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	in As-it-happens update ⋅ 16 May 2017
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	Braggart in Chief The Atlantic "In his conversations with the Russian officials," reports Reuters, "Trump appeared to be boasting about his knowledge of the looming threats, telling ... Flag as irrelevant
	In Stoke, May marches on with familiar neuron-crushing dullness The Guardian We open on a shot of Theresa May, encircled by seemingly endless crowds of workers in hi-vis jackets. Pan out and you'd see an otherwise empty ... Flag as irrelevant
	Driest ten months in 100 years recorded in southern England New Scientist For the UK overall, April was joint ninth driest in records dating back to 1910, recording 49 per cent of average rainfall. Only the Highlands saw more ... Flag as irrelevant
	US teenager dies after succession of caffeine drinks in two hours The Guardian Davis Allen Cripe died last month, about an hour after collapsing in his high school near Columbia, South Carolina. The 16-year-old had consumed a ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forces make gains in Taliban-held area of Kunduz Aljazeera.com The Afghan military has regained control of a district in northern Kunduz province that fell to Taliban fighters earlier this month as part of their so-called ... Flag as irrelevant
	Zac Efron to play Ted Bundy in film about American serial killer The Guardian Zac Efron is set to star as Ted Bundy in a new film about the American serial killer. The drama, titled Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, will ... Flag as irrelevant
	Ceaseless Middle East wars forcing change in approach to medical care Reuters Ali Batarfi, dean of the Hadramawt College of Medicine in Mukalla, Yemen, described a recrudescence of dengue fever that had been comparatively ... Flag as irrelevant
	Is Donald Trump in Watergate territory yet? The Guardian Americans are wired in a way that leads them to get twitchy when a president defies the norms of democratic governance. Then they begin to ask: "Is ... Flag as irrelevant
	My Family's Slave The Atlantic Alex Tizon passed away in March. He was a Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist and the author of Big Little Man: In Search of My Asian Self. For more ... Flag as irrelevant
	Gigs in space: will musicians ever rock the final frontier? The Guardian (blog) Metallica has joined a long line of musicians, including Muse and Gabriella Cilmi, who say they want to play the first concert in space. Is it all just more ... Flag as irrelevant

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