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A person's ability to taste umami in food is closely linked to their overall health, particularly in older people, Japanese researchers suggest.
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At least 18 people are killed in Egypt during street protests marking the fourth anniversary of the start of the 2011 uprising.
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The American who changed the way Sherlock Holmes looks
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The anti-austerity Syriza party wins the Greek general election promising to renegotiate the country's bailout in a challenge to international creditors.
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The Burmese government say investigations are continuing into the rape and murder of two teachers last week.
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US Air Force UFO secrets revealed
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How did Nigeria's Boko Haram become so strong?
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France's Le Pen family split over controversial anti-Muslim video
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Andy Murray is ready for a partisan home crowd at his Australian Open quarter-final against Nick Kyrgios on Tuesday.
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President Obama and the Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi, say they have reached a long awaited breakthrough on issues holding up civil nuclear co-operation.
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The most senior US envoy for East Asia is in Thailand for talks with its military government, the highest-level contact since last year's coup.
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Chinese property giant Dalian Wanda is set to invest $1bn (£667m) in a real estate development near Sydney Harbour.
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A "potentially historic blizzard" could dump up to 90cm (3ft) of snow on the US north-east coast, including New York, meteorologists warn.
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott uses Australia Day to announce a knighthood for Prince Philip, sparking criticism from lawmakers.
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Teachers at some schools in north-western Pakistan have been told they can take guns into school to protect students.
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A hacker group attacks the official website of Malaysia Airlines, but the company says bookings and user data are not compromised.
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Pakistan's desperate measures to protect schools
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Poland and Russia quarrel over Auschwitz liberation
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Asian markets experienced mixed fortunes as investors reacted to the news that the anti-austerity Syriza party had won the Greek election.
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West Ham and Senegal striker Diafra Sakho is "saddened" and "angered" by criticism of his Africa Cup of Nations absence.
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Anti-austerity Syriza party leader Alexis Tsipras vows to end Greece's "five years of humiliation and pain" after winning the general election.
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Pop star Kylie Minogue is to headline the British Summer Time festival at Hyde Park in June, with support from Grace Jones and Nile Rogers.
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Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi and US President Barack Obama are holding talks on climate change.
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England and India will meet for a place in the tri-series final after Australia's game against India was washed out.
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Plans for a new £75m women's prison in the west of Scotland have been scrapped, the Scottish government confirms.
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Dozens of police commandos are killed as they storm a village controlled by Islamist rebels in Maguindanao province, southern Philippines, say officials.
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There are fears the Ebibeyin Stadium is too small to host Equatorial Guinea's quarter-final on Saturday and may cause safety problems.
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The two sons of Hosni Mubarak are released from jail, a day after the fourth anniversary of the uprising that ousted the former Egyptian president.
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The body of Mexican journalist Moises Sanchez, who was abducted by gunmen on 2 January, is found in the town of Medellin de Bravo in Veracruz.
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Venus Williams reaches her first Grand Slam quarter-final since 2010 as she joins sister Serena in the last eight in Australia.
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President Barack Obama begins the second day of his visit to India by becoming the first US head of state to attend the Republic Day parade.
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Greek singer Demis Roussos, who sold more than 60 million albums worldwide, has died aged 69 in hospital in Athens, hospital sources tell the BBC.
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Pakistan works to restore power after a suspected rebel attack at the weekend causes a huge blackout across the country.
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The militia group which abducted Central African Republic's sports minister demands the release of its detained commander, an official says.
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Real Madrid complete a deal to sign Lucas Silva from Brazilian club Cruzeiro for a reported fee of £9.7m.
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad dismisses the country's Western-backed opposition as "puppets", as a new round of peace talks begins in Moscow.
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Top seed Novak Djokovic reaches the Australian Open quarter-finals with a 6-4 7-5 7-5 win over a gutsy Gilles Muller.
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African states should act quickly and collectively to curb the growing threat posed by Nigeria's militant Islamists, the African Union chief says.
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Ugandan rebel Dominic Ongwen becomes the first Lord's Resistance Army commander to appear at the International Criminal Court on war crimes charges.
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An Egyptian doctor is convicted of the manslaughter of a girl who died after undergoing an illegal female genital mutilation procedure, activists say.
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The man behind India's iconic cartoon
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Famous Indian cartoonist RK Laxman, who will be remembered for his Common Man sketches, dies in hospital aged 94.
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Mexico's Colima Volcano, also known as the Fire Volcano, erupted again on Sunday.
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A trial involving France's richest woman has begun in Bordeaux with a revelation that one of the key defendants tried to commit suicide
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The Church of England has consecrated its first female bishop, the Reverend Libby Lane, in a ceremony at York Minster.
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Irish airline Aer Lingus says it is considering a revised offer of €2.55 a share from British Airways owner IAG.
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Facebook has blocked a page which a Turkish court claimed was offensive to the Prophet Muhammad.
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Sudan's Chinese-built palace shows new balance of power
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Spain's Defence Ministry says 10 people have died after an F-16 jet crashed at a military base.
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The US embassy in Yemen is closed to the public until further notice because of security concerns, the state department says.
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A flying device known as a "quad copter" triggered a security alert when it landed in the grounds of the White House, a US official says.
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The head of Greece's far-left Syriza party, Alexis Tsipras, is sworn in as prime minister and is set to lead an anti-austerity coalition.
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The German government warns Greece that it must meet its commitments to lenders, after the election win of the Greek anti-austerity Syriza party.
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Tunisia and DR Congo both make it through to the Africa Cup of Nations quarter-finals after they draw in Bata.
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Benedict Cumberbatch says "I'm an idiot" after talking about "coloured actors" on a US talk show.
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The FBI has arrested a man on charges he was spying for Russia and trying to recruit sources in New York City, says the US attorney general.
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Two prior attempts to kill ex-Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko may have been made before he died from radiation poisoning in 2006, the BBC has learned.
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Nato's secretary-general dismisses as "nonsense" an accusation by Russia's Vladimir Putin that the Ukrainian army is a "foreign legion" of the alliance.
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DR Congo coach Florent Ibenge and Tunisia counterpart Georges Leekens admit qualifying for the last eight has been tough.
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A former CIA officer has been convicted of leaking classified details of a US operation against Iran to a New York Times reporter.
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A "potentially historic blizzard" could dump up to 90cm (3ft) of snow on the US north-east coast, the National Weather Service has warned.
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A French court stops parents from naming their baby girl Nutella after the hazelnut spread, ruling that it would make her the target of derision.
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Eight French people are among 10 killed when a Greek fighter jet crashes during take-off at a Nato air base in central Spain.
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Russia's credit rating is cut to junk by US ratings agency Standard and Poor's for the first time in a decade.
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Nato has dismissed as "nonsense" claims by Vladimir Putin that Nato soldiers are fighting alongside Ukrainian government troops in Eastern Ukraine.
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Kurdish forces have driven Islamic State (IS) militants from of Kobane, officials say, ending a four-month battle for the northern Syrian town.
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Ten people have been killed and 13 injured at a military base in Spain, when a Greek fighter jet lost power and crashed into other aircraft parked on the ground.
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A UK government minister apologies after giving a watch to the mayor of Taipei, not realising it was a taboo act in Chinese culture.
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