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American JB Holmes hits a hole-in-one to lead by five shots after the third round of the WGC-Cadillac Championship.
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Islamic State fighter Mohammed Emwazi was deported from Tanzania in 2009 for being drunk and abusive, rather than for terrorism-related reasons, the BBC is told.
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US President Barack Obama pays tribute to the "heroes" who took part in a landmark civil rights march in Selma, Alabama, on the 50th anniversary of the event.
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France refuses to be taught a lesson on smacking
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Germany considers new policy to handle migrants
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Why some women in India do not report rape
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Mohammed Emwazi, the man who went on to become "Jihadi John", was deported from Tanzania for being drunk and abusive, a police officer says.
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Family members of the missing cabin crew of the Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 hold a remembrance event one year after its disappearance.
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New Zealand make it five World Cup wins from five as a six-wicket win eliminates Afghanistan from quarter-final contention.
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Relatives of some of the missing passengers and crew of flight MH370 criticise China's Communist Party over its treatment of the plane's disappearance.
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Manchester United ready to sell Angel Di Maria, Milner tipped for Italian move, Man City want Wilshere, plus more.
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Afghanistan is one of the most challenging places in the world to be a woman and despite some improvements in recent years, many still struggle to find work.
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An Indonesian sports wear manufacturer apologises for a label that says: 'Give this to a woman to wash, it's her job.'
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South Korea's Inbee Park holds off world number one Lydia Ko and American Stacy Lewis to win the HSBC Women's Champions title.
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China's monthly trade surplus hit a record $60.6bn (£40.3bn) in February, as exports grew and imports slid back.
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Reactions have been mixed after the announcement that Electro Velvet will be this year's UK entry for the Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna.
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The UK and Russia will continue to have a "prickly relationship" with no clear change in Vladimir Putin's intentions towards Ukraine, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says.
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Saudi Arabia is now the world's biggest arms importer, having overtaken India, according to a new report on global defence spending.
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Relatives of those missing on flight MH370 are angered by a report that offers no new clues, on the first anniversary of the plane's disappearance.
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England captain Stephanie Houghton will miss the Cyprus Cup final with a knee injury that rules her out for eight to 10 weeks.
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A rocket attack on a United Nations base in northern Mali kills three people and wounds at least 12 others.
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Albert Maysles, the documentary-maker whose 1970 film Gimme Shelter followed the Rolling Stones on their ill-fated US tour, dies aged 88.
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Glenn Maxwell hits the second-fastest century in World Cup history as Australia beat Sri Lanka by 64 runs to reach the last eight.
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A record-breaking attempt to fly around the world in a solar-powered plane is set to get under way on Monday from Abu Dhabi.
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Britain's Jenny Meadows withdraws from Sunday's European Indoors 800m final in Prague on medical grounds.
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Saudi Arabia expresses 'dismay' at international criticism over the flogging of a Saudi blogger, rejecting foreign interference.
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Hundreds of players compete in the UK's biggest ever quidditch tournament, playing a sport adapted from the Harry Potter books.
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England can "shut up" their critics if they thrash Bangladesh in Monday's vital World Cup game, says ex-spinner Graeme Swann.
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Nine-man Dundee United hold on against 10-man Celtic at Tannadice to earn a Scottish Cup quarter-final replay.
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A dog dies after competing at Crufts, with claims he was poisoned being investigated by Belgian police.
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India's NDTV network halts programming for an hour, in protest at the banning of a controversial BBC documentary about the Delhi rape case.
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Niger and Chad launch an offensive against Nigeria's Boko Haram militants, as officials dismiss the group's pledge to IS as a sign of weakness.
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The photographer who made Australia his canvas
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Two men are charged in connection with the murder of Russian opposition activist Boris Nemtsov, as three other suspects appear in a Moscow court.
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Atletico Madrid concede a late equaliser to top-four rivals Valencia to suffer a blow to their La Liga title hopes.
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Relatives of an Australian pair sentenced to death by Indonesia expect to see them for the first time since they arrived at execution site.
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One of the coldest winters on record in the north-eastern US has coincided with record numbers of homeless people living in New York City.
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