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The UK government says it is selling its 40% stake in the cross-Channel train operator Eurostar to an Anglo-Canadian consortium for £757.1m.
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Australia's economy grew 2.5% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier, marking its slowest pace of annual growth last year.
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Views on how life for Turkey's women is changing
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A retired engineer in the USA has created a 'kinetic sculpture' that can replicate digital files and play them on a violin.
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US retail giant Target plans to cut several thousand jobs as it tries to slash $2bn (£1.3bn) in costs over the next two years.
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A judge in Brazil is suspended from an insider trading case against tycoon Eike Batista, after he is seen driving the billionaire's Porsche.
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Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer apologises for telling Australian PM Tony Abbott to "commit suicide" during press conference.
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The Reserve Bank of India cuts its key interest rate, in a surprise move for the second time this year.
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David Cameron will "raise concerns" about human rights when he meets Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto later, Downing Street says.
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Brazil's chief prosecutor seeks to investigate 54 people, including politicians, for alleged involvement in a kickback scheme at state oil firm Petrobras.
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England's Stuart Broad says he is yet to get over the mental scars of being hit in the face by a bouncer last year.
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Two members of the Bali Nine Australian drug smuggling ring are moved to the Indonesian island where they and other foreigners face execution.
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US President Barack Obama reacts scathingly to a speech by Israel's prime minister, saying it offers no viable alternative to his Iran policy.
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Ten more drones are spotted flying over Paris and reports say police are searching for four men after a chase in the east of the city.
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UK bank Standard Chartered reports a steep fall in full-year profits after a "tough year" and foregoes bonuses for its directors.
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Europe's top human rights watchdog criticises France for failing to explicitly ban smacking children, saying its laws are "not sufficiently clear".
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A group of airline passengers in Nepal had a lucky escape after their plane skidded off a runway in dense fog.
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The Colombian authorities arrest the captain of a Chinese ship on its way to Cuba after finding undeclared gunpowder and cannon shells aboard.
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The man protecting China's elephants and their home
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The UK has won a court ruling against the European Central Bank which could have forced British firms handling large euro transactions to be based in the eurozone.
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Islamist militants have seized two oil fields in central Libya, officials say, as rival factions reportedly carry out air strikes.
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Prince William condemns illegal wildlife trading and calls for more international help in a speech on the final day of his tour of China.
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An ex-Royal Marine has become the first Briton to be killed while fighting with Kurdish forces against Islamic State in Syria, a Kurdish militia says.
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Flooding in north-western Tanzania has killed at least 38 people and left hundreds of others homeless, police tell the BBC.
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Michael Phelps may be allowed to compete at swimming's World Championships in Russia after originally being banned.
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South Sudan's foreign minister warns that the imposition of any US-backed sanctions would be counter-productive to the peace process.
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A controversial pornographic artwork on display in London can only be viewed through a peephole, to prevent it being seen by minors.
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A judge in France issues arrest warrants for three people suspected of being behind a 1982 attack on a Jewish restaurant in Rue des Rosiers in Paris.
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Wales captain Sam Warburton has returned to training after a knee injury and is confident of facing Ireland on 14 March.
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Iraqi soldiers and Shia militiamen are seeking to surround Islamic State fighters in Tikrit, on the third day of an operation to retake the city.
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A play about four generations of women growing up in Croatia after World War Two wins a prestigious playwriting prize for women.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin demands an end to "shameful" political killings in Russia, after the murder of opposition politician Boris Nemtsov.
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Video challenges how South Asian migrants are seen in Gulf
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Omar Trevino Morales, the leader of Mexico's Zetas drugs cartel and one of the country's most wanted men, has been captured, security officials say.
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There is growing concern about the future of an orphanage run by a British charity in Sierra Leone, after one member of staff died last week from Ebola.
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Australia post a World Cup record total as they beat Afghanistan by the biggest winning margin in the tournament's history.
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US billionaire Paul Allen announces he has discovered the famous WW2 Japanese battleship, Musashi, more than 70 years after it was sunk.
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Kevin Pietersen's return to the England team would be "untenable", says former one-day captain Adam Hollioake.
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Seven ex-government officials in Kenya are charged in connection with the multimillion-dollar Anglo Leasing corruption scam that came to light in 2004.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry is meeting Gulf leaders in Riyadh to address their concerns over a possible nuclear deal with Iran.
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A British Open Championship venue lifts its ban on female memberships for the first time in its 128-year history.
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Nigel Farage sets out UKIP's plan to cut work-related immigration to the UK but rules out setting a target, as David Cameron and Ed Miliband clash over the issue.
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Indian anti-corruption party AAP sidelines two of its founder members, amid feuding following its Delhi election win last month.
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India's home minister promises an inquiry into how a TV crew was allowed to interview a death-row prisoner convicted over the Delhi 2012 gang rape and murder.
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Pakistan's defence minister has told the BBC that his country will do whatever it can to bring the Afghan-Taliban to talks with Afghanistan's government.
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Ukrainian military pilot Nadia Savchenko says she feels "OK" despite spending 82 days on hunger strike in prison in Russia.
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A batsman could soon score 300 in a one-day international, according to Australia captain Michael Clarke.
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Five opposition parties in Lesotho form a coalition government after snap elections, called after a failed coup, did not produce an outright winner.
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The US Supreme Court appears sharply divided over a healthcare law challenge that could threaten health insurance for eight million Americans.
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Scientists working in Ethiopia have uncovered a jawbone fossil which may push the origin of humans back 400,000 years.
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The US justice department has said it will not charge former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson over the killing of black teenager Michael Brown.
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The European Union is to review its policy towards neighbouring nations amid criticism of its handling of the crisis in Ukraine.
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Ukrainian former finance minister Yuri Kolobov, who is wanted for fraud, has been arrested in Spain, the interior ministry in Kiev says.
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Dozens of Syrian security personnel and rebels have been killed in an attack on an intelligence facility in the city of Aleppo, activists say.
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A jawbone, thought to belong to one of the world's very first humans, has been found in Ethiopia.
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A Pakistani man extradited from the UK to the US has been found guilty of plotting bomb attacks in several countries.
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More than 100 South African firefighters are battling wildfires on the mountains around Cape Town.
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Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman has seven days to convince the UK government not to force him to sell newly acquired oil and gas assets in the North Sea.
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Tracey Ullman is to return to the BBC with her own comedy series, some 30 years after she was a regular face on British TV.
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop offers prisoner swap in last-ditch attempt to save two Australian drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia.
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Turkish Airlines plane skids off runway at Nepal airport
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Some 33 miners are feared dead in a suspected methane gas blast at a coal mine in a rebel-held region of eastern Ukraine.
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At least 30 miners are feared dead in a suspected methane gas blast at a coal mine in a rebel-held region of eastern Ukraine.
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The Serious Fraud Office is investigating liquidity auctions held by the Bank of England during the financial crisis, the bank says.
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A Pakistani man extradited from the UK to the US has been convicted for plotting attacks in several countries.
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US ambassador to South Korea Mark Lippert is injured by an armed attacker while attending a meeting in the capital Seoul, local media report.
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An Argentine prosecutor appeals against last week's decision to throw out controversial allegations against President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
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Former Australian Idol winner and X Factor judge Guy Sebastian will be Australia's first ever entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest.
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