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The tongue-in-cheek hashtag started by a woman in Egypt
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The UK satellite company Inmarsat tells the BBC that the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines jet has yet to go to the area its scientists think is the plane's most likely crash site.
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US veterans of Iraq reflect on chaos there now
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India's problem with inadequate sanitary facilities
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An ancient Peruvian funeral shroud dating back to the pre-Inca period goes on display in Lima after being returned from Sweden.
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Three Muslims are reported to have been killed in clashes with hardline Buddhists in southern Sri Lanka.
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John Brooks heads a late winner for USA in a dramatic finale to their opening World Cup Group G game against Ghana.
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Energy giant Royal Dutch Shell cuts its stake in Australia's Woodside in a share sale that will bring it $5bn.
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At least one person is dead and 16 more injured after two massive tornadoes sweep through parts of Nebraska.
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A UK team believes it can now make skilful predictions of how much sea ice will melt during Arctic summers, and says this year's minimum extent will likely be very similar to last year's.
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The families of dozens of asylum seekers who were killed in a shipwreck off Christmas Island in 2010 are suing the Australian government.
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The US Supreme Court delivers a double blow to Argentina over its long-running battle with holders of the country's defaulted bonds.
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Tens of thousands of Cambodians are fleeing neighbouring Thailand amid fears the new military leadership will crackdown on migrant workers.
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School meals in England will have to include at least one portion of vegetables a day and there will be a limit on fried food and pies.
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At least one person has been killed and 19 injured when two massive tornadoes hit the US state of Nebraska.
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Up to 275 US "military personnel" are to be sent to Iraq to provide support for the US embassy in Baghdad, the White House says.
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Foreign investment into China falls in May to its lowest level in 16 months, due to slowing growth momentum in the world's second-largest economy.
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The US urges Myanmar to allow its citizens to freely choose their president, days after a rule was upheld that bars Aung San Suu Kyi from standing.
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England fly-half Owen Farrell suffers a knee injury that rules him out of his side's third Test against New Zealand.
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US comedian Tracy Morgan's condition in hospital has been "upgraded" to "fair" after he was badly injured in a motorway crash, his spokesman says.
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Food outlet operator SSP which owns the Upper Crust and Caffe Ritazza, is seeking to raise up to £500m by floating its shares on the London Stock Exchange.
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A majority of Britons believe EU immigrants should have to wait at least three years before being able to claim benefits, a survey suggests.
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Following his re-election, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos tells the BBC that voters want him to continue peace talks with the Farc rebels.
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Ex-Nigeria captain Jay-Jay Okocha says coach Stephen Keshi is responsible for the team's struggles against Iran at the World Cup.
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The closing episode of fantasy TV series Game of Thrones drew 7.1 million viewers on HBO in the US on Sunday, beating the 5.4 million who tuned in for the previous season's last episode.
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The French president condemns a lynch mob attack which left a Roma (Gypsy) teenager badly injured on a Paris housing estate.
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Schalke and Germany midfielder Julian Draxler says he rejected a move to Arsenal during the January transfer window.
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Lower fares for flights helped to push the rate of inflation down to its lowest level in four-and-a-half years in May, new figures show.
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William Hague says the "circumstances are right" for the UK to re-open its embassy in Iran's capital, Tehran, which has been shut since 2011.
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Finding defiance on both sides of the fight in Damascus
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The tech giant has agreed to settle a US legal action in which it was being sued over conspiring with publishers to fix e-book prices.
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Israel's military arrests 41 more Palestinians as it expands the search for three Israeli teenagers believed kidnapped in the West Bank.
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Executives from Siemens and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries meet French President Francois Hollande for talks about buying parts of engineering firm Alstom.
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The UK's Royal Ballet begins a series of performances in Moscow without two dancers who have boycotted the trip in protest at Russia's anti-gay laws.
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It is more than 100 days since Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, but international search teams have yet to find any trace of the missing plane.
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Seven people are reported dead from the Ebola virus in Monrovia, the first deaths from the outbreak in the Liberian capital.
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Americans across the country celebrate their national team's dramatic 2-1 win over Ghana in the country's first match in the 2014 World Cup.
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UK supermarket chain Morrisons plans to cut 2,600 management jobs as a result of changes to its management structure.
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Uruguay's football team had a large amount of dulce de leche caramel spread confiscated upon its arrival in Brazil for the World Cup, officials say.
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Chinese Premier Li Keqiang meets the Queen at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his visit to the UK.
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A North Korean propaganda film posted on the internet reveals footage of a newly developed cruise missile based on a Russian design, experts say.
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The English and Scottish League fixtures for the 2014-15 season will be announced at 09:00 BST on Wednesday.
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Doctors have a legal duty to consult with and inform patients if they are to place a Do Not Resuscitate order on medical notes, says England's Court of Appeal.
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Victoria Azarenka suffers a three-set defeat by Italy's Camila Giorgi on her return from injury in Eastbourne.
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Organisers of an unofficial referendum on democratic reform in Hong Kong say their voting website has been attacked.
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Renewed violence flares in southern Sri Lanka as the number killed in violence blamed on hard-line Buddhists rises to four.
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A Russian journalist is killed in a mortar attack in east Ukraine, reports say, while a blast hits a major pipeline carrying gas to Europe.
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Rooney hits back at critics, Sturridge & Welbeck confident in partnership to bring success and Poyet on Suarez
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David Cameron says he wants to rebuild diplomatic relations with Iran but will proceed with a "clear eye and hard head".
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A suspect in the September 2012 raid on a US diplomatic post in Benghazi, Libya that left four Americans dead has been captured, the Pentagon says.
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At least 12 women are abducted in the latest attack on Kenya's coast, residents say, in an assault President Kenyatta blames on local politicians.
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Turkey's Emre Belozoglu is given a suspended prison sentence for a racist slur he used against Ivorian Didier Zokora in 2012.
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Argentina markets fall for a second day after US Supreme Court ruling, despite President Cristina Fernandez vowing not to submit to "extortion''.
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A major pipeline in Ukraine carrying gas from Russia to the rest of Europe is hit by an explosion, with Ukraine calling it a possible "terrorist attack".
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Is planned pipeline key to future or dangerous break from past?
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Iraqi troops are engaged in heavy clashes with Sunni Islamist militants in and around Baquba, about 60km from the capital Baghdad.
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China says it wants to back major UK infrastructure projects and signs £14bn in trade deals on the first full day of a visit by its leader.
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Preview followed by live coverage of the World Cup game between Spain and Chile.
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Four possible explanations for the wave of deadly Kenya attacks
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At least eight people are killed in clashes between Pakistani police and supporters of a prominent Islamic scholar in the city of Lahore.
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The militant offensive has reached the outskirts of the city of Baquba - just 60km (37 miles) from the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
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Poland launches a probe into the wiretapping of high-level officials, including the head of the central bank and interior minister, prosecutors say.
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Anne Soy reports from the Kenyan town of Mpeketoni, where more than 60 people have been killed in two days.
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MPs back the imposition of mandatory jail terms on any adult convicted in England or Wales of a second offence involving a knife.
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Marouane Fellaini and Dries Mertens score as Belgium come from behind to beat Algeria in World Cup Group H.
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David Cameron pledges to oppose "to the end" the candidacy of former Luxembourg leader Jean-Claude Juncker to be European Commission president.
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A Connecticut woman has been crushed to death after the weight of her ceiling-high clutter collapsed the ground floor of her home.
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Portugal defender Fabio Coentrao will miss the rest of the 2014 Fifa World Cup with a thigh injury sustained against Germany.
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A bomb rips through a venue in northern Nigeria showing TV coverage of the World Cup, with casualties feared.
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Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki dismisses senior officers for failing to halt an advance on key cities by Sunni Islamist rebels, a government statement says.
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Frank Lampard says Wayne Rooney holds the key to England's World Cup hopes despite an "agenda" against him.
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Brazil are denied a second World Cup win by the brilliance of goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa who earns Mexico a deserved point.
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China's top diplomat Yang Jiechi is set to begin talks with Vietnamese officials on disputing claims in the South China Sea.
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The BBC's Paul Wood reports from the town of Jalula, as the turmoil in Iraq moves closer to the capital, Baghdad.
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President Obama plans to create the world's largest marine protected area (MPA) in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
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The UK government classifies Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as external communications meaning it can intercept them without an individual warrant.
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Raheem Sterling is happy to switch positions to accommodate Wayne Rooney if it helps keep England's World Cup hopes alive.
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American Airlines says it is cutting nearly 80% of its flights from the US to Venezuela in a dispute over tight currency controls.
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Canada has conditionally approved a pipeline to bring crude from the Alberta oil sands to the country's Pacific coast over heavy criticism.
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Russian photographer Alexander Dragunov's photos of Stockholm's metro have become an internet hit, and turned the train system into a tourist attraction.
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Brazil played better in their draw against Mexico than in their win over Croatia, says coach Luiz Felipe Scolari.
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A 19th Century postage stamp from British Guiana sells for a record £9.5m at auction in New York.
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On 16 June 1976, students protested in Soweto against the introduction of Afrikaans in schools
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