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Singer Morrissey has been forced to cancel more shows in the US to have further treatment for a bleeding ulcer.
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A powerful tornado in the US state of Mississippi has wrecked homes and vehicles, uprooted trees and left thousands of homes without power
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The Pentagon will extend some family benefits to same-sex partners of US military members, Defence Secretary Leon Panetta says.
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A gunman, his estranged wife and another woman are dead after a shoot-out at a courthouse in the US state of Delaware, officials say.
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US President Barack Obama presents the Medal of Honor to a former soldier, saying he prevailed in one of the most intense battles in the Afghan war.
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A former US soldier receives the nation's highest military award for fighting off an attack by hundreds of insurgents on an isolated Afghan base.
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Fun, Gotye, The Black Keys and Mumford and Sons are among the main award recipients at the 55th Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.
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Paul Gascoigne's therapist says there are no fears for the former England player's life after he was placed in intensive care.
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US General Joseph Dunford has assumed command of Nato forces in Afghanistan taking over from General John Allen who says the alliance is on the road to winning the war.
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Thousands of people across large swathes of the north-eastern United States and eastern Canada battle to clear up after an intense snowstorm.
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Chinese table-tennis player Zhuang Zedong, who had a pivotal role in the "ping-pong diplomacy" that led to a thaw in US-China ties in the 1970s, dies.
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The north-eastern United States is beginning to recover from one of its biggest winter storms in living memory, which left at least four people dead.
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The funeral of a teenage girl who was shot dead a week after performing at President Obama's inauguration has been held in Chicago.
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A major snowstorm brings areas of the north-eastern US and Atlantic Canada to a standstill, with hundreds of thousands of homes without electricity.
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A major snowstorm in the north-eastern US and eastern Canada leaves to hundreds of thousands of homes without electricity and paralyses transport.
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A British man is charged after allegedly posting an online threat to kill 200 people in America.
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Snow is falling around the US north-east, which is braced for a "potentially historic" storm that could see up to 3ft (91cm) of snow in some areas.
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Thick snow is blanketing the north-eastern US and eastern Canada as a major storm cuts power to thousands of homes and plays havoc with transport.
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John Kerry prompts a Gallic shrug by refusing to answer a question in French at his first news conference as US secretary of state.
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In a widely expected move, Venezuela cuts the value of its currency by 32% against the US dollar, in an effort to boost its economy.
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Members of an Afghan youth orchestra arrive in the US to tour iconic music venues and use music to shape their country's future, says the BBC's Jane O'Brien.
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The parents of Hadiya Pendleton, a teenage girl shot dead days after appearing in President Obama's inauguration celebrations, have told the BBC that US gun laws have to change.
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A former US ambassador to Mali says France paid ransom money to free hostages and the funds ended up bolstering Islamist groups it is now fighting.
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Shares in the US credit rating agency Moody's fall 7.7% in trading in New York on Friday amid fears of legal action surrounding rating agencies.
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5 live spoke to two men from a group of friends who have been playing a game of tag every February for 23 years.
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The Nato-led force in Afghanistan rejects a UN report accusing the US of killing hundreds of children in air strikes over the past four years.
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A narrowing in the US trade deficit during December raises hopes that the economy was stronger in the final quarter of 2012 than first estimated.
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A temporary export bar is placed on Jasper Francis Cropsey's Richmond Hill in the Summer of 1862, a rare example of a UK-owned British landscape by an American painter.
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Oscar-nominated actor James Cromwell is arrested at an American university over a cat torture protest.
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A computer hacker steals personal emails and photographs belonging to former US President George H W Bush and his family, US media report.
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Texas company SCA Promotions files lawsuit on Thursday to recoup $12m from disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong.
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A post-mortem examination carried out in Mexico on a teenager indicates he was hit from behind by several bullets when a US Border Patrol agent opened fire.
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The US Federal Aviation Administration has granted permission for Boeing to carry out test flights of its 787 Dreamliner planes.
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CIA director nominee John Brennan says drone strikes are only used as a last resort, at a Senate confirmation hearing disrupted by protesters.
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The US defence secretary says for the first time that he supports arming Syrian rebels, a proposal reportedly over-ruled by President Barack Obama.
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Iran broadcasts video footage purportedly taken from a US spy drone captured in 2011, which it says shows a US airbase in Afghanistan.
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Tests on the batteries on Boeing's 787 Dreamliner at the time they were certificated for flight failed to spot the high risk of fire, US regulators say.
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US officials have agreed to release to Congress documents justifying drone strikes on Americans suspected of working with terrorist groups.
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Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismisses a US offer of one-to-one talks on Tehran's nuclear programme.
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US officials agree to release to Congress documents justifying drone strikes on Americans suspected of working with terrorist groups.
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A US regulator has said it may take "weeks" for it to complete an investigation into battery problems in some of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner planes.
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The US has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO) against India's national solar policy saying it "discriminates" against US products.
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Motorcyclists over the age of 60 are three times more likely to end up in hospital after a crash than younger bikers, a US study suggests.
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A US regulator says it may take "weeks" for it to complete its probe into battery problems that hit two of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner planes.
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John Brennan's CIA hearing will put US drones in spotlight
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The US tightens existing sanctions on Iran - targeting oil revenue and media - over its alleged nuclear weapons programme.
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Profits at US media and entertainment giant Time Warner are plumped up by rising TV subscription fees, as its magazine and film businesses lag.
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Members from the Afghan youth orchestra, including orphans and street children, are in the US for a concert tour highlighting the changes happening in their war-torn country.
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The Boy Scouts of America postpones a vote to end its ban on gay members and leaders, amid fierce pressure from both sides of the debate.
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The US Postal Service plans to end Saturday delivery of first-class mail by August, in its latest cost-cutting drive.
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The US Central Intelligence Agency has been operating a secret airbase in Saudi Arabia for unmanned drones for the past two years, US media reveal.
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Royal Bank of Scotland is fined £390m ($610m) by UK and US authorities for its part in the Libor rate-fixing scandal.
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Japan's PM calls the move by a Chinese frigate to put a radar lock on a Japanese navy ship a "dangerous act", as the US warns against any escalation.
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US billionaire John Malone's cable group, Liberty Global, agrees to buy the UK's Virgin Media in a cash and stock deal worth $23.3bn (£15bn).
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Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is expected to be fined a total of about £400m by UK and US regulators later as a result of the Libor scandal.
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The US's central bank confirms data was stolen from its systems by hackers, but does not confirm if the incident was that claimed by Anonymous.
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Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong could face new criminal charges in the United States, after admitting drug-taking.
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Eighteen people are charged in a credit card fraud ring accused of stealing at least $200m (£127m), possibly the largest in US history.
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The Vatican official charged with prosecuting sexual crimes acknowledges that the US media helped the Catholic Church confront the abuse scandal.
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The US Justice Department confirms it will sue ratings agency Standard and Poor's for allegedly "defrauding investors" before the financial crisis.
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The world's longest domestic cat, a 48.5in (1.23m) Maine Coon named Stewie, of Reno Nevada, dies at the age of eight.
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Barack Obama is planning his first trip to Israel as US president, in a spring trip that will include the West Bank and Jordan, says the White House.
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An Iraq war veteran charged with murdering an ex-US Navy Seal sniper received psychiatric care in recent months, police records show.
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A leaked US justice department memo reveals its legal case for drone strikes on American citizens abroad, which a civil liberties group calls "reckless".
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The US President Barack Obama urges the people of Kenya, where his father was born, to avoid violence and intimidation in next month's elections.
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US billionaire John Malone's cable group Liberty Global is in discussions with the UK cable operator Virgin Media.
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US and South Korea warn North Korea not to carry out another nuclear test, as South Korea's president suggests more than one test could be planned.
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The US suspends a ban on Afghan airline Kam Air while an investigation is carried out into allegations of drug smuggling the company denies.
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Toyota raises it full-year profit forecast amid a weakening yen and a sharp recovery in sales in the US.
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A kidnapper in the US state of Alabama has died after police raided his bunker, saving a five-year-old boy held captive inside for six days.
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Boeing asks US aviation authorities to allow test flights of its 787 Dreamliner passenger plane, after battery problems forced the plane to be grounded.
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Living in a sunnier climate may reduce the risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, according to US researchers.
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US Open champion Andy Murray says tennis must learn from the Lance Armstrong doping scandal and invest in tighter controls.
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Standard & Poor's says it is to be sued by the US government over the credit ratings agency's assessment of mortgage bonds before the financial crisis.
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The US urges Egypt to investigate cases of police abuse after a man was stripped and beaten by uniformed officers during protests.
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The FBI is helping Turkish authorities investigate how a mother-of-two from New York died in Istanbul, a US congressman has said.
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An Iraq war veteran charged with murdering an ex-US Navy Seal sniper is restrained in his cell after becoming aggressive, say officials.
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Hostage negotiators in the US are trying to secure the release of a five-year-old boy who was kidnapped seven days ago. Police say he is being held captive in a bunker in Alabama.
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John Kerry begins his first day as US secretary of state, joking he has "big heels to fill" and pledging the safety of staff will be his priority.
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A former US ambassador to Syria and Israel told 5 live that Bashar Al Assad was getting more dangerous and "delusional".
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Zombie film Warm Bodies starring Nicholas Hoult has heated up the US box office with first weekend takings of $20m (£14.7m).
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An Iraqi war veteran is charged with murdering famed ex-US Navy Seal sniper Chris Kyle and his neighbour at a shooting range in Texas.
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South Korea begins three days of joint naval exercises with the US, in a show of strength as the North threatens to carry out a nuclear test.
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A 25-year-old Iraq veteran is charged with the murder of Chris Kyle, known as the deadliest sniper in US history, who was killed at a Texas shooting range.
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The US space agency's Curiosity Mars rover uses its drill for the first time, hammering down briefly into a flat slab of rock on the floor of Gale Crater.
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Iraq veteran and ex-US Navy seal Chris Kyle, known as the deadliest sniper in US history, has been shot dead on a Texas shooting range, reports say.
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Police are continuing their efforts to free a five-year-old boy who was taken hostage in Alabama.
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Iran welcomes the US vice-president's offer of bilateral nuclear talks, but wants the US to show "a fair and real intention to resolve the issue".
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Actor Sylvester Stallone has joined the US debate on gun violence, following a number of mass shootings there.
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Police in Midland City in the US state of Alabama are spending a fifth day negotiating with a man accused of holding a young boy hostage in a bunker.
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Turkish police arrest nine people after a female US tourist who disappeared 10 days ago is found dead in Istanbul, reports say.
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The United States can expect an early Spring according to the forecast from its most famous groundhog, Phil.
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Turkey's extreme-left Revolutionary People's Liberation Party-Front says it carried out a suicide attack on the US embassy in Ankara on Friday.
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For many people around the world, American Football is difficult to understand. Franco Cuen, a young player explains the basics with lemons and tangerines
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The main US share index closes on Friday at a five-year high, buoyed by data showing the economy added more jobs than previously estimated at the end of 2012.
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A suicide bomber attacks an entrance of the US embassy in the Turkish capital, Ankara, killing a security guard, officials say.
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Police step up their presence near a bunker where an Alabama man is holding hostage a five-year-old boy he abducted apparently at random on Tuesday.
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Ed Koch, New York's colourful and controversial mayor from 1978 to 1989, has died aged 88.
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A Russian Zenit rocket carrying a US-made telecommunications satellite falls into the Pacific Ocean shortly after its launch.
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Singer Beyonce has admitted miming during her rendition of the American national anthem at the inauguration of President Obama last month.
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