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Coral bleaching has hit two-thirds of Australia's Great Barrier Reef within two years, surveys show.
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John Clarke was famous for sending up politicians and conducting mock interviews.
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The US says Russia bears responsibility for the Syrian chemical attack, ahead of a G7 meeting.
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Violence erupted as thousands protesting against Indian rule stormed polling stations.
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The rising price of accommodation means Swedish store chain aims to put a roof over workers’ heads.
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People can earn up to 500,000 yuan (£58,000; $72,000) by submitting information on foreign spies.
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Police on jetskis pursued the aspiring rapper 2pec after he allegedly ran up a large bill.
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The Tamaulipas state ex-governor is accused of taking bribes to turn a blind eye to drug smuggling.
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Carme Chacón symbolised women's rights by reviewing troops in Afghanistan while heavily pregnant.
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The BBC's Steve Rosenberg looks at how Russia's papers are covering the US attack on Syria.
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An Egyptian Christian tells of a climate of fear among his community after two bombings.
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Pakistan accuses him of espionage and sabotage, but India has condemned the claims as "farcical".
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Dogs with a sweet tooth are in for a treat because an ice cream shop in Mexico has started serving up frozen treats for pooches.
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Russian schoolchildren in Moscow give their views on politics, after protests across the country.
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The royal family leads tributes as officials say the main suspect is a jihadist sympathiser.
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British Vogue confirms Edward Enninful will take over from Alexandra Shulman.
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Aleksandar Vucic won more than half the votes in Serbia's election, but some people are not happy.
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South African president says racist placards were held by those calling for him to resign.
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France's centrist candidate wants firms to release encrypted messages between terror suspects.
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The G7 nations wrestle with how to pressure Russia over Syria after the suspected chemical attack.
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The USA, Canada and Mexico say they will make a joint bid to host the 2026 World Cup - the first after expansion from 32 to 48 teams.
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A video emerges of a man being forcibly removed from his seat because the flight was overbooked.
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Spanish police say he ran the Kelihos botnet, hacking information and installing malicious software.
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French Guiana's protesters have called for a national 'shutdown' as unrest enters its second week.
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The US warns Syria not to use chemical weapons again, as G7 holds key talks in Italy.
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Worshippers return to church in Tanta, Egypt, after a bomb that killed 28 people.
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Ely Susiawati says she sometimes feels sad when she thinks of her mother, who works overseas.
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An island community with one of the lowest vaccination rates in the US has provoked a storm.
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The foreign ministry says it will respond by "force of arms" to "reckless moves".
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There were at least 1,032 executions in 2016, a drop driven by fewer deaths in Iran and Pakistan.
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The oil firm admits it dealt with a convicted money-launderer when negotiating Nigerian oil rights.
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How do Turks in the Netherlands feel about Turkey's controversial referendum on 16 April?
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