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Did Iranian nuclear talks achieve anything?
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Talks between six world powers and Iran on its nuclear programme are described as "constructive and useful", and more will be held next month.
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An advance team of UN monitors prepares to go to Syria within hours of a Security Council vote, with the ceasefire reportedly close to collapse.
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The sponsorship of the Olympics by fast-food firms "sends the wrong message", say doctors uniting in a single campaign to tackle rising levels of obesity.
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Severe storms are threatening to bring more tornadoes to a large part of the US Midwest, forecasters are warning.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un makes his first major public speech, as the country marks the centenary of the birth of its founder, Kim Il-sung.
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The Egyptian Electoral Commission has disqualified 10 of the 23 candidates standing in the presidential elections, including several of the favourites.
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The Italian football federation has postponed all league games on Sunday, following the death of Livorno midfielder Piermario Morosini from a heart attack during a match on Saturday.
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The costly effort to rebrand Iranian group on the US terrorist list
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South African Louis Oosthuizen bounces back from his Masters play-off defeat last Sunday to win the Malaysian Open.
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Unconfirmed rumours on the internet about the death of Briton Neil Heywood in China suggest he was poisoned with potassium cyanide.
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The US will make a profit from bailing out the nation's banks and carmakers at the height of the financial crisis, the Treasury says.
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Bee Gee Robin Gibb remains in a coma at a hospital in London after suffering from pneumonia.
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Mercedes' Nico Rosberg wins his first race at the Chinese GP, with Jenson Button second and Lewis Hamilton third for McLaren.
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China loosens its currency controls in a move that may spur gains in the value of the yuan.
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Tornadoes hit a large swathe of the US Midwest, killing at least five people and causing extensive damage in an Oklahoma town overnight.
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Norwegian polar explorer Borge Ousland has married at the Geographic North Pole, in temperatures of -23C.
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Pakistan will host its first international matches since 2009 when Bangladesh play two matches in Lahore at the end of April.
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North Korea's Kim Jong-un has told crowds in Pyongyang the days when their country could be threatened are "forever gone", in his first public speech as leader.
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Craig Beattie's stoppage-time penalty beats holders Celtic to send Hearts into an all-Edinburgh Scottish Cup final.
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Fresh clashes erupt in Syria as a vanguard of UN monitors are set to arrive to oversee the nation's shaky ceasefire.
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Almost 400 prisoners escape from a jail in north-west Pakistan after it comes under attack from heavily armed militants, officials say.
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Egypt strongly criticises the UK for "not helping enough" with the recovery of £85m of Egyptian assets frozen since last year's uprising.
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South Africa's President Jacob Zuma is to marry for the sixth time next weekend, making long-term fiancee Gloria Bongi Ngema his fourth current wife.
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Virgin Atlantic is to appeal the European Commission's decision to allow the owner of British Airways to buy the airline BMI.
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Members of a pro-Palestinian campaign group have been refused travel from Manchester Airport to Israel, Jet2 airline confirms.
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How have businesses fared in the Sarkozy era?
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How the sun waters grapes in the world's driest desert
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The front-runners in France's presidential election, Nicolas Sarkozy and Francois Hollande, hold rival rallies in Paris one week before the polls.
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A Labour peer suspended from the party after accusations he called for a £10m bounty for the capture of US Presidents Obama and Bush denies the claims.
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Disagreement about inviting Cuba to their next meeting splits leaders at the Sixth Summit of the Americas, and there is no final declaration.
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Photographer Shiv Ahuja documents the music scene
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The truth about the number of Porsches in Greece
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