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Fighting between rival militias around the southern Libyan town of Sabha leaves at least 70 people dead, officials say.
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Why the world is watching by-elections in Burma
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Sound and images of a South African paramedic's life
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The leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are meeting in Delhi to discuss ways to strengthen their trade links.
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How two Syrian-American brothers joined the anti-Assad rebels
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Florida senator and conservative favourite Marco Rubio endorses Mitt Romney in the race for the US Republican presidential nomination.
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Pope Benedict XVI criticises the 50-year-old US trade embargo on Cuba and calls for greater rights as he ends his visit to the island.
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Japanese retail sales rose more than expected in February, indicating that consumer confidence is improving, data shows.
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An American teenager is found guilty of the first degree murder of two British tourists in Florida.
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Chilean prosecutors say they will seek murder charges against four suspected neo-Nazis accused of attacking and killing a young gay man.
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Japan hangs three death row inmates, all convicted of multiple killings, in its first executions since July 2010, local media report.
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Bo Xilai, the politician at the centre of China's biggest political scandal in years, is the victim of a smear campaign, a source close to his family tells the BBC.
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Berlin is famous for its underground arts and music scene but some residents fear this sub-culture is under threat as new developments begin to take over.
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The BBC's Wyre Davies walked the streets of Baghdad to see how the city has prepared for the Arab League summit.
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An American teenager has begun a double life sentence for the murders of two British tourists in Florida last April.
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Euro leaders watch on as Madrid pushes through cuts
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An elephant which escaped from a circus in Ireland has been re-captured in Cork but not before she went walkabout in the city centre.
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Swiss pharmaceuticals giant Roche raises its offer for the gene sequencing firm Illumina, valuing the deal at more than $6bn (£3.8bn).
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India's army chief General VK Singh says the leak of his controversial letter on defence supplies to the prime minister amounted to "high treason".
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Panorama obtains previous unseen footage of a honeymoon couple in South Africa just hours before the wife, Anni Dewani, was murdered.
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Will Ferrell is to make a follow-up to 2004 comic film Anchorman, the star has confirmed on US television.
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Readers pictures on the theme of France
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At least seven people have been killed in shootings in Pakistan's Balochistan province, officials say.
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Sweden's Defence Minister Sten Tolgfors resigns after facing criticism for a secret plan to help Saudi Arabia build weapons.
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Eight people are dead after a minibus collided with a lorry in southern Poland.
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The Barotseland royal household in western Zambia says it wants independence, accusing the government of ignoring a 1964 treaty.
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Two UK-developed telescopes are used to make a colossal picture of our Milky Way Galaxy, to reveal the detail of a billion stars.
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Stuart Lancaster is named permanent England head coach on a contract until January 2016.
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HRT's Narain Karthikeyan describes Sebastian Vettel as a "cry baby" for criticising the Indian after the Malaysian Grand Prix.
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The main emerging economies meet in the Indian capital, Delhi, to look at ways of strengthening their position against Europe and the United States.
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What caused the economic pain in Spain?
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The power company behind Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant disaster asks for another 1.85tn yen ($22.4bn; £14.1bn) in aid.
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Toulouse gunman Mohamed Merah is to be buried in France after Algerian officials deny permission for a burial, a French Muslim official says.
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A general strike is under way in Spain as unions oppose reforms the government says are essential to boost the economy.
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The US economy grew at an annualised rate of 3% in the fourth quarter of 2011, government figures have confirmed.
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Former captain Michael Vaughan says England need to freshen up their top order after a run of four straight Test defeats to subcontinental sides.
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Arab leaders have begun talks on a UN-backed peace plan for Syria at the first major international summit to be hosted by Iraq in decades.
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England lose six wickets for 31 as they are beaten by 75 runs in the opening Test against Sri Lanka, despite a gritty 112 by Jonathan Trott.
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A court in Spain drops a rape case against a Saudi prince over "contradictions and vagueness" in evidence from the alleged victim.
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Nato, coastguards and search and rescue authorities are blamed in a report into the deaths of 63 Libyan refugees on a small boat.
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An eighteen-year-old Ukrainian woman dies, weeks after a brutal sexual assault that prompted a campaign against political corruption.
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Blackberry maker faces more hurdles in Indonesia
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CCTV footage obtained by the BBC suggests the alleged role of Shrien Dewani in the murder of his wife while on honeymoon in South Africa may not be as clear-cut as investigators say.
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Thomas and Raymond Kwok, who run one of Hong Kong's biggest property companies, are arrested on suspicion of corruption.
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Lottery fever has swept the United States, where the Mega Millions jackpot has reached an all-time record of $500m (£314m).
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Victims of child abuse at Jersey care homes, such as Haut de la Garenne, can claim compensation from the States.
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West African leaders abandon their trip to Mali to negotiate with the military junta after protests on the airport runway.
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The leader of the Michigan-based Hutaree militia, David Stone, and his son, plead guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun.
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A nuclear scientist at the Cern laboratory goes on trial in France for allegedly plotting terrorist attacks.
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The mayor of Toulouse says gunman Mohamed Merah's burial in the city would be "inappropriate" and announces it has been delayed for 24 hours.
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Russia's President-elect Vladimir Putin announces a new Soviet-style contest to find the country's best blue-collar workers.
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A senior Chinese politician calls for foreign companies to "pay more attention" to workers as Apple chief executive Tim Cook visits a supplier.
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The government's nuclear power strategy has been hit after German energy giants RWE and E.On abandon plans to build two new plants.
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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk promises to get to the truth over secret CIA interrogations of al-Qaeda rendition suspects on its territory.
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Four police officers are arrested in Siberia over the death of a man in custody in the latest in a line of cases causing outrage in Russia.
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One of the senior authorities in Sunni Islam, the al-Azhar University, withdraws from a panel writing a new constitution for Egypt.
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The size of the jackpot at US lottery Mega Millions surpasses $540m, making it the biggest prize in the history of the game, organisers say.
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Seven Venezuelan soldiers on anti-drug operations are killed in a helicopter crash in Apure state.
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Gunman Mohamed Merah, who killed seven people in three shootings, is buried near his hometown in the French city of Toulouse.
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New England head coach Stuart Lancaster says he wants his players to play with pride as he plans for the 2015 World Cup.
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Spanish unions are holding a general strike to protest against changes in labour law which the new government hopes will help cut unemployment
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Arab League states call for the immediate implementation of a plan to end a year of violence in Syria as Syria's president says he backs the plan.
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US oil giant Exxon Mobil loses its crown as the world's biggest listed producer of oil to PetroChina, figures suggest.
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Police clash with protesters in Barcelona on the day of a general strike called to denounce the government's labour market reforms.
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Italians are left shocked by two cases in as many days in which men set themselves alight in protest at their financial circumstances.
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China's manned submersible Jiaolong is getting ready for a 7,000 meters dive in the Pacific.
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Group of 300 Haitians trying to get to Brazil but are not allowed to cross border in Peru.
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A Palestinian woman held in detention in Israel, Hana Shalabi, is ending her 43-day hunger strike after a deal under which she will be exiled to Gaza.
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West African nations give Mali's coup leaders 72 hours to restore constitutional order or face sanctions.
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At least 13 people have died in a riot and fire at a Honduran prison, officials say, a month after a fire in another prison killed more than 350.
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A university in Hungary strips President Pal Schmitt of his doctorate after ruling that large parts of his thesis were plagiarised.
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Spain will unveil a raft of austerity measures later as part of its annual budget as it tries to keep within stringent deficit targets.
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Football's governing body, Fifa, welcomes Brazil's progress with a law to allow the sale of alcohol in stadiums at the 2014 World Cup.
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Apple says it will work to improve conditions at its manufacturer's plants in China, after an independent probe it requested found "significant issues".
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