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The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall visit monuments to Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr on the first day of a visit to the US.
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In Delhi, students from Ishani SKV Girls' School have been finding out why they cannot wear the clothes they want.
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Pressure on to resolve row between Greece and its creditors
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Mobile phone ban has revived schoolboy calligraphy in Kenya
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Solar Impulse, the solar-powered plane attempting to fly around the world, takes off from India and heads to Myanmar.
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The US Federal Reserve signals a future rise in interest rates, but says it will wait until the labour market improves.
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New government proposals will see residents on Australia's tiny Norfolk Island lose their parliament and have to pay income tax for the first time.
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A US Air Force veteran accused of trying to join Islamic State appears in court in New York and denies all the charges.
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Pop star Ed Sheeran sells the two millionth copy of his album X, in the UK, nine months after it went on sale.
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The number of used wet wipes littering beaches in the UK has increased by 50% in the last year, a survey of 301 locations suggests.
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A church in San Francisco has promised to remove sprinklers it installed to deter rough sleepers and prevent drug abuse.
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Ahmed Maher has been to visit an Iraqi Christian radio station which is trying to provide a much-needed boost for its audience.
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Thailand's Supreme Court orders former PM Yingluck Shinawatra to stand trial for negligence over a controversial rice subsidy scheme.
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Tom Burridge reports from one of Ukraine's divided regions, Donetsk, from both sides of the frontline.
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Internet giant Yahoo is closing its China office and laying off "around 350" employees as part of a worldwide consolidation aimed at cutting costs.
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At least two people are killed and several others injured in a shooting in a restaurant in the south-western Swedish city of Gothenburg.
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Serena Williams reaches the semi-finals of the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells by beating Timea Bacsinszky.
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Tunisia's president vows to fight terrorism "without mercy" following a gun attack in Tunis that killed 19 people, most of them tourists.
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Kane set for England call, Wolfsburg eye Everton striker Lukaku again, plus more.
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On patrol with French forces combating Islamist expansion
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Natalia Kills and Willy Moon apologise after being sacked for making abusive comments to a contestant on The X Factor NZ.
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Lock Geoff Parling will start England's Six Nations finale against France on Saturday with Dave Attwood dropping out.
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Chile's Villarrica volcano shows renewed activity following an eruption on 3 March which prompted the evacuation of thousands of people.
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Three officials resign after an endangered Siberian tiger cub leaps to its death from an 11th floor apartment in Qingdao in eastern China.
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A Pakistani teenager who was flown to the UK for surgery after being shot by the Taliban, has been speaking to the BBC.
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An education minister in Argentina has stopped waves of teachers' strikes by giving every teacher his mobile phone number and inviting them to call him with their complaints.
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There were ugly scenes in Australia's parliament on Thursday when Prime Minister Tony Abbott compared Labour Party leader Bill Shorten to the Germany WWII propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels.
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Defending champions India coast into the World Cup semi-finals with a 109-run victory over Bangladesh in Melbourne.
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One Direction stars Zayn Malik and Louis Tomlinson face losing more than £3000 each if they are caught using, or promoting, illegal drugs in Manila.
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Islamic State jihadists may have committed genocide and war crimes in its attacks on Iraq's minority Yazidi community, a UN reports says.
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Russian police are hunting an unusual vandal, who sprayed graffiti on the walls of a site where philosopher Immanuel Kant is thought to have lived.
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One of two gunmen who carried out an attack that killed 20 tourists at a Tunis museum was known to the authorities, Tunisia's PM says.
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Four people arrested in connection with Tunisia museum attack which left 20 foreign tourists dead, the president's office says.
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Incoming ECB chairman Colin Graves has spoken to Kevin Pietersen about a return to the England side.
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Swiss watchmaker Tag Heuer partners with top tech firms to build an Android Wear-powered smartwatch.
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A German comedian sparks confusion after claiming he faked a video apparently showing Greece's finance minister giving the middle finger to Germany.
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England manager Roy Hodgson names Tottenham striker Harry Kane in his squad to face Lithuania and Italy.
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Cheating in exams is common in the Indian state of Bihar, but new images emerge showing how blatant the practice is.
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Tanzania's parliament approves a tough new law aimed at curbing foreign employment, as a lawmaker accuses Chinese nationals of taking local jobs.
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The governor of Virginia is calling for an investigation into the violent arrest of a black university student, which has sparked protests.
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Keeping things simple is one of the keys to India's continuing World Cup success, according to captain MS Dhoni.
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British military personnel have started training members of the Ukrainian army engaged in fighting against pro-Russian rebels, the BBC learns.
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Former head of Russian football says too much is made of racism in the country and questioned if monkey chants are racist.
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A Mexican-American man convicted for the 1992 murder of his sister and brother-in-law is freed after a court rules he confessed under torture.
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Warplanes target the palace used by Yemen's President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi in Aden, following deadly clashes at the city's airport.
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Awkward handshakes and territorial rows - the background to the China-Japan talks in less than 60 seconds.
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Costa Cruises and MSC Cruises, two Italian cruise companies, cancel planned stops in Tunisian ports following shootings at a museum in Tunis that killed 21 people.
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China and Japan are holding their first high-level security talks in four years, following tensions over territorial and historical issues.
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A three-day curfew will come into force across parts of Sierra Leone next week to try and contain the Ebola crisis, a health official says.
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American Lindsey Vonn wins a 19th World Cup title to equal Swedish legend Ingemar Stenmark's record.
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A British woman who was among 23 people killed in shootings at a museum in Tunis on Wednesday is named as Sally Adey.
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Fifa confirms 2022 World Cup final in Qatar will take place on 18 December - and France will host 2019 Women's World Cup.
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Budget airline Ryanair abandons plans to operate transatlantic flights, just days after it said its board had approved the measure.
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An Afghan woman is lynched by a crowd in the Afghan capital Kabul after reportedly burning a copy of the Koran, police say.
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The Greek debt crisis dominates as EU leaders gather for a summit in Brussels, which is also due to focus on relations with Russia over Ukraine.
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A court in Egypt has acquitted former Interior Minister Habib al-Adly of a corruption charge, the last in a string of cases he has faced since 2011.
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Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders draws sharp criticism for having his face painted black during a traditional festival in Brussels.
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Illegal immigrants are being smuggled out of the UK via Dover to evade deportation then smuggled back, a BBC investigation has found.
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Political activists from Burkina Faso and Senegal, who were detained for four days in the Democratic Republic of Congo, are expected to be repatriated on Thursday.
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Violence the Mexican city of Acapulco is taking a toll on the tourism industry, the BBC finds.
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Sea ice in the Arctic Ocean has fallen to the lowest recorded level for the winter season, according to US scientists.
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Prince Charles meets US president Barack Obama at the White House during his tour of the country.
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Everton become the last English side to exit European competition as they are beaten soundly by Dynamo Kiev in Ukraine.
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A woman was beaten, stabbed and had her unborn child stolen from her womb when she visited a house to buy clothes advertised on Craigslist.
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Free wi-fi - but do shoppers understand the deal?
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The US Federal Aviation Administration approves Amazon's plans to begin testing drones for online deliveries.
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Nigerian football officials set up a friendly match against Uganda and say original opponents Bolivia "chickened out".
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A Tunisian woman who was working in the Parliament building next a museum that was attached recalls the horror of the terrorism
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Malcolm Fraser, who was Australian prime minister between 1975 and 1983, has died following a brief illness.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu waters down a pre-election vow not to allow the establishment of a Palestinian state.
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