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Huawei's use of Android restricted by Google
New designs of Huawei smartphones are set to lose access to some Google apps.

London Bridge attack inquest: Ignacio Echeverría 'fought knifemen with skateboard'
Ignacio Echeverría ran at the three assailants before he was killed in the London Bridge attacks.

Ecuador hands over Julian Assange's belongings to US
The Wikileaks founder is facing extradition requests from Sweden and the US over separate accusations.

We Are Middlesbrough: Sheesiders are 'the ultimate girl group'
Two friends set up a "girl group" to save women from "toxic friendships" and loneliness in Middlesbrough.

Chelsea Flower Show: Duchess visits garden with schoolchildren
Schoolchildren join the Duchess of Cambridge at the Chelsea Flower Show, after her family visited.

Royal Mail to launch parcel postboxes
Customers will be able to post parcels in the same way as letters, as long as postage is pre-paid.

Sala father: 'My son was abandoned for fatal flight'
Family and friends of Emiliano Sala say they want someone to be held accountable for his death.

Britons could be banned from Syria under counter-terrorism laws
The home secretary has warned UK nationals who are there without good reason they are "on notice".

Teens in care 'abandoned to crime gangs'
One girl tells how "random men" would pick her up from the home then think she "owed them something".

Trump's 'genocidal taunts' will not end Iran - Zarif
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif says the US president should try showing Iranians some respect.

Nigel Farage: Party funding claims 'a disgusting smear'
Ex-Prime Minister Gordon Brown has called for an investigation into The Brexit Party's finances.

Greenpeace activists inside boxes block BP headquarters
Those inside the containers have enough food and water to last them for a week, it is claimed.

MTV star 'felt pressured to have sex on screen'
Ex On The Beach's Jess Impiazzi says she felt like she was "in a brothel".

Game of Thrones finale gets mixed response
No plot spoilers - but fans and critics have been weighing in on the finale of season eight.

Money floods in for Market Deeping Model Railway Club
A model railway club lost years of work when vandals destroyed their exhibition on Saturday.

What's at stake in the EU elections
Europe is preparing for a key test of democracy with elections to the European parliament later this week.

How bald black women navigate sexual harassment
Visual artist Ruth Sutoye explores the experiences of bald black women – sexual harassment was a clear theme.

Migraine: What happens in the brain when you have one?
It's estimated that one in seven people are affected by migraines.

US billionaire clears 400 student loans
Robert F Smith made the commitment to graduates at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia.

Four things to expect from the week ahead
Europe heads to the polls and the fate of the Iron Throne is finally decided.