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Consumers pay for Germany's green revolution
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Seven people are reported killed in a car bomb blast in the northern Malian town of Kidal, thought to be aimed at a Tuareg group supporting French troops.
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The graffiti artists let loose on a Spanish church
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Why thieves in South Africa are stealing dreadlocks
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Why three foreigners became Hindu monks
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A High Court judge will decide whether the Department of Health in Northern Ireland has to publish guidelines on when abortion is allowed.
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Prince Harry makes a return trip to the southern African kingdom of Lesotho where he has long-standing personal charity interests.
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The bill dividing public opinion in Russia
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Ofsted's chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw says he wants some school governors in England to be paid and to provide more professional leadership.
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A former New York policeman accused of plotting to cannibalise women exchanged disturbing emails with a co-conspirator in the UK, a court hears.
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A judge in France rejects a lawsuit filed by Dominique Strauss-Kahn which sought to stop the publication of a book written by a former lover.
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An Australian billionaire has unveiled plans to build an almost-exact replica of the ill-fated Titanic.
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A US appeals court says conservation group Sea Shepherd are pirates, ordering them to stay away from Japan's whaling fleet.
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Four children have been killed in an early morning stampede at a school in Hubei province, Chinese media report.
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Some of China's most prominent scholars, journalists and activists release an open letter urging leaders to implement political reforms, for the second time in three months.
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Mexico's government estimates that 26,000 people have gone missing since December 2006, a period dominated by drug-related violence.
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Aid agencies say they are shocked and appalled by the number of children killed in Syria last week.
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Hong Kong's government says it will look to boost growth and employment, as the territory expands at its slowest pace since 2009.
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Ian Bell makes an unbeaten century as England close the opening day of their only Test warm-up match on 357-7.
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A shark has killed a 47-year-old man off a beach near the New Zealand city of Auckland, in a rare attack.
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India's finance ministry issues an optimistic forecast for economic growth ahead of the announcement of the country's budget on Thursday.
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A BP executive tells a US court the oil giant was not solely responsible for the 2010 oil spill, on the second day of a trial to determine liability.
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Tropical cyclone Rusty hits the town of Pardoo in the coast of Western Australia, but spares the major iron base at Port Hedland.
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One of Russia's leading opposition figures, Alexei Navalny, has been accused of obtaining his lawyer's qualifications fraudulently.
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Rafael Nadal begins his quest for a 38th clay-court title with a first round defeat of Diego Sebastian Schwartzman in Mexico.
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Tesco's chief executive, Philip Clarke, promises to work more closely with British farmers, ahead of appearing at the NFU's national conference.
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A bus crash in eastern Kenya kills at least 35 passengers, including voters going to their rural homes to vote in Monday's tightly contested election.
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The UN's former chief weapons inspector, Hans Blix, has spoken about the "tragic and terrible" decision to start the Iraq war.
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Pakistan's army Chief of Staff, Gen Ashfaq Pervez Kayani, says the army has no intention of interfering with upcoming parliamentary elections.
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Beer drinkers in the US have filed a $5m (£3.3m) lawsuit accusing Anheuser-Busch of watering down its beer.
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The UK economy grew 0.3% in the whole of 2012, revised up from the estimate of zero growth, but it still contracted in the last three months of the year.
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Italy's borrowing costs rise sharply but the government sells all the bonds on offer, in the first test of its ability to borrow money long-term after the election.
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Iran says talks with world powers in Kazakhstan to try to resolve its nuclear crisis were a "positive step".
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Surgeons in Brazil and France are turning to robots developed by in the United States to assist them in delicate reconstructive nerve operations.
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Four Bahraini police officers are acquitted in two separate cases involving the deaths of anti-government protesters.
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Iranian prosecutors accuse an ally of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of being an accessory to the murder of anti-government protesters, a lawyer in the case says.
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An overnight attack by insurgents on an Afghan police post in Ghazni province leaves 11 police officers and six others dead.
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Andrew North on a row that sheds light on India-US ties
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Rick Smith, one half of British dance act Underworld, will be heard on the score of Danny Boyle's new film Trance alongside Brit-winning singer Emeli Sande.
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A shark has attacked and killed a 47-year-old man who was swimming off a beach near the New Zealand city of Auckland.
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What the French 'kidnap video' reveals about Nigeria's militants
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Bumpy ride ahead for Italy after indecisive polls
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Chuck Hagel is sworn in as the new US defence secretary, a day after the Senate approved his appointment following a bruising nomination battle.
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The world's oldest woman has officially been named as Misao Okawa, who is 114 years old and lives in the western Japanese city of Osaka.
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Farming leaders call on supermarkets to stop scouring the world for the cheapest food and support British products.
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Centrica says profits from British Gas' residential energy supply rose 11% to £606m last year, as colder weather meant people used more gas.
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Legislation can be designed to allow the partner of a terminally ill woman to assist her suicide, the Irish Supreme Court has heard.
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A fire sweeps through the Merced market in Mexico City, the capital's biggest traditional marketplace, causing widespread damage.
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Three people are left dead and seven injured after a man opens fire at a wood processing factory near the Swiss city of Lucerne, police say.
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A Beijing restaurant is refusing to serve customers from three Asian neighbours currently involved in maritime disputes with China, provoking an online outcry.
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A Pakistani naval officer is shot and injured in an attack in Karachi, the second such attack in less than a month.
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Russian officials say horsemeat has been found in "pork" sausages imported from Austria, the latest in a series of such discoveries across Europe.
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At least 20 people are killed in a fire at an illegal paper and plastics market in the eastern Indian city of Calcutta.
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Prominent Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema is freed on bail after pleading not guilty to a charge of inciting violence in the tourist town of Livingstone.
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Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair tells Newsnight's Kirsty Wark he believes Britain should be taking a far stronger line on Syria.
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Union head Elba Esther Gordillo, known as Mexico's most powerful woman, has been arrested on corruption charges. .
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The European Commission blocks a third attempt by Ryanair to take over rival Irish airline Aer Lingus, in which it already owns a 30% stake.
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Shortly after his swearing-in as US Defence Secretary, Chuck Hagel says the US should engage with the world rather than dictating to it.
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Orders for US durable goods fell in January for the first time in five months as aircraft orders plunged, but excluding transport, orders rose steadily.
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Stephane Hessel, the former French Resistance fighter whose 2010 manifesto Time for Outrage inspired social protesters in Europe, dies aged 95.
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What is behind Kenya's fractured political landscape?
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A former mayor of Greece's second city Thessaloniki and two other ex-officials are jailed for life for embezzling almost 18m euros in public funds.
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Van Cliburn, the renowned American classical pianist who performed for every US president since Harry Truman, dies aged 78.
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Former UK Prime Minister, Tony Blair, defends Rwanda over its part in the conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Amir Khan will fight former world champion Julio Diaz in Sheffield in April, his first contest in Britain for two years.
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Mexico's most powerful woman faces her greatest challenge
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BP is accused of disregarding evidence during drilling that the Macondo well was unstable, on the third day of a civil trial over the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
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Italian comedian-turned-politician Beppe Grillo, whose movement holds the balance of power in parliament, rules out a coalition with the centre-left.
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The US Supreme Court hears an Alabama county's challenge to a landmark 1965 voting rights law.
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Didier Drogba is eligible to play for Turkey's Galatasaray in the Champions League after Uefa rejects Schalke's protest.
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Three people have been killed and seven injured during a shooting at a factory near the Swiss city of Lucerne, police have said.
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Dreadlocks have become so popular in South Africa that thieves are now snatching them from people's heads and selling them for a profit.
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Royal Dutch Shell says that it will suspend its offshore drilling programme in the Arctic for the rest of 2013 in order to give time to ensure safety.
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The US Senate confirms Jack Lew, President Barack Obama's nominee for treasury secretary, in a 71-26 vote.
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A court in London blocks the deportation of a group of Tamil asylum seekers due to have been sent back to Sri Lanka on Thursday, officials say.
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