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How an Israeli and an Iranian bonded over chamber music
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The film stars abducted by North Korea and forced to make movies
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A collection of rare objects, including a shield thought to have been picked up by Captain Cook in 1770, are set to return to Australia for the first time.
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Will Narendra Modi be India's Thatcher?
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A US intelligence assessment of security threats faced by the country highlights cyber attacks from foreign governments and criminals.
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The parents of 43 Mexican students who went missing five months ago in the town of Iguala lead a march in Mexico City to demand justice.
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Are the Afghan Taliban ready to talk?
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Why 2015 may be the year for Colombia authors
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BBC reporter witnesses racism in Russian football first-hand
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How a Brazilian politician was mocked online
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One of the world's biggest listed winemakers, Australia's Treasury Wine Estates (TWE) has returned to profit in the six months to December.
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As the US tweaks its web regulations, Cuba is looking to radically update its internet infrastructure.
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A gunman kills three people and then himself at an apartment in the South Korean city of Hwaseong, reports say.
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Virginia becomes the second US state to agree compensation for people who were forcibly sterilised under eugenics programmes until the 1970s.
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A Hong Kong woman is jailed for six years for severely abusing her Indonesian maid, in a case that sparked international concern.
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A white llama and a smaller black one escaped during a visit to a former llama rancher in Arizona.
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Russia will host the next football World Cup, and with three years to go before the finals, FIFA has called the level of racism in the Russian game "completely unacceptable".
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At least 15 people are missing after a boat believed to be carrying would-be migrants capsizes off Macau.
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British world number one taekwondo fighter Aaron Cook wants to represent Moldova at Rio Olympics.
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Six people accused of burning to death three British tourists in 2002 riots in the India state of Gujarat are acquitted.
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The growing craze among Botswana's youth
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Australia captain Michael Clarke hopes talk of his injury worries will stop when he returns to action against New Zealand.
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Japan's benchmark Nikkei index edged up to a new 15-year high as the yen weakened, with investors shrugging off a raft of mostly disappointing economic figures.
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Iraqi minority groups are subject to a "systematic strategy" by IS to drive them out of the country, human rights groups warn.
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Mark Lowen speaks to business owners in Athens about the government's anti-austerity stance.
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AB de Villiers hits the fastest 150 in ODIs as South Africa condemn West Indies to a World Cup record-equalling 257-run defeat.
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Jack Nowell and Alex Goode are named in England's starting XV to face Ireland in the Six Nations on Sunday.
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The widow of a man killed by "Jihadi John", the masked Islamic State militant identified on Thursday as a man from London, says she wants him caught alive.
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Ugandan police harass and physically abuse gay people in custody, including subjecting them to intrusive examinations, a rights report says.
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French aviation firm Airbus reports a big jump in full-year profits despite setting aside €551m (£401m) for delays on its A400M military aircraft.
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A Picasso painting smuggled into the US last December, disguised as a Christmas parcel, is being returned to its home in France.
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Everton face a trip to conflict-torn Ukraine after being drawn against Dynamo Kiev in the last 16 of the Europa League.
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German MPs vote overwhelmingly to extend financial aid to Greece by another four months, despite public scepticism.
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The Islamic State (IS) group has released a video appearing to show the destruction of statues in Iraq. Why is it doing this?
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Two militants on trial for killing a group of mountaineers in Pakistan in 2013 have broken out of prison, police say.
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Danish police arrest a third man suspected of aiding a gunman who killed two people in attacks in Copenhagen earlier this month.
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The parents of a former Thai princess are detained under the lese majeste law, after admitting that they misused their royal connections.
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A federal judge in Argentina dismisses accusations that President Cristina Fernandez had covered up alleged Iranian involvement in 1994 a bomb attack.
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The strategically important city of Mariupol is being defended not only by regular Ukrainian army troops but also by fighters who swear allegiance to the Azov Battalion.
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International Airlines Group (IAG) reports a big jump in annual profits and raises its forecast for 2015 after a "remarkable" turnaround at Spanish airline Iberia.
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Ukraine's president says a "military threat from the east" will remain even if a truce with rebels holds, a warning seen as a reference to Russia.
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Prince William continues his visit to Japan, lunching with the Japanese Emperor Akihito, as Peter Hunt reports from Tokyo.
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Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe admits failures in the country's controversial land reform programme, saying some farms were "too big".
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Turkish court fines a man for "emotional violence" for telling his wife he doesn't love her.
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US markets open lower on Friday after GDP is revised down to an annualised 2.2% for the last three months of 2014.
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A US-Bangladeshi blogger whose campaigning for a secular society in Bangladesh angered Islamists is hacked to death on a street in the capital Dhaka.
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A South African girl has been found 17 years after she was stolen from her mother shortly after being born in a Cape Town hospital.
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Mexican security forces confirm the arrest of the country's most wanted drug lord - Knights Templar chief Servando 'La Tuta' Gomez.
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The Ukrainian army is using the current truce to "rearm and re-group", says the BBC's Paul Wood from the village of Peski, near Donetsk airport.
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The prime minister defends the security services amid criticisms they failed to stop the Islamic State militant known as "Jihadi John" from travelling to Syria.
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Anxious times as Mariupol awaits the arrival of pro-Russian rebels
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Authorities in Spain arrest eight people accused of travelling to eastern Ukraine to fight alongside pro-Russian rebels.
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Russia's president says he is cutting the salaries of his staff by 10%, as Russia's finances are hit by low oil prices and Western sanctions.
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Ed Miliband says £9,000 tuition fees in England have been a "disaster" and promises Labour would fund a reduction by cutting tax relief on high earners' pensions.
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A popular Rwandan singer is jailed for 10 years after being convicted of planning to kill President Kagame and inciting hatred against the government.
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Akbar Hossain reports from the site in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, where attackers hacked to death a US-Bangladeshi blogger, Avijit Roy.
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Leonard Nimoy, the actor who played Mr Spock in the US science fiction series Star Trek, has died at the age of 83.
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The Senate has passed full funding for homeland security shortly after the House passed its own short-term version as a shutdown deadline looms.
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Indiana could be the first US state to introduce baby boxes - anonymous drop-off points designed to prevent the deaths of abandoned infants.
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Four Thai fishermen thought to have been held by Somali pirates longer than any other captives have been freed, officials say.
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The reported destruction of historic artefacts in Iraq by Islamic State militants is a war crime, the head of the UN agency for culture says.
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Fifa president Sepp Blatter says the Qatar 2022 World Cup final should be played no later than 18 December.
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Katy Watson describes how the net closed in on Mexico's most wanted drug lord Servando "La Tuta" Gomez who was captured on Friday morning.
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A Nepalese army officer ordered the torture of two suspected rebels during the country's civil war, a British court hears.
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Eight people have been killed and one person injured in a series of shootings in the US state of Missouri, police say.
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Paul Wood and cameraman Moose Campbell report from the frontline near Donetsk in eastern Ukraine.
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Greek PM Alexis Tsipras denies his country will need a third international bailout, and vows to "start working hard" to change the country.
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The slowdown in the US economy at the end of last year was more pronounced than previously thought, official figures show.
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A leading Russian opposition politician, former deputy PM Boris Nemtsov, has been shot dead in Moscow, Russian media report.
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One US city comes to terms with its legacy of Chinese exclusion
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Has the music died for Brazil's middle class?
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Wanted men and women could hinder improved US-Cuba ties
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Cuban and US diplomats are optimistic about progress at talks in Washington on restoring full relations between the two countries.
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