More UK help for Syrian opposition
The UK is to increase the amount of "non-lethal" assistance it is giving to opposition forces in Syria, with details to be announced in the coming days.
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Queen leaves hospital after bug
The Queen returns to Buckingham Palace after being assessed in hospital for symptoms of gastroenteritis, but will not carry out any engagements this week.
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How are sinkholes formed?
A Florida man whose bedroom was engulfed by a sinkhole as he slept is presumed dead. But how do these sinkholes form?
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Obama nominates cabinet officials
US President Barack Obama nominates new heads for the energy department, the Environmental Protection Agency and the White House budget office.
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Debenhams issues profits warning
Shares in department store Debenhams fall 14% after the firm said bad weather in January would dent its profits for the first half of 2013.
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'Zero-tolerance' on fly-grazing
The Welsh government is threatening a "zero-tolerance approach" against people who abandoned horses.
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VIDEO: House of Commons
A Conservative MP warns the government against arming opposition forces in the Syrian conflict.
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'Mistakes made' on freed killer
A psychiatric patient who nearly decapitated a woman six years after killing her own mother is jailed for life for murder, as a report shows police failed to carry out key checks.
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Indonesia probes police 'torture'
Indonesian police investigate allegations of torture by dozens of officers after video footage said to show police abuse emerges.
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Ghana launches IT 'city' project
Ghana's President John Mahama launches a project to build a $10bn (£6.6bn) IT hub near the capital, Accra, within three years.
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Clegg son to attend state school
Nick Clegg is to send his eldest son to a Catholic state school in London, where two of Tony Blair's children were educated.
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Queues in crucial Kenyan election
Kenyans are joining long queues to vote in their first national elections since the disputed contest of 2007 triggered weeks of bloodshed.
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We can't fear Ronaldo - Ferguson
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson says his side should not fear Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo in their Champions League tie.
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Bulgaria violin may be stolen Strad
A violin recovered in Bulgaria could be a £1m Stradivarius stolen from a musician buying a sandwich at London Euston station, police think.
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William Hague in Mali for talks
Foreign Secretary William Hague holds talks with Malian leaders and meets British troops in the west African country.
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VIDEO: Nine dead after heavy snow in Japan
At least nine people die after heavy snowfall hits the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido over the weekend.
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Slim tops Forbes rich list again
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim again comes top of Forbes magazine's annual list of the world's richest billionaires, while Warren Buffett slips back.
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Blue Peter launches presenter search
CBBC's Dick and Dom will host the search for a host to join Barney Harwood and Helen Skelton.
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Eurozone to mull Cyprus bailout
Eurozone finance ministers are meeting in Brussels to discuss how to fund a potential 17bn-euro ($22bn) bailout for Cyprus.
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Baby born to NY crash parents dies
A baby dies a day after he was delivered following his parents' death in a car crash in New York City.
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