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A letter is being sent out to single parents in England, Scotland and Wales urging them to agree child maintenance amicably or face charges.
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What new Indian foreign policy might look like
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I survived the Israeli airport massacre
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The search has resumed for four British sailors missing since their yacht apparently capsized in the Atlantic Ocean, the US Coast Guard says - after it was called off two days previously.
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Amnesty International says a shortfall in international support has left many Syrian refugees in Lebanon unable to access crucial medical care.
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Bitter divisions emerge within Pakistan's TV regulator over moves to take the country's largest and most influential television station off the air.
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Thousands of police across Brazil go on a one-day strike over pay in another hiccup ahead of the football World Cup, which begins on 12 June.
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Serbia and Bosnia Herzegovina are observing a period of national mourning for the more than forty people killed in the worst flooding for more than a century.
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Two pandas from China arrive in Malaysia - a loan delayed by the tension over the missing Malaysia Airlines plane.
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India's Prime Minister-elect Narendra Modi is due to step down as the chief minister of western Gujarat state.
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Australian leader breaks three key rules of politics
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Netflix announces plans to extend its TV and movie streaming service to Germany, France and four other European countries.
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The clip shows three men and three unveiled women singing and dancing to the song on streets and on rooftops in Tehran.
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A court in Moscow has found five men guilty of the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya in 2006.
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Albuquerque Isotopes baseball player Alex Guerrero reportedly loses part of his ear in a fight with a team-mate in the dugout in Salt Lake City.
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China's President Xi Jinping calls on Asian countries to avoid strengthening military alliances with "third party" powers.
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Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan condemns as "evil" twin bombings in the central city of Jos, in which at least 118 people were killed.
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The Ministry of Defence is sending a plane to help search for four British sailors missing in the Atlantic.
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The platform edges of some older stations in France are too close to the tracks in some stations which means new wider trains cannot get in.
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Thailand's army chief holds talks with key players in the political crisis, a day after declaring martial law in the protest-hit nation.
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International wingers Sean Lamont and Tommy Seymour are included in Scotland's Sevens squad for the Commonwealth Games.
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A former Polish war refugee who met Prince Charles in Canada says he likened some Nazi actions in Europe to those of Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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The Italian navy rescues nearly 1,000 illegal migrants from the seas off southern Italy inside two days, with 170 minors among them.
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A court in Egypt sentences ousted President Hosni Mubarak to three years in prison after finding him and his two sons guilty of embezzlement.
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The Court of Appeal overturns a decision to halt a major UK fraud trial because of a lack of legal aid barristers.
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China and Russia have agreed a huge gas supply contract in Shanghai after a decade of talks.
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Former Italian prime minster Silvio Berlusconi denies ever using derogatory language to describe German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The EU says aid delivery will be sped up to Bosnia and Serbia, both observing periods of national mourning after devastating floods over the weekend.
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Pakistan says it has killed 60 militants in North Waziristan in the deadliest air strikes in months, throwing talks with the Taliban into doubt.
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India invites Pakistan's leader Nawaz Sharif to Narendra Modi's inauguration as prime minister, but it is not clear if he will attend.
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Arvind Kejriwal, the leader of India's new anti-corruption Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), is arrested in connection with a defamation case.
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A knife attack on a subway train near Taiwan's capital, Taipei, leaves at least three people dead and more than 25 others injured.
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A US Supreme Court justice delays the lethal injection of a Missouri murderer amid concerns a medical condition could complicate his execution.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke says swearing at England's James Anderson during the Ashes was "unacceptable".
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin agrees a multi-billion dollar, 30-year gas deal with China at a summit between the two in Shanghai.
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Saudi Arabia's acting health minister say his country will do more to tackle the Mers virus
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US jewellery firm Tiffany reports a 50% year-on-year jump in profits for the three months to the end of April.
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An online newspaper by Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez, which aims to provide "essential information" in the communist-run state, goes live.
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General Motors announces the recall of another 218,000 older small cars in the US over a fire safety fear - a day after a 2.6 million global recall
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Atletico Madrid's Thibaut Courtois says his future is unclear ahead of the Champions League final against Real Madrid.
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Former Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli suffers racial abuse while training with the Italy squad in Florence.
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South Africa's new left-wing MPs attend their first parliamentary session dressed as maids and miners to show they intend to represent the interest of workers.
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Ten men convicted for producing tainted alcohol that killed more than 30 people are given long jail terms by a court in the Czech Republic.
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Wayne Rooney is determined to shine in a World Cup after two indifferent campaigns reveals England manager Roy Hodgson.
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Both Bosnia and Serbia have warned that dead livestock now present the biggest health issue following the floods across the region.
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Egypt's interim prime minister says next week's presidential elections will be free and fair.
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The BBC's Jonathan Head visits an illegal radio station north of Bangkok run by activists, as an emergency meeting of political leaders ends inconclusively.
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What's behind the battle for Pakistan’s Geo TV?
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The Netherlands sends a diplomat to Saudi Arabia to try to ease anger over anti-Islamic messages distributed by far-right Dutch MP Geert Wilders.
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President Barack Obama vows to punish those responsible for "dishonourable" alleged misconduct at hospitals for US military veterans.
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Lewis Hamilton hopes his Mercedes team face a challenge from Red Bull and Ferrari at the Monaco Grand Prix this weekend.
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Access to an online newspaper launched by Cuban dissident blogger Yoani Sanchez is blocked on the communist-run island shortly after it went live.
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Rockets fell on a residential area in Tripoli on Tuesday night.
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The Police Federation must make sweeping changes and public funding will cease from August, the home secretary says.
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Uefa charges Paris St-Germain over allegations that their supporters threw bottles and spat at disabled Chelsea fans.
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Captain Alastair Cook says "the summer starts now" as England prepare for the one-day series against Sri Lanka.
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Several young people arrested in Iran for taking part in a YouTube tribute to Pharrell Williams' hit song Happy are released, according to reports.
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Tuareg rebels in Mali say they have defeated government forces in heavy fighting for control of the key northern town of Kidal.
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The families of four British sailors who have been missing in the Atlantic since Friday are anxiously waiting for news as the US Coast Guard has resumes its search.
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A major event in Madrid's bullfighting season is cancelled after all three matadors partaking in the spectacle were gored by bulls.
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A group of Iranians who were arrested for filming a video tribute to Pharrell Williams' song Happy have been released on bail, reports from Tehran suggest.
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Suspected Boko Haram fighters are accused of killing at least 27 people in two northern Nigeria villages, a day after deadly bombings in the city of Jos.
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The US Federal Reserve began discussing how to raise interest rates, which have been held at 0% since 2008, but caution a rate raise is not imminent, minutes reveal.
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Oil giant BP appeals to the US Supreme Court over a ruling regarding how businesses must be compensated in the wake of the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil disaster.
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The BBC's Brussels correspondent, Matthew Price, has been on a tour of the European Parliament with students from the UK.
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A court in Egypt sentences ousted President Hosni Mubarak to three years in prison after finding him and his two sons guilty of embezzlement.
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Democrats in the US Congress have named five representatives to a special panel on the Benghazi attacks despite saying it is motivated by Republican politics.
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A British national working as a journalist for a Russian TV station is released after being detained in Ukraine for more than 24 hours.
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A California woman reported missing aged 15 is found alive after years of alleged sexual abuse, and her suspected captor is arrested.
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Aid groups negotiate a deal with government and rebels to deliver emergency rations to 60,000 people in the embattled Syrian province of Aleppo.
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The Nigerian army has told the BBC it is demoralised, outnumbered and outgunned, following a series of attacks which killed at least 150 people.
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The general leading an armed campaign against Libya's government has urged the judiciary to appoint an emergency cabinet to take over.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry says that impatience with Venezuela is growing over its failure to address the country's serious political crisis.
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Millions are set to vote later in the European elections and for local councillors in England and Northern Ireland.
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Italy's election campaign turns vicious
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Daredevil diver, one-armed rebel - a trip across post-war Sri Lanka
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Storm chaser Ricky Forbes filmed a straying bear cub being lifted out of danger from the side of a busy highway as he was driving through Kootenay National Park in British Columbia in Canada.
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How Irish-themed bars conquered the world
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