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Downing Street says there has been "no change" to plans for a UK state visit by US President Donald Trump, amid reports the trip could be delayed. Our foreign correspondent Nick Bryant reports.

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With no overall majority, how will government work? The Institute for Government has been looking at arrangements in play when there is a hung parliament. Akash Paun is a fellow at the Institute for Government.

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Some Tory MPs believe voters have failed to endorse the Conservative party's belief that it alone should be trusted with Brexit. Barry Gardiner is the shadow secretary for trade.

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Making Brexit work for British Business: Key Execution Priorities, a research paper will be released by Harvard this morning by Ed Balls, Peter Sands and others. It's about the UK business community's response to the prospect of Brexit and what they think is crucial for the UK to consider as it negotiates its Brexit deal. Peter Sands is the former boss of Standard Chartered.

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The centrist party of French President Emmanuel Macron looks on course to win a landslide victory following the first round of parliamentary elections. Sylvie Kauffmann is the editorial director of Le Monde.

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The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has called Theresa May to express his concern over a possible deal between her party and the DUP. Nelson McCausland聽is the political commentator and until March of this year a member of the Northern Ireland Assembly for the Democratic Unionist Party, representing North Belfast.

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Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has called for a pause in the Brexit negotiations so that a new four nation, cross party position can be put together. Stephen聽Gethins is the MP for Fife North East & SNP Europe spokesperson at Westminster and member of the Foreign Affairs Committee.

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The historical author of Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies, Hilary Mantel, will explore how a writer combines facts with imagination during the 麻豆社 Reith Lectures. We speak to the author.

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The Taoiseach Enda Kenny has called Theresa May to express his concern over a possible deal between her party and the DUP. Conor Murphy is a Sinn F茅in MLA.

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Prime Minister Theresa May has completed a reshuffle of her Cabinet as she awaits further talks with the DUP on the supply and confidence deal that鈥檚 keeping her in power. David Davis is secretary of state for exiting the European Union.

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Labour's strong showing in the General Election with an unashamedly big spending programme for Government raises questions about the future for austerity. Fraser Nelson is the editor of the Spectator and Liam Byrne is the former chief secretary to the Treasury in the last Labour government and MP for Birmingham Hodge Hill.

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It is plain the Prime Minister hasn鈥檛 won the mandate she sought for Brexit, a former minister has told this programme. So could Theresa May鈥檚 failure last week change the terms of Britain鈥檚 departure from the European Union? Chuka Umunna is the MP for Streatham and supporter of Open Britain.

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Young people have been accused of apathy in the past rarely tuning out in the same numbers as other age groups to vote. Last week's election upended that - but is it a one off? Michael Sani is the CEO of Bite the Ballot.

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This Saturday (16 June) will be exactly a year since the murder of the Labour MP Jo Cox in her Batley and Spen constituency in West Yorkshire during the final week of campaigning for the EU referendum. Brendan Cox is Jo Cox鈥檚 husband and author of Jo Cox: More In Common.

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Significantly more male than female students studying at Oxford and Cambridge are getting top grades, a trend not reflected in universities elsewhere in the country where women tend to the same or better than men. Lucy Delap is a lecturer in British History at the University of Cambridge.

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What does Theresa May鈥檚 reshuffle say about her plans, and what policies will she have to drop to sustain her leadership? Rachel Sylvester is a columnist and political interviewer for the Times and Tom Newton Dunn is the political editor of The Sun.

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