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Your morning briefing for Monday 16 July 2018.

The US leader will enter a meeting with his Russian counterpart in Finland with "low expectations".

The Home Office won't know how many have lost their right be in the UK after Brexit, a report warns.

The wreck of the 16th Century merchant ship, which was found on a Kent beach, is to be protected.

Some fans have criticised the show for not choosing contestants with a range of ages, body types and ethnicities.

Kidnapped model Chloe Ayling explains how she escaped her captor and how she copes with people who doubt her story.

A campaigner explains why respite centres are so important to families of disabled children.

The US and Russian presidents will hold their first summit and the world will be closely watching.

A rash of recent cyclist and pedestrian deaths has brought fresh scrutiny to safety in the city.

Jacob Zuma is not leaving South Africa's political scene quietly.

Highways England will trial raising speed limits through motorway roadworks on quiet days.

Vigilantes are burning rapists to death in the South African township of Diepsloot.

Classmates of rescued teenager Adul folded 1,000 paper cranes as they prayed for his safe return.

The abandoned complex under Douma housed the rebels during their fight against the Assad regime.

Watch all the best action from match day 25 of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, as France face Croatia in the final in Moscow.

The former cabinet minister calls Theresa May's Brexit plan a "fudge" and "the worst of both worlds".

Drew Houston and Arash Ferdowski had never met before they teamed up to launch cloud storage giant Dropbox.

Paris erupts into celebration as Zagreb weeps, after France beat Croatia in the World Cup final.

Justine Greening becomes the first senior Conservative to support a second EU referendum.

Photographer Matt Holyoak says he aimed to capture "joy" in the Clarence House portraits.