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A court in Chile says the remains of the Nobel Prize-winning poet Pablo Neruda will be exhumed on 8 April to investigate the cause of death.
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The man leading a review of patient safety in the NHS in England says he wants to turn the anger over the Stafford hospital scandal into action.
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Readers argue the Australian capital is far from 'boring'
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Poison poses greatest danger to survival of tigers in Thailand
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A father's fight to ban the N-word in German books
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Could designer clothes win over Zimbabwe's youth vote?
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Guatemala prison riot that prompted drugs policy rethink
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Increasing numbers of children in Syria are being recruited by armed groups on both sides of the conflict, Save the Children says in a report.
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A court in Buenos Aires has sentenced the former military ruler Reynaldo Bignone to life in jail for crimes against humanity committed when he was in power in the 1980s.
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BHP Billiton says it is co-operating with a probe into possible violations of corruption laws during its sponsorship of the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Bulgaria's President Rosen Plevneliev has announced a caretaker cabinet, following weeks without a government.
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A blast at a Chinese colliery kills 21 miners with four missing, state media say, as a search continues for 18 missing at another pit.
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Glee - and nostalgia - as China disbands railways body
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Increasing numbers of children in Syria are being recruited by armed groups on both sides of the conflict, Save the Children says in a report.
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Hong Kong-based Cathay Pacific posts an 83% plunge in profits amid higher fuel costs and a drop in demand for corporate travel.
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Andy Murray cruises into the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open with a straight-sets win over Taipei's Yen-Hsun Lu.
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India's prime minister warns "there will be consequences" unless Italy returns two marines charged with the murder of two Indian fishermen in Kerala.
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Australia coach Mickey Arthur says a tough disciplinary regime will help his side regain their number one Test ranking.
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Guatemala is one of the most violent countries in Latin America, with thousands of drug-related killings each year.
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Seven men convicted of armed robbery have been executed in southern Saudi Arabia, the interior ministry says, despite appeals by human rights groups.
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US airline regulators approve plans to redesign the battery of the Boeing 787 Dreamliner, but give no indication of when passenger flights can resume.
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Transport in France, Belgium and Germany continues to be severely disrupted by severe winter weather, although snowfalls ease.
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Cardinals begin their second day of deliberations over who should be the new Pope, after the first round of voting proved inconclusive.
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Profits at the world's largest fashion clothing retailer, Zara-owner Inditex, rose by 22% last year, helped by demand in Eastern Europe and China.
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The Kurdish militant PKK releases eight Turkish hostages held in northern Iraq, in a move welcomed by the Turkish government.
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Nigeria's government pardons a key ally of President Goodluck Jonathan who was convicted of stealing millions of dollars.
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The Netherlands raises the terror threat level to second highest over fears of growing radicalisation.
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Alastair Cook is a "genius" who is second only to Don Bradman, says New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum.
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Members of Russia's Bolshoi Ballet sign an open letter defending a dancer accused of ordering an acid attack on the artistic director.
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The city of Maiduguri in North East Nigeria is home to the militant Muslim group Boko Haram which has been fighting for Sharia law and has been engaged in a bloody insurgency against the Nigerian state.
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A Tunisian cigarette vendor dies after setting himself on fire in an act reminiscent of the event which triggered the "Arab Spring".
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Militants kill at least five members of India's security forces in the first major attack for several years in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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A court in Bahrain sentences two police officers to 10 years in prison after convicting them of causing the death in custody of a Shia activist.
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The Alma project, built in the Atacama Desert in Chile, officially opens on Wednesday and is expected to help scientists unlock new information about the Universe.
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President Barack Obama says the US is engaging in "tough talk" with China about hacking attacks, although he plays down talk of a cyber war.
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The government rejects calls for UK elections to the European Parliament to be shifted from their traditional Thursday polling day to the weekend.
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A Pakistani soldier accused of having an affair with a local woman has been stoned to death on the orders of tribal elders in the north-west, officials say.
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Prince Charles describes the plight of Syrian refugees as heartbreaking as he tours a camp in Jordan housing people fleeing the two-year conflict.
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Plans to impose visa restrictions on Brazilian tourists have been put on hold by Home Secretary Theresa May amid concerns about trade.
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Black smoke has risen from the Sistine Chapel for a second day signalling no agreement among cardinals voting for the next Pope.
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A leading US expert on missile defence raises serious doubts about the success rate of Israel's Iron Dome system during last year's Gaza conflict.
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US consumers shrugged off higher taxes to boost retail spending by 1.1% in February, government figures show.
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Dave Lee Travis, the former Radio 1 DJ and Top of the Pops presenter, is arrested over further allegations of sexual assault, Scotland Yard confirms.
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The brother of former Malawi leader Bingu wa Mutharika and 11 others are charged with treason for allegedly trying to prevent Joyce Banda succeeding him as president.
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Antonio Pappano, music director of the Royal Opera House in London, criticises the "current generation" of opera singers, saying they "don't care".
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David Cameron vows to "deal with" cheap alcohol being sold in supermarkets in England and Wales after reports minimum pricing has been dropped.
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A suicide bomber kills at least seven people in an attack on spectators at a buzkashi sports event in north-east Afghanistan.
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Qatar FA distances itself from reports claiming it will offer world's leading football clubs cash to play in summer tournaments.
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Scientists in Tanzania turned an iPhone into an amateur microscope to check schoolchildren for intestinal worms.
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A funeral is held for a Palestinian man shot dead by Israeli soldiers during clashes at a refugee camp near the West Bank city of Hebron.
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British police are investigating whether a Russian businessman living in the UK may have been poisoned
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German authorities ban three ultra-conservative Salafist Islamist groups for being "anti-democratic" and make a wave of raids against them.
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A member of the European Union's delegation in Syria was killed in a rocket attack in the Damascus suburb of Darayya on Tuesday, the EU announces.
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Life in the Nigerian city gripped by a bloody insurgency
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The German lender Commerzbank is planning to raise capital to reduce the government's stake to less than 20% of the company.
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Any attempt by the UK to arm Syrian rebels would be a breach of international law, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov warns.
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A Bulgarian man sets fire to himself outside parliament in Sofia, the fourth such act in a month, after weeks of protests against austerity.
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Rachel Yankey's 70th-minute goal seals a Cyprus Cup win for England as they beat Canada 1-0 in the final.
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Argentina's Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio greets crowds in Rome after his election as the Catholic Church's new Pope, the first Latin American in the role.
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The BBC's science editor David Shukman gets special access to a tiger sanctuary in Thailand to see the conservation measures in place.
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British Prime Minister David Cameron welcomes the election of a new Pope, saying it is a "momentous day" for Catholics around the world.
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Opening statements are made in the trial of two Ohio high-school footballers accused of raping a teenage girl in a case that has split a small town.
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Syria's children targeted - not just caught in the crossfire
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New York state police launch a manhunt as four people are shot dead in two separate attacks at a car wash and barber shop.
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Talks between Greece and its international creditors over the release of the country's next slice of bailout cash break off for two weeks.
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The acting president of Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro says it is highly unlikely that the body of the former president Hugo Chavez will be embalmed.
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