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How the US president has handled world uprisings
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US supermarket firm Safeway agrees to be bought by an investment group led by Cerberus Capital Management, the owner of Albertsons and other supermarket chains.
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A French scientist has unravelled a formula for trick roping, made famous in Western movies, to teach himself how to lasso like a cowboy.
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The country where you'll find No Fingers, Stutterer and White Hair
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Where is Thailand headed after four months of protests?
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A top prosecutor of sexual assault cases in the US Army has been accused of groping a female colleague, military officials say.
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Warmer temperatures are causing malaria to spread in the African and South American highlands, traditionally havens from the disease, scientists say.
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Police in Argentina say they have foiled a scheme to smuggle cocaine into Europe by hiding the drug in specially-designed skis.
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Claims by Newsweek to have found the man who invented the Bitcoin virtual cash system have drawn criticism and scepticism.
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On the streets in the birthplace of Venezuela's protests
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Japan's government says Bitcoin is not a currency but that some transactions using the virtual unit should be taxed.
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A US businessman who lost $500,000 (£298,000) at a Las Vegas casino argues he should not have to pay - because he was too intoxicated.
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A German tourist who went missing for almost three weeks while walking in Australia's outback survived by eating flies, police say.
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Massachusetts passes a bill against taking indecent images of people in public, after a man who snapped photos up women's skirts goes scot-free.
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David Cameron's commitment to an in/out referendum on Europe is "blighting" investment in the UK, Vince Cable warns.
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China's debt has mounted, with a lot of money owed to unregulated "shadow banks.''
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Venezuela expels Panama's ambassador and three others as President Nicolas Maduro accuses the country of meddling amid ongoing opposition rallies.
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Encouraged by the soaring price of gold, hundreds of thousands of poorer people in Peru have been trying to strike gold in the country's makeshift mines, operating outside the law.
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Australia's Queensland is suffering its most widespread drought on record, with almost 80% of the state now included in the list of affected areas.
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The Turkana region in northern Kenya is facing one of the worst droughts in living memory with more than 1m people in need of food aid.
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Chaori Solar becomes the first Chinese firm to default on its onshore corporate bonds, say media reports quoting the firm, after failing to make an interest payment.
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A former member of Japan's Aum Shinrikyo cult, the group which carried out a deadly sarin gas attack in Tokyo, is been jailed for nine years.
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One of the greatest masterpieces of British art goes on display at National Museum Cardiff for six months.
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Gloucester's Ben Morgan replaces the injured Billy Vunipola at number eight for England's Six Nations match against Wales.
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US current affairs magazine Newsweek relaunches its print edition just months after being bought over by digital news company IBT Media.
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Ukrainian Paralympians will take part in the Sochi Games, which start on Friday, after fears of a boycott were averted.
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Preview of Saturday's Six Nations fixture between Ireland and Italy at the Aviva Stadium.
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US President Obama urges diplomacy in a telephone call with Russia's President Putin, who says the Ukraine crisis should not damage relations.
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Actor Isaiah Washington is to return to US medical drama Grey's Anatomy, seven years after he was fired from the show after using a gay slur.
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How an innocent photograph caused 'shame and distress'
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Turkey's Prime Minister Erdogan says his government could ban Facebook and YouTube, amid leaks suggesting government corruption.
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A Malaysian court sentences opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim to five years in jail after overturning his acquittal on sodomy charges.
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A team of online sleuths claim to have exposed an attempt to smear the former governor of Nigeria's central bank.
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The International Criminal Court finds Congo militia leader Germain Katanga guilty of complicity in war crimes but acquits him of sexual offences.
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An Indian navy officer is killed and a number of people are injured in an accident on a ship at a Mumbai dockyard, officials say.
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A giant teapot-shaped building is about to be opened to the public in China's eastern city of Wuxi.
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An ex-girlfriend tells the Oscar Pistorius trial that he fired a gun from a car, as a security guard tells of the shock of finding him with a dying Reeva Steenkamp.
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Birmingham City owner Carson Yeung is jailed for six years by a Hong Kong court for money laundering.
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The US economy added 175,000 jobs in February, figures show, but the unemployment rate rose to 6.7%.
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Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has had his phone tapped on the orders of judges investigating alleged campaign donations from Libya, it is claimed.
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Ukraine's interim PM says "no-one in the civilised world" will recognise Crimea's referendum on joining Russia, as Moscow backs the vote.
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Prince Harry has taken to the stage at Wembley Arena to address 12,000 young people taking part in the first We Day UK.
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Former British tennis number one Elena Baltacha reveals she has been diagnosed with cancer of the liver.
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The Canadian Supreme Court upholds the sexual assault conviction of a man who poked holes in the condoms he wore during sex with his girlfriend.
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Mamoru Samuragochi, one of Japan's most famous composers, officially apologises for pretending to be deaf. He was exposed last month by a music teacher, who also claimed that he wrote all of his music for him in secret for 18 years.
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Head coach Scott Johnson rejects the notion that his pack could be outmuscled by the French at Murrayfield.
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Former Congo militia leader Germain Katanga has been found guilty of war crimes but acquitted of sexual offences, at the International Criminal Court.
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The heads of Russia's two houses of parliament say they will support Crimea if the region votes to leave Ukraine in a referendum on 16 March.
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England coach Stuart Lancaster says a win over Wales can have a psychological impact on next year's World Cup.
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Saudi Arabia designates the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation, along with two jihadist groups fighting with the Syrian rebels.
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The 2014 Winter Paralympics are opened by Russian president Vladimir Putin in a spectacular ceremony in Sochi.
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Armed men thought to be Russian have seized a Ukrainian military base in the Crimean city of Sevastopol.
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A female US Army captain who says a general sexually assaulted her weeps as she tells a court he threatened to kill her family.
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People on the streets of Moscow speak about the Crimean parliament's decision to hold a referendum over whether the region should become part of Russia.
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South Africa expels three Rwandan diplomats in connection with an attack on the home of an exiled Rwandan dissident, diplomatic sources say.
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Many British aid projects in Afghanistan are too ambitious and may fail to survive the withdrawal of international forces, according to an independent report for the government.
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US aerospace company Boeing says it is checking 787 Dreamliner planes under production for potential "hairline cracks" in wings.
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Turkey's former army chief Ilker Basbug is released from prison in Istanbul after a local court overturns his conviction for plotting a coup.
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Kenya's President Uhuru Kenyatta announces that he and his cabinet will take pay cuts to help reduce the government's ballooning wage bill.
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