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Tories 'toast' if no Brexit by October deadline, warns Raab
Conservative leadership hopeful Dominic Raab has warned the party will be "toast" unless it delivers Brexit by the 31 October deadline.
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Boris Johnson 'still a maybe': Tory leadership race is not over yet
Take a look at these headlines: "Election landslide", "Kill off Labour" and "Smash rebel Tories".
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Argentina and Uruguay left without power in massive outage
Power is slowly being restored to millions of home after a "massive" blackout which affected the whole of Argentina and Uruguay.
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Hong Kong leader apologises amid mass protests
The Hong Kong chief executive has issued an apology to the public after mass protests against a controversial extradition bill.
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More rain forecast after 'unprecedented' flooding in Lincolnshire
"Unprecedented" rainfall that has forced the evacuation of almost 600 homes in Lincolnshire is set to continue.
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Sarri leaves Chelsea as Lampard tipped to join Blues as manager
Maurizio Sarri has become the new manager of Juventus after just one season in charge at Chelsea.
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Harry and Meghan share photo of Archie on Father's Day
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have shared a new picture of baby Archie to celebrate Prince Harry's first Father's Day.
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Deposed Sudanese president seen for first time since uprising
Sudan's ex-president has been seen in public for the first time since he was overthrown by the military.
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Body found after pair charged with murdering missing woman
Police have found a body amid an investigation into the murder of a missing woman from the West Midlands.
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Eniola Aluko: 19-year-old shot dead in Plumstead named following afternoon of violence in London
The victim of a shooting in Plumstead has been named as 19-year-old Eniola Aluko.
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Q Radio World News
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Argentina and Uruguay left without power in massive outage
Power is slowly being restored to millions of homes after a "massive" blackout which affected the whole of Argentina and Uruguay.
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Hong Kong leader apologises amid mass protests
The Hong Kong chief executive has issued an apology to the public after mass protests against a controversial extradition bill.
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Appeasement in Hong Kong has failed and divisions deepened as more protests are planned
On a bridge by Hong Kong's government headquarters, messages to the authorities plaster the walls.
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Benjamin Netanyahu's wife Sara admits misusing state money for luxury meals
The wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted to misusing state funds to pay for luxury restaurant meals, despite employing a full-time chef at home.
Q Radio National Sport
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Paul Pogba admits he is thinking of leaving Manchester United for 'new challenge'
Paul Pogba has admitted he is thinking of leaving Manchester United for a "new challenge" this summer.
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US Open: Justin Rose one back from Gary Woodland at Pebble Beach
Justin Rose remains in the hunt for a second US Open title after moving within a shot of leader Gary Woodland after the third round at Pebble Beach.
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Anthony Davis trade is win-win for Los Angeles Lakers and New Orleans Pelicans
The Anthony Davis trade is a win-win deal for the Los Angeles Lakers and the New Orleans Pelicans.
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Maurizio Sarri leaves Chelsea for Juventus: His reign in quotes
Maurizio Sarri’s reign as Chelsea head coach has come to an end after just one season in charge, during which his team finished third in the Premier League and won the Europa League.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Spice Girls close reunion tour as Geri apologises
Geri Horner has apologised for quitting the Spice Girls as the group took to the stage for the final night of their long-awaited reunion tour.
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Love Island: Sherif Lanre says he was booted off for accidentally kicking female contestant
Former Love Island contestant Sherif Lanre has spoken out after he was booted off the ITV reality show last week.
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Famed Italian director Franco Zeffirelli dies aged 96
Revered Italian director Franco Zeffirelli, famed for a film adaptation of Romeo and Juliet and for staging extravagant opera productions, has died aged 96.
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Jo Brand will not face police action over controversial battery acid joke
Police will not take action against Jo Brand after she made a joke about throwing battery acid at politicians.
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Frida Kahlo's lost voice 'unearthed' in archive radio recording
The only known recording of the iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo may have been found by researchers.
Q Radio Business News
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Struggling Goals puts bidders on alert with hunt for new owner
The UK's second-largest five-a-side football venue owner is being circled by potential bidders after its lender drafted in advisers to explore a review of its options.
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You're hired! Lord Sugar backs Boris Johnson despite Brexit jail demand
Lord Sugar has backed Boris Johnson as the next prime minister - despite having previously suggested he should be jailed for misleading the public over Brexit.
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Arcadia to cut 170 head office jobs after averting collapse
Arcadia Group is to cut 170 jobs at its London headquarters after Sir Phillip Green's high street retail empire averted collapse.
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Police gear up to tackle drone threat as Extinction Rebellion plans Heathrow protest
The Metropolitan Police has warned protesters they will deploy officers and equipment to monitor airspace around Heathrow this Tuesday.
Q Radio Quirky News
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Boy, 4, secretly drives great-grandpa's car on mission for sweets
Children will often do anything for sweets, but one American boy has taken his desire for confectionery to the extreme.
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Star Trek 'Starfleet logo' spotted on Mars by NASA probe
A NASA spacecraft has spotted curious shapes on the surface of Mars closely resembling the Starfleet logo from the sci-fi hit TV show, Star Trek.
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Stowaway lizard travels from Kos to Bridgend in holidaymaker's suitcase
A lizard has left behind hot and sunny Greece for South Wales after sneaking into a holidaymaker's suitcase.
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'Please can we have our whale back', stately home pleads
A stately home is asking people to return parts of a whale skeleton so it can be restored.
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Boy, 11, eats five meals a day to save father's life
An 11-year-old boy is eating at least five meals a day to save his father from leukaemia.
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Macron and Trump's 'friendship tree' has died
It was a gift that symbolised the friendship between two world leaders but now, much like the bond between them, it is no more.
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Teen caught speeding at 106mph 'needed bathroom after too many hot wings'
A teenager in Canada has blamed a bathroom emergency brought on by "too many hot wings" for his speedy driving, which resulted in him getting a ticket.
Q Radio Politics
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Tories 'toast' if no Brexit by October deadline, warns Raab
Conservative leadership hopeful Dominic Raab has warned the party will be "toast" unless it delivers Brexit by the 31 October deadline.
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Boris Johnson 'still a maybe': Tory leadership race is not over yet
Take a look at these headlines: "Election landslide", "Kill off Labour" and "Smash rebel Tories".
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Poll boost for Boris Johnson - but he won't turn up to first TV debate
Boris Johnson's runaway Tory leadership bandwagon is gathering more pace with a surge in support in two opinion polls and a new high-profile backer, Esther McVey.
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'It didn't work out well last time': Javid warns against Johnson coronation
Tory leadership contender Sajid Javid has said a "coronation" of Boris Johnson as the party's next leader would be a mistake, declaring: "We had a coronation last time, it didn't work out well."
Q Radio Tech News
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Star Trek 'Starfleet logo' spotted on Mars by NASA probe
A NASA spacecraft has spotted curious shapes on the surface of Mars closely resembling the Starfleet logo from the sci-fi hit TV show, Star Trek.
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Telegram cyber attack timed to coincide with Hong Kong protests
Messaging platform Telegram has said it was hit by a powerful cyberattack that coincided with protests in Hong Kong.
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US man sues cryonics company for $1m and wants father's head returned
A US man is suing a cryonics company for $1m (£790,000) and wants his father's head returned, claiming it wrongly cremated his father's body and sent the remains in the post.
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San Francisco prosecutors to use AI in bid to reduce racial bias when charging suspects
Prosecutors in San Francisco are to use artificial intelligence (AI) to try and reduce racial bias when considering whether to charge suspects with a crime.
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