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Secretary of State John Kerry says the US will provide "non-lethal" support to Syrian rebels for the first time, as well as extra aid to the opposition.
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Will Swiss 'fat cats' be put on diets?
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Creating clothes from old bottles and furniture from scrap paper
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South African President Jacob Zuma condemns an incident captured on video showing a taxi driver being dragged through the streets by a police van.
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One of the big crowd-pullers at France's annual agricultural fair is the national pig-noise contest.
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The Swiss towns banning kids from being out late
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The US soldier accused of leaking large numbers of secret documents to Wikileaks has pleaded guilty to 10 of the 22 charges against him.
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Plight of battered women in Russia where abuse is not a crime
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Raped Kenyan woman is leaving home on polling day
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The SNTE teachers' union in Mexico picks a new leader after previous head Elba Esther Gordillo was charged on Wednesday with fraud.
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A charity founded to save tropical rainforest the size of Wales has achieved its goal.
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Haiti's former ruler Jean-Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier has appeared in court for a hearing to determine if he can be charged with crimes against humanity.
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Japan's consumer prices dip for the third straight month, underlining the challenge faced by policymakers as they try to stoke inflation.
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An architect of the government's NHS changes in England warns they may be undermined by rules opening the health service to more competition.
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Northern Japan usually has a high snow fall but this year's has broken all records.
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Six people are injured by a bomb in southern Thailand, a day after the government signed a peace talks deal with Muslim rebels.
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New Zealand's Court of Appeal has said that US prosecutors do not need to disclose their evidence in their fight to extradite Megaupload's Kim Dotcom.
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Kevin Pietersen and Nick Compton fall cheaply but England extend their lead to 333 against a New Zealand XI in Queenstown.
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Fresh violence erupts in northern Bangladesh a day after a senior Islamist party leader was sentenced to death by a special war crimes tribunal.
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British Sky Broadcasting is buying the UK broadband and fixed line businesses of Spain's Telefonica, currently branded as O2 and BE.
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The US is braced for steep budget cuts after Republicans and Democrats in Congress adjourn for the weekend despite a Friday deadline for a deal.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un meets retired US basketball player Dennis Rodman at a game in Pyongyang.
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The Ethiopian Orthodox Church elects Abune Mathias as its new head six months after the death of the previous patriarch.
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At least two Malaysian policemen are reportedly killed in clashes at a village in Sabah province occupied by a clan from the Philippines.
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UK house prices rose by 0.2% in February compared with the previous month but were the same as a year ago, the Nationwide says.
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Two US sailors who pleaded guilty to the rape of a Japanese woman in Okinawa are sentenced to nine and 10 years in prison.
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Nick Clegg hails a "stunning victory" for the Liberal Democrats in the Eastleigh by-election, as the UK Independence Party pushes the Conservatives into third place.
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The cost of prescription charges in England will rise by 20p to £7.85 from 1 April, the government has announced.
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The veteran British actress has won rave reviews for her performance in Jesse Eisenberg's new play The Revisionist, in an intimate off-Broadway production.
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North Korea has released photographs of its leader Kim Jong-un meeting retired US basketball player Dennis Rodman.
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The prime minister has been criticised after he opposed calls to return the Parthenon Marbles to Greece and the Koh-i-Noor diamond to India.
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A Bahraini court sentences pro-democracy activist Zainab al-Khawaja to three months in jail for entering the site of the former Pearl Roundabout.
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Air New Zealand says one of its pilots twice nodded off during a flight between London and Los Angeles but the flight was never in danger, reports say.
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A California ban on gay marriages, Proposition 8, should be overturned by the US Supreme Court, the Obama administration says.
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Unacceptable sexual relationships by undercover police show an urgent review of laws regulating such activities in England and Wales is needed, MPs say.
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A high court in Nigeria rules that President Goodluck Jonathan is eligible to stand for another term in office in elections due in 2015.
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At least 14 people are reported to have died in clashes to end a siege at a village in Malaysia's Sabah province by a Philippines clan, police say.
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The BBC's Anbarasan Ethirajan reports on violence in Bangladesh following the sentencing to death of an Islamist party leader, Delwar Hossain Sayeedi.
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Protests over plans to move surviving part of the Berlin Wall
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A Rwandan-born Dutch citizen has been sentenced to six years and eight months in jail for inciting genocide in 1994, but cleared of other charges.
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A haul of almost 100kg of dried caterpillars is found at Gatwick Airport in the luggage of a passenger travelling from Burkina Faso.
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Four men are paraded live on television before being executed in China for the murder of 13 Chinese fishermen on the Mekong river in 2011.
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Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez is "battling for his health and his life" following his latest cancer treatment in Cuba, the vice-president says.
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At least five people have been killed in a double car bombing at a market in the southern Iraqi city of Diwaniya, officials say.
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Work on a gas pipeline between Iran and Pakistan is to begin on 11 March, Pakistani officials say, despite US warnings of possible sanctions.
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More than 4,000 people flee over night from a border town into Uganda after rival rebel factions fought in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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World number one Rory McIlroy walks off the course after just eight holes of his second round at the Honda Classic.
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Ten people are arrested in Hong Kong as new restrictions over taking baby milk formula out of the territory come into force.
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The Brazilian economy grew at its slowest pace for three years in 2012, according to official figures, expanding by 0.9%.
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US political leaders meet for a deadline-day summit at the White House as hopes fade for a deal to avoid $85bn (£56bn) in budget cuts.
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The prospect of an early repeat vote in Italy to break the February election gridlock recedes after the outgoing head of state rejects the idea.
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Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is condemned by the US, Israel and the UN for branding Zionism a "crime against humanity".
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US Secretary of State John Kerry holds talks with his Turkish counterpart Ahmet Davutoglu on the conflict in neighbouring Syria, amid differences on how best to support the opposition.
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Angry crowds protest outside a hospital in the Indian capital, Delhi, after reports that a seven-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at school.
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US political leaders leave last-ditch White House talks without a deal to avoid steep budget cuts President Obama calls "unnecessary" and "inexcusable".
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This week the biennial pan-African film festival, Fespaco, has turned Burkina Faso's Ouagadougou into the capital of African cinema, reporters the BBC's Laeila Adjovi.
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A Russian former banker who fled to London after being accused of alleged fraud has been granted political asylum in the UK, the BBC learns.
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Eight South African police officers are arrested over the death of a Mozambican man who was dragged through the streets behind a police vehicle.
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A senior al-Qaeda militant has been killed in northern Mali, reports say.
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A report from the Office for National Statistics shows that Britons are becoming more economical with vehicle fuel but more profligate with gas.
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President Mwai Kibaki calls on Kenyans to vote peacefully in Monday's general election, and for losers to accept defeat.
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The Colombian city of Medellin is voted as the world's most innovative for its modern transport system, environmental policies and cultural offerings.
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A former senior adviser to Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper is under fire for expressing doubts about jailing viewers of child pornography.
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The death in Texas of an adopted three-year-old Russian boy has been ruled an accident, US officials say, amid diplomatic tension over the case.
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A Chilean court suspends a trial against three Bolivian soldiers, whose arrest had led to diplomatic tensions between the neighbouring countries.
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A judge in the US has ordered $1bn in damages awarded to Apple last year against Samsung be cut by 40% and set a new trial.
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