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The Indian tribe dedicated to looking after water buffaloes
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Canada's PM-designate Justin Trudeau tells the US president he will be withdrawing Canadian fighter jets from the air strikes against Islamic State.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden says he supported carrying out the operation that killed al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden, a change from previous accounts.
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South Korea's Seong-Jin Cho wins first prize at the 17th international Frederic Chopin piano competition in the Polish capital, Warsaw.
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A "common sense approach" should be applied to parents in England taking children out of school for holidays, the Local Government Association says.
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Australian police planned to conduct random checks at Melbourne taxi ranks as part of a scrapped operation to target visa fraud, local media report.
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Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan says he will serve as US House Speaker if Republicans in the chamber unite behind his candidacy.
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Yum Brands, the company behind KFC and Pizza Hut, says it will spin-off its China unit into a separate company by the end of next year.
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Peatland fires have been affecting Indonesia's Central Kalimantan for weeks, but who is starting them - and will anyone be punished?
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The BBC's World Affairs editor John Simpson has received assurances from the authorities in Libya that they will help cooperate in locating the new suspects in the Lockerbie bombing.
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As rain continues to fall in the Philippines, the BBC's Jon Donnison uses a bucket to find out how much it is raining in an hour.
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Ahmed Mohamed, the Muslim teenager from Texas whose teacher mistook his homemade clock for a bomb, will move with his family to Qatar.
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A key highway in India is blocked in protest against the death of two children, burnt alive in an arson attack in Faridabad.
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The remains of two females - whose remains were found years apart - are identified as a mother and her daughter during murder investigations, Australian police say.
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A government-appointed Sri Lankan judge says allegations troops committed war crimes during the conflict with Tamil Tiger rebels are credible.
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Tropical Storm Koppu heads away from the Philippines' main island of Luzon, leaving behind a trail of devastation and at least 39 dead.
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An opposition leader in Congo-Brazzaville calls for a "peaceful uprising" to prevent Sunday's referendum on whether the president can run for office again.
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Four people are arrested in Yorkshire, and one in London on suspicion of offences under the Terrorism Act.
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Scottish and American investigators are invited to travel to Libya to question two new suspects in the Lockerbie bombing.
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A "common sense approach" should be applied to parents in England taking children out of school for holidays, the LGA says.
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Mexico agrees with an international panel of experts that the investigation into last year's disappearance of 43 students should be reopened.
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The Vatican rejects as "seriously irresponsible" an Italian newspaper report that Pope Francis has a small but curable tumour on his brain.
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A key intelligence network used by the US Army was not operational during the recent mistaken attack on a hospital in Afghanistan, says a member of Congress.
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Thousands of social media users in China are eagerly following President Xi Jinping's ongoing UK state visit.
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Sir Lenny Henry is to present 10-part radio series on the history of black British theatre as part of BBC's On Stage season.
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Bismarck du Plessis and Lood de Jager are named in an unchanged South Africa side to face New Zealand in the World Cup semi-final.
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A number of boats carrying dozens of migrants, including children, have landed at the RAF base at Akrotiri in Cyprus, the Ministry of Defence says.
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Firefighters in Slovenia have extinguished a blaze that started when a number of migrants set tents alight.
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Six leaders of Singapore's City Harvest megachurch are found guilty of misusing S$50m ($35m; £23m) in church money to fund the pastor's wife pop career.
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An Indian monk from the Jain religion says he needs eight months to answer a court summons, as he will have to walk in accordance with his faith.
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Nearly 700 recruits have returned to Kenya after quitting militant groups in the region, a report from the International Organization for Migration says.
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Starbucks and Fiat Chrysler have been told they must pay back up to €30m (£22m) in taxes after European tax deals were ruled illegal.
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Romania's ex-President Ion Iliescu appears in court on charges of crimes against humanity over the violent suppression of a protest in 1990.
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England must "be careful" with all-rounder Ben Stokes as he recovers from a stomach virus, says captain Alastair Cook.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro says an average global oil price of $88 a barrel is needed to guarantee investments worldwide.
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The story Cleopatra, ancient queen of Egypt, was killed by a snake bite is rejected by academics at the University of Manchester.
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Animated sequel Hotel Transylvania 2 tops the UK box office, beating fellow new releases Suffragette and Pan.
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South African students who were marching to parliament in a protest over a rise in student fees have clashed with police.
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Jerry Seinfeld tops Forbes' 2015 list of highest-paid comedians earning $36m, with John Bishop the only UK comedian in the top ten, in ninth place with $8m.
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A Scottish nurse who contracted Ebola while working in West Africa is recovering well after the virus caused her to develop meningitis.
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A US Marine Corps pilot is killed as an F-18 Hornet jet crashes on farmland near an RAF base near the border between Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
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Syria's President Assad has held talks with Russia's President Putin on a surprise visit to Moscow, his first foreign trip since civil war started in 2011.
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Tents are set alight at a transit camp in Slovenia, allegedly by migrants angry at poor living conditions and not being moved on fast enough.
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No other parties were involved in the death of a British woman at an Istanbul airport, her family and employers believe.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden attacks Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for saying that Republicans are her enemies.
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EDF Energy reaches an agreement with China's CGN for a new nuclear power plant at Hinkley Point in Somerset.
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Two Chinese diplomats are killed and a third wounded after a woman opens fire at a restaurant in the central Philippine city of Cebu.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls promises a tough response after members of a community of travellers went on the rampage in south-eastern France.
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President Putin speaks to key players in the Middle East in the wake of the Syrian president's brief surprise visit to Moscow.
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp criticises the handling of young players after Jordan Rossiter is injured on England duty.
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Boats carrying 114 people have landed at the RAF base at Akrotiri in Cyprus, the Ministry of Defence says.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden announces he will not run for the Democratic nomination in the 2016 White House race.
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David Cameron defends the UK's business links with China as he says deals worth £40bn have been struck during President Xi Jinping's visit.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is widely criticised for saying a Palestinian leader persuaded Adolf Hitler to carry out the Holocaust.
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Membership of the EU has made the UK economy more dynamic and able to grow without generating inflation or a financial crisis.
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The family of a Florida musician killed by a Florida police officer urges authorities to release more information about the case.
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A monk in India says he needs eight months to answer a court summons as he will have to walk from one side of the country to the other, due to his faith.
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Anthony Martial rescues a point for Manchester United as they draw with CSKA Moscow in the Champions League.
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A woman due to testify against her Danish husband, who is accused of mutilating women and keeping genitalia parts in a freezer, is shot dead in Lesotho.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel re-affirms her country's responsibility for the Holocaust, following controversial comments by the Israel Prime Minister.
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Ian Pannell reports on the still-rising number of migrants arriving in Lesbos - and the strain it is taking on both the authorities and refugees.
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The Cuban government, working with a US environmental group, announces a long-term plan to protect shark populations swimming in its waters.
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Chelsea's Hazard seeks Real Madrid move, Liverpool chase Porto midfielder, Man City in talks with Brazil teenager, plus more.
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John Simpson visits the Libyan jail where two new suspects in the Lockerbie bombing case are being held.
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Manchester United boss Louis Van Gaal says his team can qualify from Champions League Group B despite drawing at CSKA Moscow.
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Police in New Mexico arrest a man accused of killing a four-year-old girl in a dispute thought to be the result of road rage.
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The BBC's Steve Rosenberg takes a closer look at what might be motivating Russian President Vladimir Putin's movements on the world stage.
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Environment correspondent Matt McGrath explores a US Army tunnel through permafrost in Alaska.
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