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A quarter of home-care services provided to the elderly in England are failing to meet quality and safety standards, inspectors say.
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International community must target Kim family purse
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Members of Chile's Mapuche indigenous group are arrested after clashing with police at a protest to demand the release of one of their jailed leaders.
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President Obama will lay out his second-term agenda in his State of the Union speech later, with the US economy expected to dominate the address.
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The US approves the sale of Canadian oil firm Nexen to China's state-owned CNOOC, clearing the way for the deal to be completed.
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Fear overtakes joy after renewed violence in Mali
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Thailand's military says its troops have killed at least 17 militants who stormed a base in the violence-hit south of the country.
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Australia's lower house unanimously passes a bill recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander peoples as the country's first inhabitants.
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North Korea's actions only isolate it further, US President Barack Obama warns, hours after the UN Security Council condemned its nuclear test.
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France's National Assembly has approved a law allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children, after days of intense debate.
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President Obama announces in his State of the Union speech that 34,000 US troops will leave Afghanistan by early 2014.
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A man wielding a knife kills at least two Japanese tourists and injures 11 in the US Pacific territory of Guam, officials say.
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India says it will cancel a helicopter deal with Italian aerospace firm Finmeccanica if corruption charges are proved following the arrest of its chief in Milan.
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In his State of the Union address US President Obama pledged to revive the economy, called for stricter gun controls and promised America's war in Afghanistan to be over by the end of 2014.
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Dutch banking and insurance group ING announces a further 2,400 job cuts as it prepares to split its banking and insurance operations.
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French carmaker PSA Peugeot Citroen reports its biggest annual loss of 5bn euros ($6.7bn; £4.3bn) for 2012, blaming shrinking European sales.
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The singer postpones US concerts after joint inflammation leaves her unable to walk.
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A Saudi Arabian human rights activist calls for a child abuse law in the kingdom after a five-year-old girl was allegedly beaten to death by her father.
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Iranian companies importing medicines are having major problems finding banks to process payments. That is forcing many people to go to unusual lengths to get the most basic drugs.
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Two French charity workers have been sentenced to two years in prison for illegally trying to fly 103 African children from Chad to France in 2007.
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Europe's Cryosat spacecraft observes a deep reduction in the volume of sea ice covering the Arctic Ocean in autumn months.
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Julia Pastrana, an indigenous Mexican woman exhibited in life and death as a freak of nature in 19th-Century Europe, is laid to rest in her home state.
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The organisers of T in the Park announce German electronic music pioneers Kraftwerk are to headline this year's festival.
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A letter written by esteemed American poet TS Eliot has been discovered after being hidden for 40 years in the archives of a fellow author.
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US police say charred remains have been found in the rubble of a burnt-down cabin where murder suspect Christophe Dorner had been hiding.
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Great Britain's Fed Cup team face an away tie against Argentina in the World Group II play-off on 20-21 April.
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The UK economy has "cause for optimism", the governor of the Bank of England says, but warns that inflation will remain above target for two years.
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Sixty-eight years ago today, British and American Air Forces dropped more than 2,600 tonnes of high-explosive bombs on the German town of Dresden.
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An ethnic Tibetan man sets himself on fire in Nepal in an apparent protest against Chinese rule in Tibetan areas.
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Nine schoolchildren are in hospital in the South African city of Johannesburg after being hit by lightning in two separate incidents, officials say.
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Anoushka Shankar, musician and daughter of Indian sitar legend Ravi Shankar, says she was sexually abused as a child, in a video for a campaign to end violence against women.
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Survivors haunted by Syria’s devastating siege of Homs
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The investigation into allegations of horsemeat mislabelling will be "relentless", the Food Standards Agency says, following two raids at meat firms in the UK.
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The way people fall in love has changed dramatically in recent years with many people relying on the internet to find the ideal soul mate.
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Sir Alex Ferguson is disappointed Manchester United and Real Madrid cannot meet in the Champions League final.
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The Iranian atomic energy chief announces an upgrade to uranium enrichment machines in a move the US has called an "escalation".
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Health officials in the UK believe they have the strongest evidence yet that a new respiratory illness similar to the deadly Sars virus can spread from person to person.
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South Africa's Fort Hare University, where Nelson Mandela once studied, shuts down its main campus after protests over a 90% rise in residence fees.
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At least 10 civilians, including four children, die in a Nato air strike in the Afghan province of Kunar, local officials say.
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What if China breaks ties with North Korea?
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As ministers from European countries prepare to discuss the horsemeat scandal, the BBC's Nick Thorpe visited an abattoir in Romania, a country accused of supplying horsemeat instead of beef.
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California police say they have found a body in a burnt-out cabin where murder suspect Christopher Dorner is believed to have made his last stand.
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Russia introduces fines for Russians who receive money in foreign bank accounts, in a crackdown on capital flight.
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Qatar confirms it is handing over the Syrian embassy in its capital to the opposition, as a former Syrian spokesman tells the BBC why he abandoned the regime.
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Holders England are knocked out of the Women's World Cup in India despite a 15-run win over New Zealand in Mumbai.
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Australia's foreign minister orders a review into the case of an Australian "mystery prisoner" who reportedly hanged himself in 2010 in an Israeli jail.
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The expected next US Treasury Secretary, Jack Lew, urges the country's politicians not to allow automatic spending cuts to take effect at the end of the month.
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Italian magazine Chi defends using photos of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge on holiday, saying they are "photos of a young couple in love".
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A man burns himself to death outside a job centre in France after being declared ineligible for unemployment benefit.
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Zimbabwe's key referendum on a new constitution has been tentatively set for 16 March as the election chief resigns, officials say.
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A roof section collapses at the defunct Chernobyl nuclear plant in Ukraine following heavy snow, but the authorities deny any increase in radiation.
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Ireland prop Cian Healy to miss two Six Nations games after being banned until 10 March for a stamp on England's Dan Cole.
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Indigenous women in British Columbia have been victims of discrimination and abuse by Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, says Human Rights Watch.
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President Obama urges Congress to back his plans for government action to revive the sluggish US economy in his State of the Union speech.
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Ministers from European countries involved in a widening scandal over mislabelled horsemeat meet in Brussels to discuss the crisis.
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Google is taking a Russian watchdog to court to challenge its inclusion of a YouTube make-up video clip on a blacklist of banned online material.
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India's president rejects clemency pleas made by four men accused of being associates of notorious bandit Veerappan, reports say.
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David Cameron promises the "full intervention of the law" will be brought to bear on those who have passed off horsemeat as beef, as EU ministers meet in Brussels.
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Romanian Prime Minister Victor Ponta has told BBC Newsnight the horsemeat scandal was a 'clear case of fraud'.
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Brazil's trademark office rules that Apple does not have exclusive rights to the iPhone name, but the US tech giant is already appealing the decision.
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The European Union and the US will begin formal talks on a free-trade agreement, paving the way for the biggest trade deal in history.
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The editor of Italian magazine Chi has defended using photos of the pregnant Duchess of Cambridge in a bikini on holiday, saying they are "photos of a young couple in love.''
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US President Obama visits three US states to rally support for proposals laid out in his State of the Union speech, including a minimum wage rise.
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Israel confirms it imprisoned an Australian-Israeli man under a false identity for security reasons, and that he died in custody.
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Danny Welbeck's away goal earns Manchester United a draw against Real Madrid in the Champions League.
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A member of the UN special envoy's team in Syria carries out the first field visit for several months, meeting a rebel leader, Christian and civil leaders.
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Environment Secretary Owen Paterson welcomes plans for EU-wide, random DNA tests on horsemeat to tackle the widening food scandal.
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At least five people are killed as a Ukrainian plane carrying football fans attempts an emergency landing in the eastern city of Donetsk.
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Heavy fighting between the army and left-wing FARC rebels in the southern Colombian province of Caqueta leaves at least seven soldiers dead.
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Six Mexican men are arrested in connection with the rape of six Spanish women in the beach resort of Acapulco last week.
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The EU urges members to conduct random DNA tests on processed beef for three months, to tackle a widening scandal over mislabelled horsemeat.
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Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says David de Gea's outstanding display in Madrid confirms his growing maturity.
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