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Climate deal negotiators have been working through a third night in Paris, with those also attending including activists, journalists and scientists.
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Negotiators in Paris work through the night in an effort to secure a new global climate deal, amid hopes that a final draft will be agreed by Saturday morning.
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The unexpected effects of a controversial blockade
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US and French right-wingers in their own words
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Women in the ultra-conservative kingdom of Saudi Arabia are voting for the first time, in municipal elections.
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The BBC's Gabriel Gatehouse investigates how 24 paintings, stolen over a decade ago, fell into the hands of Ukranian militia.
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Cuba and the United States agree to restore a direct postal service, suspended 52 years ago at the height of the Cold War.
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All the Taliban gunmen involved in a deadly attack on a foreign guesthouse near the Spanish embassy in Kabul have been killed, Afghan officials say.
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A look at the life of Yuri Gagarin, ahead of Tim Peake becoming the first British astronaut in space.
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The late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi's son Hannibal has been freed after being briefly kidnapped in Lebanon, security sources say.
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Fifa vice-president Juan Angel Napout resigns as president of the South American football confederation Conmebol.
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The Shetland Pony Grand National will take place at the London International Horse show.
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Gambian President Yahya Jammeh declares his Muslim-majority country an Islamic republic, saying the move marks a break with the colonial past.
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Colombian prosecutors announce an investigation into more than 150 forced abortions alleged to have been carried out by Farc rebels on female fighters.
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Organisers of climate talks in Paris say a final draft text has been reached after nearly two weeks of intensive negotiations.
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France's Laurent Fabius says new climate draft would be legally binding and aims to keep temperature rises 'well below 2C'
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Spanish police say they have seized dozen of pallets made out 1.4 tonnes of compressed cocaine that was made to look like wood.
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Two Egyptian policemen are given five-year jail terms for torturing to death a respected lawyer as he was questioned about the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) says a US attack on one of its Afghan clinics killed at least 42 people - substantially more than first reported.
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The North Korean pop group Moranbong arrives at Beijing airport and flies back to Pyongyang, just hours before its first-ever overseas concert
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A Saudi prince trades insults with US Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump in the wake of Mr Trump's call to ban Muslims from entering the US.
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Demonstrators in Paris wore red at a demonstration near the Arc de Triomphe, as the BBC's Iolo ap Dafydd reports.
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Spanish police say they have seized dozens of pallets made out of 1.4 tonnes of compressed cocaine that was made to look like wood.
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Conservative Saudi Arabia has held an unprecedented election, with women voting and standing as candidates for the first time.
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Tens of thousands of protesters march through the streets of Warsaw, accusing Poland's government of trying to manipulate state institutions.
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Women vote for first time in conservative Saudi Arabia
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At least 34 bodies are found in Burundi's capital amid worsening unrest over the president's decision to serve a third term.
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Key negotiating blocs in Paris, including the G77, and nations such as China and India have indicated they will support the UN's draft climate agreement.
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Eighty-seven people were killed in violence that broke out after coordinated attacks on military sites in Burundi on Friday, the army says.
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More than 10,000 runners dressed in Santa suits have run through the streets of Madrid.
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Global climate change pact agreed at Paris summit, committing all countries to cut carbon emissions for first time
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The Islamic State group lays claim to a deadly car bomb attack in the Syrian city of Homs - days after rebels were evacuated under a ceasefire.
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Two people of Syrian origin are arrested in Geneva on suspicion of making explosives and having links to jihadi groups, the Swiss authorities say.
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Counting is under way after landmark elections in Saudi Arabia, which have seen women voting and standing as candidates for the first time.
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A deal to attempt to limit the rise in global temperatures to less than 2C has been agreed at the climate change summit in Paris after two weeks of negotiations.
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Eighty-seven people were killed in violence that broke out after three military sites were attacked in Burundi on Friday, the army says.
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Spanish police arrest a Colombian man accused of performing more than 100 forced abortions on women fighters with the Farc rebel group.
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