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After a fractious election campaign, voters in Northern Ireland go to the polls tomorrow to choose a new assembly. The 大象传媒鈥檚 Ireland correspondent Chris Page reports.

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The government is announcing its long-awaited digital strategy today. What will the UK tech industry look like after Brexit? Charlotte Holloway is head of policy at Tech UK.

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Nigel Farage, former UKIP leader has called the party鈥檚 sole MP, Douglas Carswell, a 鈥淭ory party posh boy鈥� and said he should be expelled. We speak to Mr Farage.

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During his speech to the US Congress last night, Donald Trump touched on anti-Semitism and the apparent hate crime in Kansas, but the centrepiece was a promise to spend on the military and on infrastructure in the US. The 大象传媒鈥檚 North America Editor Jon Sopel reports.

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New by-laws are coming into force at one of Britain's most popular national parks, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs, which will mean wild campers who don't get a permit could be fined and get a criminal record. Phoebe Smith is a wild camper and adventurer.

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Today the government is announcing its digital strategy that is said to have been delayed because of Brexit. What will the government鈥檚 boost to artificial intelligence mean for everyone鈥檚 existing jobs?

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Sergei Polunin is considered to be one of the greatest ballet dancers the world has ever seen.聽The story of his turbulent life in ballet is the subject of a new documentary out this week called Dancer. Sarah Montague has been speaking to him.

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New drivers will lose their licence if they are caught using a phone behind the wheel illegally as penalties for offenders are being doubled to six points. Paul Newman鈥檚 sister was killed by someone using a phone while driving and David Jamieson is police crime commissioner for the West Midlands.

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Thousands of gravely ill people in England are being left with inadequate round-the-clock pain relief and poor access to end of life care, according to new research published in the BMJ today. Baroness Ilora Finlay is the chair of 鈥榙ying matters鈥� and author of the BMJ report and Lesley Goodburn鈥檚 husband died of pancreatic cancer.

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There was no mention of American carnage, fake news or enemies of the people from President Trump as he addressed the US Congress last night. Instead he spoke of the renewal of the US and touched on anti-Semitism. What did Trump's supporters think? Scott Taylor is a Republican Congressman.

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Osteoporosis affects 3 million people in this country and is most likely to be treated with bisphosphonates. However, new research has suggested that using the drugs for long periods may lead to tiny cracks in bones. Today鈥檚 science editor Tom Feilden reports and Professor Justin Cobb is chair of Orthopaedic Surgery at of Imperial College London and was one of the co-authors of the study.

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Last year a religious fanatic from Bradford, Tanveer Ahmed, murdered a Glasgow shopkeeper and then calmly waited for the police to arrest him. Although Ahmed is serving a life sentence, he's gathering a growing fan base in Pakistan. The 大象传媒鈥檚 Pakistan correspondent Secunder Kermani reports.

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After one of the most fractious campaigns of recent times, voters go to the polls in Northern Ireland tomorrow to elect a new assembly. Michael Collins is a candidate is the People Before Profit Alliance candidate in West Belfast and Jordan Armstrong is a Traditional Unionist Voice candidate in East Londonderry.

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The Donald Trump who spoke to the US Congress last night sounded quite different to the President we have seen for the last few weeks as his speech was considerably more measured than that at his inauguration. Steven Erlanger is the London bureau chief of The New York Times and Charlie Wolf is former communications director of Republicans Abroad UK.

All subject to change.

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