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Who is the "Brad Pitt" of Muslim clerics?
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How an Italian novelist faked a US presidential campaign
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Could dating contracts save the lives of Namibian lovers?
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An Australian author says she "fell off her chair" when she discovered an email about a $150,000 (A$207,000; £106,000) literary award was not a hoax.
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Malaysia says there is a "high possibility" debris found off Mozambique came from a Boeing 777, the same model as missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370.
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Nigerian migrant Zimako Jones told BBC News about the school he built in the Calais "Jungle"
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Ecuador's Tungurahua volcano has erupted, spewing columns of ash and smoke into the air.
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Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico is hoping his anti-migrant position will get him re-elected in 5 March elections.
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Hollywood actor Richard Gere has spoken to the BBC about the American presidential campaign.
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But many Kenyan schoolchildren still lack desks
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More than 25,000 migrants are now stranded in Greece as border controls further north are tightened.
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Students in the Venezuelan city of San Cristobal clash with police as they protest against a court ruling curtailing the legislature's powers.
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Dramatic CCTV footage shows at least 10 masked robbers break into a gun store in Houston, Texas, and steal more than 50 weapons.
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The LRA rebel force abducts 217 people, including 54 children, in Central African Republic (CAR), in a sharp rise in attacks, a campaign group says.
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A man on trial in southern Russia faces a possible one-year prison sentence for having written "there is no God" on the internet.
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North Korea fires six short-range projectiles off its coast, according to South Korea, hours after tough new UN sanctions.
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In 1972, Roberto Canessa was one of 45 people aboard a plane that crashed high in the Andes mountains.
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An ex-state department employee who set up the private email server used by Hillary Clinton when she was secretary of state has been granted immunity, according to US media reports.
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Two women reported to be members of a far-left militant group are killed after attacking police in Istanbul, the Turkish city's governor says.
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Syria's electricity network suffers a massive breakdown across the country for unknown reasons, state media say.
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Award-winning Honduran indigenous and environmental rights activist Berta Caceres is killed by two armed men in her home in western Honduras.
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A student pilot from Egypt is facing deportation from the US after posting on Facebook that the world would thank him if he killed Donald Trump.
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South African athlete Oscar Pistorius is denied leave to appeal against his conviction for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp.
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A Ukrainian pilot accused of killing two Russian journalists vows to go on hunger strike after being denied a closing statement at her trial.
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Egypt says it has extradited a Frenchman to the Dominican Republic for allegedly aiding the escape of two pilots sentenced in a drug case.
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Why did Pakistan say it is hosting Afghan Taliban leaders?
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This season's Greek Cup is cancelled after the semi-final between PAOK Salonika and Olympiakos was abandoned.
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A Somali military court sentences to death a former journalist accused of helping al-Shabab murder five of his fellow reporters.
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European Council President Donald Tusk warns illegal economic migrants against coming to Europe, during a new push to solve the EU migrant crisis.
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The BBC's Danny Savage reports from the Greece-Macedonia border - where thousands of refugees and migrants are stranded.
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Dramatic footage shows the moment a truck driver was saved from the top of a lorry after flood waters swept over it in Peru.
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The Brazilian Supreme Court votes to back corruption charges against the speaker of the lower house of Congress, Eduardo Cunha.
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Spain's Princess Cristina testifies for the first time at her trial for alleged tax fraud, answering only the questions posed by her own lawyer.
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A rare albino whale has been filmed off Mexico's Pacific coast - apparently gliding through the waters with its calf.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his country's nuclear weapons should be ready for use "at any time", state media report.
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