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Some wins for Johnson in the US – but questions remain over Brexit and trade

It was Boris Johnson’s first trip to the White House since becoming Prime Minister.

More than 20% of UK children already vegan or would like to be – survey

Some 8% of children aged five to 16 are already following a vegan diet and 13% are vegetarian, the poll by BBC Good Food found.

Truss to push for UK membership of international trade pact on Mexico trip

The UK wants to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership.

Asylum reforms Bill would ‘break international law’, UN’s refugee agency warns

The body has urged the Government to re-assess parts of the Bill.

Universal Credit cut will see ‘600,000 workers struggling to afford food’

Citizens Advice said the removal of the £20-per-week uplift was coming at the ‘worst possible time’.

Andy Murray beats Vasek Pospisil at the Moselle Open to seal first ATP Tour quarter-final for two years

Andy Murray has cruised into the quarter-finals at the Moselle Open as his encouraging form continued in Metz.

London mayor Sadiq Khan warns of threat to city from climate emergency

Hackney, Hammersmith and Fulham, Islington, Brent, Tower Hamlets and Newham are at particularly high risk of flooding and overheating.

Minority children more likely to have negative relationships with teachers

The findings come following a study involving 3,320 students from 70 randomly selected schools in Belgium.

Tottenham boss Nuno calls for Tanguy Ndombele patience after highs and lows of Carabao Cup win at Wolves

Nuno Espirito Santo has called for patience with Tanguy Ndombele after the midfielder’s mixed performance in Tottenham’s Carabao Cup win over Wolves.

Charlie Patino ‘very close’ to Arsenal debut says Mikel Arteta after youngster left out of AFC Wimbledon win

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says youngster Charlie Patino was “very close” to being a handed a debut in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup clash with AFC Wimbledon and insists his graduation to the first team will “happen naturally with time”.

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