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UK and EU at odds over '100bn exit bill'

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Top News Stories Alton Sterling shooting: 'No charges' for police over black man's killing Two officers will not be charged over the Alton Sterling shooting that sparked days of protests. Brexit: UK and EU at odds over size of 'divorce bill' The EU says the UK must "settle its accounts" - but ministers say they won't pay 100bn euros. Playboy model angers Maori with nude shoot on sacred mountain The Instagram post showed the model nude on top of a New Zealand mountain sacred to Maori. Le Pen and Macron to face off in French election debate The two presidential candidates will take part in a TV debate seen as the climax of a bitter campaign.   Chinese diamond talks delegates 'hijack mic' in Taiwan protest The Taiwanese group were asked to leave the Australian conference Sport Powell calls record rewrite plans 'a slap in the face' Plans to rewrite world records set before 2005 are "disrespectful and a slap in the face", says former long jumper Mike Powell. Sharapova has 'good chance' of Wimbledon wildcard - Murray Andy Murray expects Maria Sharapova to receive a wildcard for Wimbledon qualifying if she misses out through her ranking. Black players in Italy 'should strike' over Muntari ban Garth Crooks says "every self-respecting black player" in the Italian League should strike this weekend unless Sulley Muntari's ban is overturned. Top Videos Passenger explains airliner brawl Washed up whale 'most contaminated' on record Venezuela protesters block city streets Orlando Bloom explains why he would love to play James Bond

Magazine The horse that saved his own life by painting He was once a champion, but it looked as if ill health would soon mean the end for Metro. Then his owner had an unusual idea. Business Volkswagen Group profits soar after cost cuts Volkswagen Group sold more profitable models in the first quarter, a spokesperson says. Apple's iPhone sales in surprise drop Boss Tim Cook says customers have "paused" as the firm reports lower iPhone sales than a year ago.   Technology Apple's iPhone sales in surprise drop Boss Tim Cook says customers have "paused" as the firm reports lower iPhone sales than a year ago. 'We sold our home to build a social network' The Hughes family want to take on the tech giants.

Capital Why you shouldn't 'be yourself' at work Sometimes, it's better to be a chameleon   The surprising smarts of self-talkers A London dentist's business was failing until he had a few words with himself Culture What walls mean from Hadrian to Trump How barriers of concrete and stone have defined identities   The creatures that haunt our thoughts Why the spider crawls across the cultural imagination

Earth When the Grand Canyon transforms It is a rare and beautiful phenomenon   Why sloths do not get 'crusty eyes' Given how much they sleep, you would think they would Future The downsides of 'breast is best' The huge pressure to breastfeed can bring risks to mothers and babies   The hidden cost of 'megaprojects' What is lost for the sake of expanding transport Travel A marriage that defied the stars Their love was disputed in India, but they followed their hearts anyway   The side of Palestine you never see "People see this place as 'The Holy Land' and forget the people who live here" Where and how to watch BBC World News The news you trust. 24/7. On your TV. BBC World News, the 24-hour international news channel, is available in over 200 countries worldwide.   Find out how to watch

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