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Where do US presidents go when in the UK?
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Vatican joins forces with Italy's space agency
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A music technology firm in south-east London develops a system for breaking music into its component parts.
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Bangladesh farmers find new business after floods
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Iran frees two German reporters held after meeting the son of a woman condemned to death by stoning.
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Thousands of jubilant protesters reoccupy the Bahrain capital's main square as the government seeks talks with the opposition.
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Thousands of people rally in the Basque city of Bilbao in northern Spain to demand the legalisation of a new separatist party.
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Nearly 70,000 protesters take part in new demonstrations in the US state of Wisconsin over planned curbs to union activity.
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Heavy winds blow down the US national Christmas tree, a 42-foot blue spruce standing near the White House since 1978.
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Mark Webber, Lewis Hamilton and Felipe Massa are among the drivers in action on day three of testing at the Circuit de Catalunya.
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Libyan troops opened fire with machine-guns and large-calibre weapons on anti-government protesters in the second city Benghazi, witnesses say.
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Paceman Hamish Bennett takes 4-16 as New Zealand thrash Kenya by 10 wickets in their opening World Cup group game.
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Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone says he will leave the decision on whether the Bahrain Grand Prix can go ahead to the country's Crown Prince.
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The BBC's Caroline Hawley joins protesters in Manama's Pearl Square, where many have spent the night camped out.
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The G20 reaches a deal on economic indicators for detecting global imbalances after the two-day meeting ends in Paris.
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The vice-president of Guatemalan football club Deportivo Xinabajul has been shot dead after receiving threats over his team's poor performance.
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Opposition groups and anti-government protesters in Bahrain set demands for talks with the monarchy after days of deadly unrest.
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US ambassador to Britain Louis Susman says US relationships with allies would continue whatever governments emerge from revolutions in the Middle East
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Celtic thump rivals Rangers 3-0 in the early Scottish Premier League kick-off, before St Mirren host Hibernian.
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Where is Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood heading?
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Police in China stage a show of force in major cities after an appeal is spread online for a "jasmine revolution".
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The government is to press for the European Court of Human Rights to be reformed, but will not pull out of the European Convention, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke says.
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Police say human error was to blame for the sinking of a tourist boat in Vietnam which killed 12 people, including one Briton.
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Peru sends the military to destroy river dredgers used by illegal gold miners in the ecologically sensitive Madre de Dios Amazon region.
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Some 1,900 guests have been invited to the royal wedding, St James's Palace says, as invitations begin landing on doormats across the UK and abroad.
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Many of the protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square say they found inspiration in the writings of 83-year-old US political theorist Gene Sharp.
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Yoweri Museveni is declared the winner of Uganda's presidential election, extending his 25 years in office.
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Two German reporters who were jailed in Iran after interviewing the son of a woman sentenced to death by stoning arrive home after being freed.
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The Iranian drama Nader and Simin: A Separation, directed by Asghar Farhadi, wins the Golden Bear award at the Berlin Film Festival.
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Longer and brighter evenings could move a step closer this week with a government proposal to move the UK's clocks in line with most of Europe.
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After centuries of mistrust between religion and science, a new website has been up by the Vatican and Italy's scientific community.
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Nato says it will investigate allegations that its forces have killed dozens of civilians in recent days in air and ground strikes in eastern Afghanistan.
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Sri Lanka complete a commanding 210-run victory over Canada in their World Cup Group A match in Hambantota.
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The daughter of Iran's former reformist President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani is arrested for taking part in a banned protest, official media reports say.
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Mark Webber says it is "probably not the best time" to hold the Bahrain Grand Prix as unrest in the country continues.
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Thousands of Moroccans rally in the capital, Rabat, demanding political reform and an end to the current regime.
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Heavy winds have blown down the National Christmas Tree of the US, which had stood near the White House since 1978.
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Ten children have been killed by a fire in an orphanage for disabled children in the Estonian town of Haapsalu, officials say.
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Iceland's president calls a referendum on the latest plan to repay the UK and the Netherlands 4bn euros (£3.1bn) lost when the Icesave bank collapsed.
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Details have emerged of huge casualty figures in the Libyan city of Benghazi, where troops have launched a brutal crackdown on protesters.
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Demonstrators have re-established a protest camp in Manama's central Pearl Square after Bahrain security forces withdrew.
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British nationals in eastern Libya are being helped to reach a "place of safety", according to the Foreign Office.
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Sara lives in the capital of Libya, Tripoli and described what life is like for young women there.
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Details emerge of massive casualties in the Libyan city of Benghazi, where doctors say more than 200 people have been killed in anti-government protests.
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Anti-government protests break out in the Libyan capital Tripoli for the first time amid recent unrest in the country.
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Tunisia requests the extradition of ousted President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali from Saudi Arabia, where he fled last month amid popular protests.
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Colonel Gaddafi's son appears on Libyan TV to accuse people outside Libya of provoking violence, and claims that reports of the number of deaths have been exaggerated.
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