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Israeli Defence Minister Moshe Yaalon apologises for quotes lambasting US Secretary of State John Kerry's role in the Middle East peace process.
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The billionaire creator of Beanie Babies toys avoids prison for hiding millions of dollars from US tax authorities in a Swiss bank account.
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Shift as Vietnam marks South China Sea battle
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A study of 3,000 amateur athletes in Germany shows that the use of cognitive enhancement medicines is widespread in non-professional sport.
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Ghana's aeroplane diner does good business with first-time flyers
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Daily life of a runaway sleeping rough in Calcutta station
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Renowned Argentine poet Juan Gelman, considered to be one of the greatest authors in Spanish, dies aged 83 in Mexico City.
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US carmaker General Motors says it will resume dividend payments, capping a successful recovery since it was bailed out by the government in 2009.
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Three sandstone sculptures worth more than $1m stolen form India five years ago have been returned to the Indian government at a ceremony in New York. Wendy Urquhart reports.
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The US returns to India three ancient sculptures that that been smuggled into the US by art dealers and accomplices.
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A Norwegian kayaker has had a near miss with humpback whale on a trip to Gyllefjord at Senja.
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The Los Angeles home of Canadian pop star Justin Bieber has been searched by police, following allegations that he threw eggs at his neighbour's house.
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Bowler Steven Finn will leave England's tour of Australia to return home and "work on technical aspects of his game", the ECB says.
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Chinese telecom equipment giant Huawei says its operating profit rose by more than 40% last year, helped by sales growth in emerging markets.
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Kevin Pietersen is named in England's provisional squad for the ICC World Twenty20, which begins in March.
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Burma's military continues to use rape as a weapon of war even after a nominally civilian government was elected in 2010, a women's group says.
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Japan's Toshiba agrees to buy a controlling stake in UK nuclear venture NuGeneration, which plans to build three power plants in north-west England.
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The global economy is at a "turning point", the World Bank has said, but warns of the economic impact of the withdrawal of US stimulus measures.
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Burberry, the UK luxury fashion brand, reports a rise in revenue over the Christmas period, with strong growth coming from Asia-Pacific.
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The leader of Thailand's protesters Suthep Thaugsuban vows demonstrators will remain on the streets until the country's 'tyrant government' has been deposed.
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The Scottish economy grew by 0.7% in the third quarter of last year, according to the latest official estimates.
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Germany's economy grew by a weaker-than-expected 0.4% in 2013 according to the first official estimates, but economists expect an improvement in 2014.
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Many in Mexico's Apatzingan fear the town will become the main focus of fighting between vigilantes and the Knights Templar drug cartel, as Will Grant reports.
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Steve McQueen's gritty drama 12 Years a Slave opens at the top of the UK and Ireland box office, knocking fellow Oscar hopeful American Hustle into second place.
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Defending Australian Open champion Novak Djokovic and top seed Serena Williams win easily to reach round three.
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The Italian government is considering using the army to deal with mafia in Naples who are accused of dumping toxic waste around the city.
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France's government blocks the appointment of actress Julie Gayet, linked to an affair with President Francois Hollande, to a key cultural jury.
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Forest workers in northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh are hunting for a tiger that has killed seven people in the past two weeks and forced terrified villagers indoors.
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The US National Security Agency (NSA) used secret technology to spy on computers that were not even connected to the internet, it is reported.
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The UK could "face a choice between joining the euro or leaving the European Union" unless Brussels reforms, Chancellor George Osborne warns.
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Ivan Dodig retires from his second-round match as high temperatures continue to be a major issue at the Australian Open.
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A Colombian court has put on hold for 10 days a decision to oust the mayor of the capital, Bogota, Gustavo Petro, for mismanagement.
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Plans to construct a full-scale Titanic replica with an iceberg simulation in a Chinese theme park are in bad taste, says a politician from Belfast where the ill-fated liner was built.
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A senior UN envoy calls or a huge international effort to tackle what he describes as a "mega-crisis" in the Central African Republic.
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Thailand's election will go ahead as planned on 2 February, the government says, despite protesters' "shutdown" of the capital, Bangkok.
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Everton and England defender Leighton Baines looks set to end speculation over his future by signing a new deal at Goodison Park.
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Piracy at sea is at its lowest level in six years, with 264 attacks recorded - a 40% drop since Somali piracy peaked in 2011, a maritime watchdog says.
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French media ignore affair and hail Hollande
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A federal appeals court in the US has set aside rules that prevent internet service providers from blocking or prioritising certain types of content.
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Jobs in the UK's creative industries - including film and the arts - have grown by more than 8% in recent years and buck the trend for minimal expansion, according to new figures.
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South-east Australia is hit with extreme hot weather, with temperatures of over 40C in some areas, and several bushfire warnings in place.
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Are overweight women accepted in Japan?
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The trial of four men charged over the deadly Westgate shopping centre siege in Kenya starts in the capital, Nairobi.
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"Callous" thieves try to steal an urn containing Sigmund Freud's ashes in a raid on a north London crematorium.
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French owned, private car manufacturer Equus, take on the 'muscle car', unveiling their Bass 770.
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A man held in connection with the murders in the French Alps of four people, including his brother, is freed from bail.
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Guatemala's vice-president Roxana Baldetti has powder thrown in her face as she leaves the capital's National Theatre after the Presidential State of the Union address.
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Claims about UK role at Amritsar draw little attention in India
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As south-east Australia experiences extremely hot weather, a tennis player and ball boy at the Australian Open in Melbourne collapse in the heat.
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Vigilante groups clash with Mexican soldiers deployed in western Michoacan state, where the "self-defence groups" are fighting a drug cartel.
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Bank of America, the second largest US bank, reports a rise in fourth quarter profits, as credit conditions improve.
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Police in Malaysia have arrested a man who says he is the sultan of Malacca on suspicion that he has been using the position to sell fake titles.
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Western intelligence agencies have visited Syria for talks on combating radical Islamist groups, its deputy foreign minister tells BBC Newsnight.
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Italy's only black cabinet minister calls for more support as she endures relentless racist attacks, and for laws to be used to counter rising racism.
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US authorities arrest an Iranian-American engineer accused of attempting to ship stolen documentation on the US Joint Strike Fighter plane to Iran.
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Police in the Indian capital Delhi are investigating the alleged gang rape of a Danish woman who lost her way near her city centre hotel.
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Both the Prime Minister and the chancellor have been defending the government's stance on bonuses for RBS bankers
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New Jersey's most famous rock star mocks the state's embattled governor Chris Christie over the "Bridgegate" scandal on television.
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An Islamic court in northern Nigeria has put on trial 11 Muslim men accused of being homosexuals, a crime punishable by stoning to death, an official says.
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England paceman Steven Finn has fallen "out of love" with bowling but will return to his best, says Middlesex's Angus Fraser.
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British paedophiles are among those paying to watch the abuse of children in the Philippines via webcams, a BBC investigation finds.
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At least 73 people have been killed in a series of bomb attacks in central Iraq, police and medical officials say.
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Villagers in China build a wall of money after a massive payout in annual dividends from their rural co-operative.
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Chelsea complete the £21m re-signing of Benfica's Serbia midfielder Nemanja Matic on a five-and-a-half-year deal.
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A drunk man has been arrested for trying to put out the eternal flame beneath the Arc de Triomphe monument in Paris, police say.
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Police in India arrest two men in connection with the gang-rape of a 51-year-old Danish woman close to her hotel in the capital Delhi.
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The deadly September 2012 attack on the US consulate in the Libyan city of Benghazi could have been prevented, a US Senate committee finds.
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Four Rwandans have been detained in connection with the apparent murder of Rwanda's intelligence chief Patrick Karegeya, Mozambican police say.
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Western and Arab Gulf states pledge $2.4bn (£1.5bn) to Syria, as the UN warns half the population is in urgent need of humanitarian aid.
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How a US town thwarted a white supremacist takeover
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Egyptians vote in the second and final day of a referendum on a constitution newly drafted since the overthrow of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi.
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The controversial flashmobs dividing Brazil
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Thirty-four US Air Force officers in charge of launching nuclear missiles are suspended over accusations they cheated on proficiency tests.
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Thai demonstrators remain on the streets on the fourth day of what they say is an attempt to shutdown the capital, Bangkok.
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