do Tory plans deliver? BBC News Comment this news ● 
Usain Bolt says 'mind not made up' over retirement date Usain Bolt says he may continue running after this summer's World Championships, but stresses he still plans to retire this season.
Usain Bolt says 'mind not made up' over retirement date Usain Bolt says he may continue running after this summer's World Championships, but stresses he still plans to retire this season. BBC News Comment this news ● 
22m to lose health cover in US Senate bill Some 22 million Americans could lose insurance under Senate bill to replace Obamacare, congressional report says
22m to lose health cover in US Senate bill Some 22 million Americans could lose insurance under Senate bill to replace Obamacare, congressional report says BBC News Comment this news ● 
Welsh singer Charlotte Church loses unborn baby The singer says she and her partner Jonathan Powell are grieving their loss.
Welsh singer Charlotte Church loses unborn baby The singer says she and her partner Jonathan Powell are grieving their loss. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Bertrand Traore: Lyon sign Chelsea striker for £8.8m Chelsea striker Bertrand Traore joins Lyon for a fee of £8.8m on a five-year contract.
Bertrand Traore: Lyon sign Chelsea striker for £8.8m Chelsea striker Bertrand Traore joins Lyon for a fee of £8.8m on a five-year contract. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Fifa: Video technology in use at Confederations Cup 'must improve' Problems with the video technology system at the Confederations Cup must be solved if it is to be used at the World Cup, Fifa says.
Fifa: Video technology in use at Confederations Cup 'must improve' Problems with the video technology system at the Confederations Cup must be solved if it is to be used at the World Cup, Fifa says. BBC News Comment this news ● 
What happens when you're sleep deprived? A new study is looking at the impact of sleep on your brain power.
What happens when you're sleep deprived? A new study is looking at the impact of sleep on your brain power. BBC News Comment this news ● 
First female soldier leads Queen's Guard at Palace Meet Captain Megan Couto on the day she makes history at Buckingham Palace.
First female soldier leads Queen's Guard at Palace Meet Captain Megan Couto on the day she makes history at Buckingham Palace. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Fifa: Russian doping claims are 'made-up news', says World Cup organiser Russian football has no doping problem, and claims that suggest otherwise are "made-up news", says 2018 World Cup chief Alexey Sorokin.
Fifa: Russian doping claims are 'made-up news', says World Cup organiser Russian football has no doping problem, and claims that suggest otherwise are "made-up news", says 2018 World Cup chief Alexey Sorokin. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Palace must be attractive, says new boss De Boer New Crystal Palace manager Frank de Boer wants his team to play "attractive" football next season.
Palace must be attractive, says new boss De Boer New Crystal Palace manager Frank de Boer wants his team to play "attractive" football next season. BBC News Comment this news ● 
New Zealand beat defending champions USA to win America's Cup New Zealand beat defending champions Team USA in Bermuda to win the America's Cup with a 7-1 series victory.
New Zealand beat defending champions USA to win America's Cup New Zealand beat defending champions Team USA in Bermuda to win the America's Cup with a 7-1 series victory. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Women's World Cup 2017: Australia power to victory over West Indies Nicole Bolton scored an unbeaten century as Australia beat West Indies by eight wickets in their Women's World Cup opener at Taunton.
Women's World Cup 2017: Australia power to victory over West Indies Nicole Bolton scored an unbeaten century as Australia beat West Indies by eight wickets in their Women's World Cup opener at Taunton. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverage This week's sport on the BBC includes tennis from Eastbourne, Wimbledon qualifying and the ICC Women's World Cup.
Sport on the BBC: Best of this week's TV & radio coverage This week's sport on the BBC includes tennis from Eastbourne, Wimbledon qualifying and the ICC Women's World Cup. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Two on trial over attempted murder of police officers The men are accused of repeatedly striking two officers with a car in the Drumchapel area of Glasgow.
Two on trial over attempted murder of police officers The men are accused of repeatedly striking two officers with a car in the Drumchapel area of Glasgow. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Baby born in Chiswick police station car park named Bobby Rebecca Fox was on the way to hospital when she realised her baby was coming sooner than expected.
Baby born in Chiswick police station car park named Bobby Rebecca Fox was on the way to hospital when she realised her baby was coming sooner than expected. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Eastbourne 2017: Heather Watson upsets champion Dominika Cibulkova Watch the best five shots as British number three Heather Watson beats defending champion Dominika Cibulkova in the second round of Eastbourne
Eastbourne 2017: Heather Watson upsets champion Dominika Cibulkova Watch the best five shots as British number three Heather Watson beats defending champion Dominika Cibulkova in the second round of Eastbourne BBC News Comment this news ● 
Annual contest names Neapolitan mastiff as world's ugliest dog The winning rescue dog has undergone many eye surgeries to help her see.
Annual contest names Neapolitan mastiff as world's ugliest dog The winning rescue dog has undergone many eye surgeries to help her see. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Australia dominate World Cup opener after confusion at toss Nicole Bolton scores an unbeaten century as Australia comfortably beat West Indies in their Women's World Cup opener.
Australia dominate World Cup opener after confusion at toss Nicole Bolton scores an unbeaten century as Australia comfortably beat West Indies in their Women's World Cup opener. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Redmond and Chalobah doubts for U21 semi-final Nathan Redmond and Nathaniel Chalobah are injury doubts for England Under-21s before their European semi-final against Germany.
Redmond and Chalobah doubts for U21 semi-final Nathan Redmond and Nathaniel Chalobah are injury doubts for England Under-21s before their European semi-final against Germany. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Magnets used to control flickering eyes A case study has shown how magnetic implants in the eye can successfully control the movement of the eye.
Magnets used to control flickering eyes A case study has shown how magnetic implants in the eye can successfully control the movement of the eye. BBC News Comment this news 