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The rise of Australia's visual effects industry
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EU finance ministers grant breathing space to let Athens renegotiate its financial aid package following talks in Brussels.
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The Brazilian fan who sang with The Beatles
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A mental health patient in Uganda tells his story
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Strauss-Kahn trial raises questions about French justice
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Libya's foreign minister calls on international community to support his country's efforts in combating Islamic State.
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Protests spread after a Turkish minibus murder
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New US Defence Secretary Ash Carter arrives in Afghanistan, days after taking up the post, saying he wants "lasting success" for the country.
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A storage warehouse in south-east London is destroyed in a large fire overnight.
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Pakistan make the worst start to an innings in World Cup history as West Indies secure an emphatic 150-run victory.
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Australia's World Cup Pool A match against Bangladesh in Brisbane is washed out without a ball being bowled.
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One million people have signed up to learn about dementia, the Alzheimer's Society says, as ministers announce a further £300m to fund research.
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Monaco have a number of "great clubs" interested in £50m striker Falcao should Man Utd opt not to sign him.
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A group affiliated to Islamic State have claimed responsibility a series of bombings in Libya.
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US actress Kristen Stewart becomes first American actress to win a Cesar Award - the French equivalent of an Oscar - for her role in Cloud of Sils Maria.
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Yemen's former president Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi flees the capital, Sanaa, where he had been under house arrest.
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The family of Ahmad Nawaz, a Pakistani teenager injured in a Taliban attack on his Peshawar school, talk to the BBC as he prepares for major surgery in UK.
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British Oscar hopeful Anna Pinnock has been given time off from working on the new James Bond film Spectre to attend Sunday's Academy Awards.
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A boy seriously injured in the Pakistani school massacre 'played dead' to survive while a gunman searched the room and stepped on him.
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A rally takes place in Moscow to condemn the "coup" in neighbouring Ukraine, a year after the downfall of its pro-Russian president.
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David Cameron calls the disappearance of three London schoolgirls feared to be travelling to join Islamic State extremists in Syria as "deeply concerning".
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The Melbourne pitch will not favour South Africa's pace attack in their World Cup match against India, says AB De Villiers.
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Chinese computer maker Lenovo offers free software so users can remove hidden software that experts warned made them vulnerable to a cyber-attack.
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A rally is under way in Moscow to condemn the uprising in Ukraine which led to the downfall of its pro-Russian president, one year ago.
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Britain's Mo Farah breaks the two-mile indoor world record with a time of eight minutes 3.40 seconds in Birmingham.
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Caracas Mayor Antonio Ledezma is indicted for plotting violence against Venezuela's government - a move condemned by the opposition.
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Greek anti-austerity PM Alexis Tsipras warns of "real difficulties", as he faces a Monday deadline to submit a list of reforms to satisfy lenders.
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Police are investigating a second allegation of racism involving Chelsea fans, after reports that men returning from Paris chanted racist slogans at London's St Pancras station.
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Health officials in India are struggling to contain an outbreak of swine flu after the number of cases doubled within a week.
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The Nigerian army says it has retaken the town of Baga, held by Boko Haram militants since 3 January.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry says new "serious sanctions" are being considered against Russia over its "craven" behaviour in Ukraine.
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Ukrainian government and rebel forces exchange dozens of prisoners, in the first step successfully carried out under the Minsk agreements.
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Olympic champion Laura Trott maintains hopes of a first British gold at the Track World Championships in the omnium.
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Relatives of three London girls believed to be heading to Syria appeal to them to return, as the family of a Glaswegian woman express their horror at reports she may have recruited them.
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Cuba frees the president of a Canadian transport company, Cy Tokmakjian, after more than three years in jail on bribery charges.
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Councillor Rozanne Duncan, expelled by the UK Independence Party over what Nigel Farage described as "deeply racist comments", says she has no regrets.
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Two families of two of the three London schoolgirls believed to be on their way to Syria to join so-called Islamic State, have issued direct appeals to them to return home.
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Ben Woollaston is into his first ranking event final after beating home favourite Mark Williams 6-5 at the Welsh Open.
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Britain's Martin Murray loses to WBA middleweight champion Gennady Golovkin in 11 rounds in Monte Carlo.
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