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02:16:48	◀︎	G4S orders independent inquiry into immigration centre staff
03:33:37	◀︎	Budget 2017: Railcard extended for people aged up to 30
04:05:32	◀︎	Tampon tax: How much have you spent?
04:56:11	◀︎	Zimbabwe latest: Mugabe faces impeachment by parliament
05:24:03	◀︎	UK withdraws judge from UN court of justice seat bid
06:04:39	◀︎	Automated checkouts 'miserable' for elderly shoppers
07:28:06	◀︎	'Move bus, get out the way!'
08:41:09	◀︎	'Outsourced' workers seek better deal in landmark case
09:32:40	◀︎	Hampstead fire: Woman dies in fire at block of flats
09:56:22	◀︎	Jungle explorer Benedict Allen: I did not need rescuing
09:58:31	◀︎	NHS overcharged by millions for key drug, says watchdog
12:15:10	◀︎	Nigeria suicide bombing kills 50 in Adamawa state
13:31:28	◀︎	Women's Ashes: England draw series after Wyatt century beats Australia
13:31:28	◀︎	Sinn Féin 'glorifying murder', says DUP's Foster
14:23:11	◀︎	Sacha Baron Cohen offers to pay 'Borat' mankini fines
14:33:57	◀︎	Gaia Pope death: Arrested family want police apology
14:33:57	◀︎	New York terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov defended by mother
15:06:19	◀︎	Argentina missing submarine: Concern grows after two false alarms
15:06:19	◀︎	Irish PM should know better over Brexit, says Arlene Foster
15:49:10	◀︎	Drug driving cases dropped over forensics
16:46:17	◀︎	Jim Clark Rally deaths 'could have been avoided'
16:57:00	◀︎	Charlie Rose colleague: 'No excuse for behaviour'
17:04:27	◀︎	Mugabe impeachment: Zimbabwe MPs debate motion against president
17:54:56	◀︎	Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe resigns, ending 37-year rule
18:28:11	◀︎	Google to 'derank' Russia Today and Sputnik
19:26:06	◀︎	Stolen John Lennon items recovered in Berlin
19:49:48	◀︎	Charlie Rose: CBS sacks talk show host over harassment claims
20:42:30	◀︎	The Likely Lads actor Rodney Bewes dies
23:30:53	◀︎	Graduate with 2:1 sues Oxford for £1m
23:54:26	◀︎	Scientist finds UK water companies use 'magic' to find leaks