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Scientists have dated the trees to a previous ice age 60,000 years ago, when sea levels were far lower.
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Zeinab Badawi's continuing quest to uncover the history of Africa takes her to the Pharonic Village in Cairo, where she explores the most famous civilisation on the continent.
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Maria Victoria Barros is forced to leave church in an armoured vehicle and protected by riot police.
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Thousands of US brides-to-be are left in limbo as dressmaker Alfred Angelo folds.
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Turkey's president thanks those who "defended the nation" against the coup attempt a year ago.
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The son of Syrian refugees was named after the politician as a thank you to their adopted country.
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Police warns crowds at a country music festival in Saskatchewan to stay clothed at all times.
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A court in Brazil dismisses charges against US swimmer Ryan Lochte relating to false robbery claims he made at the Rio Olympics.
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Horsemeat unfit for human consumption was exported using forged documents, Spanish police found.
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Hossein Ferydoun failed to meet bail terms on unspecified financial issues, the judiciary says.
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Football fans describe the moment eight people died at a Senegal stadium.
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Organisers say 789 people took part, beating the previous record set in Australia by three people.
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Farmers in Thailand pit their prize buffaloes against each other in a racing competition.
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The Israeli PM joins President Macron to commemorate a mass arrest of Jews in Nazi-occupied France.
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Some 33 people are slightly hurt on the Mine Train ride at the Parque de Atracciones in Madrid.
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Iranian officials say Xiyue Wang, a researcher at Princeton University, has received a 10-year sentence.
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Firefighters have been tackling blazes in France, Italy and Croatia.
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The journalist and three other rangers were abducted in the Okapi wildlife reserve on Friday.
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A wall gave way during clashes following a League Cup final at the venue in the capital Dakar.
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The couple agree that their $30,000, non-refundable reception in Indiana should not go to waste.
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One person is killed as police battle residents of an impoverished island in the River Nile.
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Military chiefs say they want to stop the jihadists extending their influence from Afghanistan.
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Photographer Oliver Doyle visits the Armenian town that still bears the scars of an earthquake.
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A crackdown on the practice has led to an intense online debate in Uzbekistan.
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