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Israeli air strikes have pounded Gaza for a second day, as Palestinians unleash a barrage of rockets in retaliation for the killing of a militant leader.
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How tsunami-hit north-east Japan looks one year on
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Rick Santorum wins a convincing victory in Kansas but Republican frontrunner Mitt Romney makes gains in Wyoming and US overseas territories.
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At least four people have been killed and many more seriously injured by a grenade attack on a bus terminal in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
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A massive fire has swept through one of the best-preserved castles in Slovakia, destroying much of the historic building.
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Chinese police rescued more than 24,000 abducted women and children across the country in 2011, a new government report reveals.
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The social democrat opposition in Slovakia wins the general election, taking enough seats for an outright majority.
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Prince Harry's light-hearted charm has proved a big hit in Brazil - the destination for the last leg of his first solo overseas tour.
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Japan has marked the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck the north-east coast, leaving about 20,000 dead or missing. Emperor Akihito paid tribute to those who lost their lives, and to the many who helped in the aftermath.
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British number one Andy Murray suffers a surprise 6-4 6-2 defeat to Guillermo Garcia-Lopez in his opening match at Indian Wells.
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Japan marks the first anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that struck the north-east coast, leaving about 20,000 dead or missing.
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Former England captain Lewis Moody 'prays' that interim coach Stuart Lancaster will be appointed on a permanent basis.
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Dwain Chambers is prepared for the possibility that his London 2012 hopes could be ended by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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British heavyweight Dereck Chisora describes his brawl with David Haye in Munich last month as "inexcusable".
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A suicide bomber attacks a funeral in north-west Pakistan, killing at least 14 people and wounding 30.
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A suspected suicide car bombing at a Roman Catholic church in the Nigerian city of Jos causes a number of casualties, officials say.
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India reverses a ban on cotton exports just six days after announcing the policy, following outrage from farmers.
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A US soldier in Afghanistan has shot dead at least 16 civilians and wounded five after entering their homes in Kandahar province, senior local officials say.
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At least six people are killed in a grenade attack in the Kenyan capital which the authorities are blaming on Somali militant group al-Shabab.
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Damien Hirst's public gallery in south London, which is being developed to display his personal art collection, will open in 2014, the artist says.
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Roman Catholics in England and Wales are being urged to stop same-sex marriages in a letter from senior archbishops being read in 2,500 parish churches.
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Bradley Wiggins triumphs in the final time trial stage to become only the second Briton to win the Paris-Nice race.
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Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says the government is "irresponsible", after Labour obtains figures suggesting cuts in the number of police dealing with 999 emergencies in England and Wales.
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Erotic romance novel Fifty Shades of Grey, by previously unknown British author EL James, tops the New York Times best-seller list.
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Finance ministers from eurozone nations are set to discuss the final approval of Greece's second bailout at a meeting on Monday.
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Activists in Iraq say dozens of "emo" youths have been murdered by conservative militias in recent months over their dress and lifestyle choices.
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England score three tries as they become the first side to win a Six Nations match in Paris since 2008.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy tells a campaign rally that France will withdraw from Europe's open borders agreement unless illegal immigration is tackled.
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A military court in Egypt acquits an army doctor accused of carrying out forced "virginity tests" on women protesters, state media reports.
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A US soldier in Afghanistan has shot dead 16 civilians and wounded others after entering their homes in Kandahar province, Afghan and Nato sources say.
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Nick Clegg says he remains committed to seeing through changes to the NHS despite being defeated by Lib Dem party members over the issue.
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A service of remembrance has taken place at Halifax Minster to commemorate the lives of the six soldiers killed in Afghanistan when their armoured vehicle was hit by a Taleban bomb.
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A mass funeral is held in the Republic of Congo for some of the victims of last week's explosion in the capital.
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Human rights lawyers are to launch an action against the foreign secretary over the alleged use of intelligence in aiding US drone attacks in Pakistan.
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A US soldier in Afghanistan shoots dead 16 civilians and wounds others after entering their homes in Kandahar province, Afghan and Nato officials say.
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French President Nicholas Sarkozy apologises to a policewoman after his teenage son apparently threw a tomato at her.
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US President Barack Obama phones his Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai to express condolences over the massacre of 16 villagers, allegedly by a US soldier.
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Envoy Kofi Annan says he is optimistic after more talks with the Syrian leader, but admits there is no deal yet to end the bloodshed.
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Prince Harry describes his Diamond Jubilee tour of Belize, Jamaica and the Bahamas as "an emotional trip" that has left him exhausted, but "choked up".
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Voters in Swiss referendums reject proposals for longer annual leave but agree to install "sex boxes" for prostitution in Zurich.
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A fire in a tent at a construction site in the Turkish city of Istanbul kills 11 workers, state television reports.
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A cave containing more than 150 bodies in southern Mexico was part of an ancient burial ground dating back some 1,300 years, anthropologists say
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England's Justin Rose claims his fourth USPGA Tour victory as he wins the WGC-Cadillac Championship at Doral, in Florida.
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