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The American south-west and central plains may be on course for droughts the like of which they have not seen in over a 1,000 years, scientists say.
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The BBC's Mariko Oi shares her experiences of how the costs of giving birth in Singapore add up.
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The UN Security Council passes a motion cracking down on Islamic State financing as US Republicans push for tougher US military action.
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Asian markets traded mixed on Friday as investors kept a close eye on developments in Europe and hopes for a deal with Greece.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan criticises US President Barack Obama for his silence over the murder of three Muslim students in the US.
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North Korea has 310 new slogans - here they are in English
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Scuffles break out in South Africa's parliament following a protest during President Jacob Zuma's annual State of the Nation speech.
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An Argentine oil company says it is withdrawing from an area of the Peruvian Amazon after four days of protests against environmental damage.
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The government is being urged to extend the scope of the historical child sexual abuse inquiry to also cover Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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Islamic State militants launch an attack on a town in Iraq's Anbar province, close to an airbase that is home to some 300 US marines.
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Young Cubans welcome closer ties with US
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Jaycee Chan, the son of movie star Jackie Chan, has been released after six months in prison in China for a drug offence.
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Amanda Knox, a former US student convicted in Italy over the murder of her British flatmate, is engaged to marry a musician, reports say.
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At least 11 people are killed after three coaches of a train derail in the southern Indian state of Karnataka, railway officials say.
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Two Saudi women who were detained for defying the kingdom's ban on female drivers are freed after more than 70 days in custody, reports say.
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The stars, director and author defend Fifty Shades of Grey after domestic abuse protesters target its London premiere.
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Captain Charlotte Edwards leads the way as England beat New Zealand by 90 runs in their second one-day international.
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The US charges a police officer in Alabama after a 57-year-old Indian was thrown to the ground, an incident he says left him partially paralysed.
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US actor Emile Hirsch is charged with aggravated assault after allegedly choking a female film executive at last month's Sundance Film Festival.
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Nearly 200 pilot whales strand themselves on New Zealand's South Island, as rescuers and volunteers race to refloat them.
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A massive orange cloud forces tens of thousands of people to stay indoors in part of Spain after an accident at a chemical factory.
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James Anderson ridicules criticism by Geoffrey Boycott about the batting of England's World Cup captain Eoin Morgan.
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Kenneth Noye, one of the UK's most notorious criminals, could be released after being granted a parole hearing.
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Singer Don McLean will reveal the meaning of the lyrics to his hit American Pie when the original manuscript goes under the hammer in New York.
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The new attempt to normalise relations between Cuba and the United States has been a long time coming.
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Preview of Saturday's international between England and Italy at Twickenham.
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The head of the FBI has admitted that many police officers in US cities develop racial biases over time.
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Geoff Cross and Sean Lamont replace Euan Murray and Tommy Seymour in Scotland's line-up to face Wales on Sunday.
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European Union leaders call for stricter checks on travellers entering the passport-free Schengen area, in response to last month's Paris attacks.
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Russia says it has made no promises to free Ukrainian military pilot Nadia Savchenko, despite claims following the Minsk peace deal.
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The 11th Cricket World Cup is set to start, with co-hosts Australia and New Zealand both playing on the first day.
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Film critics in India pan the controversial movie MSG: The Messenger of God, made by controversial guru Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh.
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A set of 12 gold-plated animal head sculptures by dissident Chinese artist Ai Weiwei sells for £2.8m ($4.3m) at auction - a new record for the artist.
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The man fighting Greece's 'fiscal waterboarding'
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Saudi Arabia becomes the latest country to close its embassy in Yemen, as the security situation in the country deteriorates.
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The trial of the man accused of killing the real life sniper behind Clint Eastwood's film "American Sniper" is under way in the US.
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Boko Haram militants from Nigeria attack a village on the shores of Lake Chad overnight, the first such attack on Chadian soil, officials say.
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UN climate talks in Geneva have ended with agreement on a draft text for a new climate agreement to be discussed in Paris in December.
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Whistleblower Herve Falciani says he feels vindicated after his email to HMRC offering details of bank account holders in Switzerland is uncovered by Le Monde newspaper.
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Taliban militants attack a Shia mosque in northern Pakistan, killing 20 people and injuring dozens, the second major attack on Shias in recent weeks.
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Aer Lingus reaffirms its support for a £1bn takeover offer from British Airways owner IAG, saying it believes the deal makes commercial sense.
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The eurozone economy grew by a stronger-than-expected 0.3% in the last three months of 2014, helped by rapid growth in Germany.
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The Italian health minister launches an inquiry following the death of a baby who died after she was reportedly turned away from three hospitals.
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Binge-drinking among young adults in Britain is continuing to fall, figures from the Office for National Statistics show.
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New fighting is reported in eastern Ukraine despite a new ceasefire deal that is due to come into force at midnight on Saturday.
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Oscar-nominated British animator Daisy Jacobs is celebrating after winning a Bafta and raising enough money to fund her next project.
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Events are taking place in Germany to mark the 70th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden which created a firestorm and left the city in ruins.
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Andy Farrell calls on England to cash in on the "feelgood factor" after last week's 21-16 victory over Wales.
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Two Al Jazeera journalists imprisoned in Egypt for more than a year, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, leave prison after being bailed by a court.
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Captain Guy Disney becomes the first jockey with an artificial leg to ride over fences in a race in Britain.
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Nearly 200 pilot whales have become stranded on New Zealand's South Island at a spot well-known for whale beachings.
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Shahid Afridi and seven Pakistan team-mates are fined for breaching a curfew before the World Cup clash with India.
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An audit in Sierra Leone reveals that a third of internal donations are not properly accounted for, raising questions over the management of the funds.
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An Argentine prosecutor asks a judge to investigate the country's president over allegations she helped cover up Iran's links to a 1994 bombing.
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US President Barack Obama denounces the killing of three Muslim students in North Carolina as "brutal and outrageous".
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A photograph of two gay lovers in St. Petersburg, which aims to highlight increasing hardships for homosexuals in Russia, has won the World Press Photo of the Year award.
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An ex-air force general is arrested and more than 10 others implicated in a plot to overthrow Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, officials say.
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Better-than-expected growth data from Germany helps push the S&P 500 to a record high and the Dow closes above the symbolic 18,000 threshold once more.
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Egypt says it is ready to evacuate its citizens from Libya after IS militants release images apparently showing Egyptian Christians seized there.
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The US president urges tech firms to share more information with security services, as leading figures gather for a summit in California.
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England's 2015 World Cup preparations suffer a setback as Alex Morgan's header earns the USA victory at Stadium MK.
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Images and voices from Thailand, where officials are distributing condoms or urging teenagers to visit temples on Valentine's Day, rather than having sex.
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Fighting across Eastern Ukraine is showing no signs of letting up as the deadline for a planned ceasefire approaches.
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