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'Money mules': Rising numbers are in middle age Increasing numbers of people aged between 41 and 60 are being recruited by criminals to launder money.
'Money mules': Rising numbers are in middle age Increasing numbers of people aged between 41 and 60 are being recruited by criminals to launder money.
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Tory leadership hopefuls face second MPs' vote The field of six candidates will narrow further, with at least one set to be knocked out of the race.
Tory leadership hopefuls face second MPs' vote The field of six candidates will narrow further, with at least one set to be knocked out of the race. BBC News Comment this news ● 
What does this hat mean to Americans? The signature red hat made famous by President Trump has divided Americans on what it represents.
What does this hat mean to Americans? The signature red hat made famous by President Trump has divided Americans on what it represents. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Fresh calls for end to greyhound racing in Scotland Scottish campaigners urge a ban as UK-wide figures on the number of dog deaths are published.
Fresh calls for end to greyhound racing in Scotland Scottish campaigners urge a ban as UK-wide figures on the number of dog deaths are published. BBC News Comment this news ● 
The air ambulance medic who lost both legs Cieran McKiernan has had both legs amputated but is now back to work - as an emergency medic on an air ambulance.
The air ambulance medic who lost both legs Cieran McKiernan has had both legs amputated but is now back to work - as an emergency medic on an air ambulance. BBC News Comment this news ● 
The 'brutal reality' for alcohol-damaged children A new support service is launched to help families with children who were exposed to alcohol in the womb.
The 'brutal reality' for alcohol-damaged children A new support service is launched to help families with children who were exposed to alcohol in the womb. BBC News Comment this news ● 
'I lost £50 when diners left without paying' Waiters tell the BBC it is common for staff to foot the bill when customers walk out without paying.
'I lost £50 when diners left without paying' Waiters tell the BBC it is common for staff to foot the bill when customers walk out without paying. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Beechwood: 'I can't believe the evil that happened there' A victim of the regime at a notorious children's home has come forward to tell her story - one of hundreds of accounts of abuse heard by a national inquiry.
Beechwood: 'I can't believe the evil that happened there' A victim of the regime at a notorious children's home has come forward to tell her story - one of hundreds of accounts of abuse heard by a national inquiry. BBC News Comment this news ● The gay men breaking blood donation rules The men believe who they have sex with should not prevent them from giving blood.
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MPs' maternity rights: Labour's Stella Creasy speaks out Labour's Stella Creasy hits out at Parliament's rules, which do not recognise maternity leave.
MPs' maternity rights: Labour's Stella Creasy speaks out Labour's Stella Creasy hits out at Parliament's rules, which do not recognise maternity leave. BBC News Comment this news ● 
The gondola-making sisters taking on Venetian tradition Two sisters in Venice are trying to overturn the unwritten rule that gondolas are made by men.
The gondola-making sisters taking on Venetian tradition Two sisters in Venice are trying to overturn the unwritten rule that gondolas are made by men. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Women's World Cup 2019: Brilliant back heel & epic first touches plus all the goals Watch the best action from day 11 of the Women's World Cup including a brilliant back heel assist, an epic first touch and VAR relief...
Women's World Cup 2019: Brilliant back heel & epic first touches plus all the goals Watch the best action from day 11 of the Women's World Cup including a brilliant back heel assist, an epic first touch and VAR relief... BBC News Comment this news ● 
Syrian universities weakened by 'brain-drain', says report Syria's war is near an end but its universities are struggling to help the country's recovery.
Syrian universities weakened by 'brain-drain', says report Syria's war is near an end but its universities are struggling to help the country's recovery. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Dogs' eyes evolve to appeal to humans Scientists have found a muscle that allows dogs to make 'puppy eyes' and bond with humans.
Dogs' eyes evolve to appeal to humans Scientists have found a muscle that allows dogs to make 'puppy eyes' and bond with humans. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Ministers 'reject' report's fast fashion advice Ministers say "no" to MPs' plans cut waste and emissions from fashion industry.
Ministers 'reject' report's fast fashion advice Ministers say "no" to MPs' plans cut waste and emissions from fashion industry. BBC News Comment this news ● 
ITV bans all-male comedy writing teams The broadcaster will no longer commission comedies that don't have any women in the writers' room.
ITV bans all-male comedy writing teams The broadcaster will no longer commission comedies that don't have any women in the writers' room. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Inside Heathrow's high-tech baggage system Heathrow's luggage system handles 180,000 items per day. Tom Burridge takes a look inside.
Inside Heathrow's high-tech baggage system Heathrow's luggage system handles 180,000 items per day. Tom Burridge takes a look inside. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Lives 'destroyed by NHS eating disorder failures' As more than a million people struggle with illnesses such as anorexia, two reports say more must be done.
Lives 'destroyed by NHS eating disorder failures' As more than a million people struggle with illnesses such as anorexia, two reports say more must be done. BBC News Comment this news ● 
US to deploy extra troops amid growing tension with Iran The US releases new images from the Gulf of Oman tanker attacks and is sending 1,000 more troops.
US to deploy extra troops amid growing tension with Iran The US releases new images from the Gulf of Oman tanker attacks and is sending 1,000 more troops. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Swansea crash death victim's mum calls for A4067 speed cameras Nearly 3,000 people back calls for speed cameras on a road that saw 31 collisions from 2014 to 2018.
Swansea crash death victim's mum calls for A4067 speed cameras Nearly 3,000 people back calls for speed cameras on a road that saw 31 collisions from 2014 to 2018. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Danniella Westbrook: Drug-free EastEnders star 'to train as therapist' Danniella Westbrook says she is drug and alcohol-free for the first time in years.
Danniella Westbrook: Drug-free EastEnders star 'to train as therapist' Danniella Westbrook says she is drug and alcohol-free for the first time in years. BBC News Comment this news ● 
The factory making shoes out of plastic bottles This Adidas factory in India makes shoes and clothes out of polyester from recycled plastic bottles.
The factory making shoes out of plastic bottles This Adidas factory in India makes shoes and clothes out of polyester from recycled plastic bottles. BBC News Comment this news ● 
Women's World Cup 2019: France finish atop Group A after an incident packed match against Nigeria Hosts France finish top of Group A after a twice-taken penalty by Wendie Renard gave them the 1-0 win over Nigeria in an...
Women's World Cup 2019: France finish atop Group A after an incident packed match against Nigeria Hosts France finish top of Group A after a twice-taken penalty by Wendie Renard gave them the 1-0 win over Nigeria in an... BBC News Comment this news ● 
Face to face with DR Congo's deadly vipers Photographer Hugh Kinsella Cunningham captures close-up portraits of some of the world's most dangerous snakes.
Face to face with DR Congo's deadly vipers Photographer Hugh Kinsella Cunningham captures close-up portraits of some of the world's most dangerous snakes. BBC News Comment this news 