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Crackdown on crime dominates Boris Johnson's first Queen's Speech
A crackdown on crime dominated the first Queen's Speech of Boris Johnson's premiership.
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Prolific British paedophile Richard Huckle who abused 200 children stabbed to death in prison
One of Britain's worst paedophiles has been stabbed to death in prison, according to Sky sources.
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US fails to extract most dangerous Islamic State prisoners in Syria
US forces have failed to extract many of the most dangerous Islamic State prisoners out of Kurdish detention sites in Syria, only relocating two British militants dubbed the "Beatles", a source told Sky News.
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Harry Dunn crash: US diplomat's wife 'must agree to UK return' to meet teenager's parents
The family of Harry Dunn will only meet the American woman involved in the crash that killed him if she agrees to return to the UK.
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Corbyn allies fear 'under the radar power grab' as Labour leader's office undergoes major shake-up
A number of Jeremy Corbyn's staff are fearing for their jobs after 37 members of his team were summoned to "informal meetings" this week as part of a major shake-up of the Labour leader's operation.
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Catalonia leader jailed for 13 years over independence referendum
Spain's supreme court has sentenced Catalonia's former deputy leader to 13 years in prison over his role in a banned 2017 independence referendum.
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K-pop star Sulli, 25, found dead at home
South Korean pop star and actress Sulli has been found dead at home, police have said.
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New royal puppies revive bloodline of late Thai king's old hound
Four years after the late king of Thailand mourned his beloved pet dog, the country has shown off eight new puppies related to the old royal hound.
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Jennifer Aniston: Marvel era is 'diminishing' film industry
Jennifer Aniston has said the rise in superhero movies means more traditional Hollywood film roles are "diminishing".
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Booker Prize 2019: Who could win the £50,000 award?
The winner of this year's Booker Prize is to be announced this evening, with author Margaret Atwood the favourite for her follow up to The Handmaid's Tale.
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Q Radio World News
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US fails to extract most dangerous Islamic State prisoners in Syria
US forces have failed to extract many of the most dangerous Islamic State prisoners out of Kurdish detention sites in Syria, only relocating two British militants dubbed the "Beatles", a source told Sky News.
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US betrayal of Kurds destroys the West's credibility for years to come
The Kurds have been sold down the Euphrates.
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Catalonia leader jailed for 13 years over independence referendum
Spain's supreme court has sentenced Catalonia's former deputy leader to 13 years in prison over his role in a banned 2017 independence referendum.
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Typhoon Hagibis: Rescuers dig for missing in mudslides as 48 killed
Rescue crews in Japan are digging through mudslides and searching rivers for those missing after a typhoon killed 48 people.
Q Radio National Sport
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Ryan Giggs and Daniel James criticised by Headway for head injury 'acting' in Wales draw
Ryan Giggs and Daniel James have come under fierce criticism from brain injury charity Headway after the Wales boss labelled the Manchester United winger "streetwise" for staying down when he was clattered by Domagoj Vida in the draw with Croatia.
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San Francisco 49ers 20-7 Los Angeles Rams: Defense dominates as San Fran stay unbeaten
The San Francisco 49ers stay unbeaten, moving to 5-0 on the season, after their defense dominated the Los Angeles Rams in a 20-7 road win over their NFC West divisional rivals.
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James Maddison will learn from casino error, says England manager Gareth Southgate
Gareth Southgate believes James Maddison has learned the hard way about the intensity England players are under, after he was pictured in a casino after being released from international duty.
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Patrick Day in 'extremely critical condition' after being knocked out by Charles Conwell
Patrick Day has fallen into a coma and is in an "extremely critical condition" with "a traumatic brain injury", says his promoter Lou DiBella.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Booker Prize 2019: Who could win the £50,000 award?
The winner of this year's Booker Prize is to be announced this evening, with author Margaret Atwood the favourite for her follow up to The Handmaid's Tale.
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K-pop star Sulli, 25, found dead at home
South Korean pop star and actress Sulli has been found dead at home, police have said.
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Jennifer Aniston: Marvel era is 'diminishing' film industry
Jennifer Aniston has said the rise in superhero movies means more traditional Hollywood film roles are "diminishing".
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Robert De Niro: Trump is too stupid to know he's evil
Robert De Niro has launched a fresh attack on Donald Trump, saying he is a "monster" who is "too stupid to even know he's evil".
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Fortnite map replaced with giant black hole as Elon Musk jokes he deleted the game
Popular video game Fortnite has been taken offline, leaving fans with an image of a black hole following the conclusion of season 10.
Q Radio Business News
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Chancellor Sajid Javid reveals date of next Budget
The UK will hold its next Budget on 6 November - six days after its planned exit date from the EU, according to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
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Pound slips against euro and dollar as caution creeps back in
The pound has fallen against the euro and the dollar today as doubtful Brexit talks appeared to slow, after an upbeat end to last week that saw sterling and stocks soar.
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Labour renationalisation plans would cost 'eye-watering' £196bn, says CBI
Labour's plans to renationalise water and energy utilities, train companies and the Royal Mail would cost at least £196bn, according to the Confederation of British Industry.
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UK cybersecurity firm Sophos bought for £3.1bn by US fund
Cybersecurity firm Sophos is to be bought by US private equity firm Thoma Bravo for £3.1bn, becoming the latest UK tech firm to be bought out by an overseas investor.
Q Radio Quirky News
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New royal puppies revive bloodline of late Thai king's old hound
Four years after the late king of Thailand mourned his beloved pet dog, the country has shown off eight new puppies related to the old royal hound.
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Driver caught with sofas and chairs strapped to car roof
Police have shared a photo of a car they stopped in Glasgow which had sofa chairs strapped to the roof.
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'Long live the Queen of Corpulence': Winner of viral Fat Bear contest revealed
A bear compared to the "Michelin Man" has been crowned the winner of a Fat Bear competition that became an internet sensation.
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'Zombie deer' threatening to invade US state
It may sound like the setup for a low budget horror film, but wildlife officials have warned of the genuine threat of zombie deer.
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Texas man robbed bank to pay for rings - a day before his wedding
A Texas groom who robbed a bank a day before his wedding to pay for the rings and venue has been arrested, police have said.
Q Radio Politics
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Crackdown on crime dominates Boris Johnson's first Queen's Speech
A crackdown on crime dominated the first Queen's Speech of Boris Johnson's premiership.
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Queen's Speech 2019: Boris Johnson's premiership could be toppled at any moment
It was the 65th time Queen Elizabeth II had opened a new session of parliament in the course of her reign.
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Corbyn allies fear 'under the radar power grab' as Labour leader's office undergoes major shake-up
A number of Jeremy Corbyn's staff are fearing for their jobs after 37 members of his team were summoned to "informal meetings" this week as part of a major shake-up of the Labour leader's operation.
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Chancellor Sajid Javid reveals date of next Budget
The UK will hold its next Budget on 6 November - six days after its planned exit date from the EU, according to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Q Radio Tech News
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Fortnite map replaced with giant black hole as Elon Musk jokes he deleted the game
Popular video game Fortnite has been taken offline, leaving fans with an image of a black hole following the conclusion of season 10.
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Chinese propaganda app allows government to spy on users' phones
A propaganda app developed by the Chinese Communist Party could enable the government in Beijing to spy on users' phones.
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Facebook accuses European Union of policing free speech after court ruling
Facebook has accused the European Union of undermining international order and empowering politicians in undemocratic countries to reach beyond their borders to censor critics.
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More firms quit Facebook's proposed Libra global digital currency group
Facebook's proposed global digital currency has suffered a setback after major payment companies including Mastercard, Visa and eBay pulled out.
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