Asylum seeker, 18, fears for life
A teenage asylum seeker living in Kent is due to be deported back to Afghanistan, where he fears for his life.
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Italy envoy has 'no legal immunity'
India's Supreme Court rules that Italy's ambassador has no legal immunity, in a row over Rome's refusal to return two Italian marines charged with murder.
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In Pictures: The career of Frank Thornton
A look at the career of the Are You Being Served?
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VIDEO: Baghdad book market 10 years on
As the 10th anniversary of the beginning of the Iraq war approaches Ben Brown went back to ask if the violence, lasting almost nine years has been worth it
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Abbey painting 'is by Rembrandt'
A painting on display in the former home of Sir Francis Drake may be a self-portrait by Dutch Master Rembrandt with a valuation of close to £20m.
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Egyptian villagers lynch two men
Hundreds of villagers in Egypt lynch two men for allegedly kidnapping two children and other violent crimes.
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VIDEO: BBC News unveils new TV studio
The BBC has begun broadcasting its UK TV news service from a purpose built building in central London.
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Labour 'open to Trident alternative'
The Labour Party may decide not to back a like-for-like replacement for the UK's Trident nuclear weapons system, if a review finds a cheaper, viable alternative.
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New charges possible in US rape case
Further charges could be brought in the case of two US high school footballers convicted on Sunday of raping a 16-year-old girl, officials say.
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Day in pictures: 18 March 2013
Twenty-four hours of news photos: 18 March
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Cyprus bailout: Your questions to Robert Peston
Join BBC's Robert Peston for Twitter Q&A today
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Six Nations team of the tournament
Following Wales's Six Nations success, BBC Sport's Bryn Palmer picks a team of the tournament.
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Hockney assistant death investigated
David Hockney's assistant dies after he is taken to hospital from the artist's home.
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Richard O'Brien: ‘I'm 70% man'
Is Rocky Horror writer Richard O'Brien normal for thinking himself a "third sex" between male and female?
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Alps hiker 'died trying to save son'
A British man is thought to have died while trying to find his son in the French Alps, police say.
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Lib Dem minister releases pop single
Junior Transport Minister Norman Baker makes a bid for pop stardom with his band The Reform Club.
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Esa seeks help with robot spacecraft
The European Space Agency is turning to owners of terrestrial robot aircraft to aid those that journey into space.
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Key Cyprus bailout vote postponed
A crucial vote in Cyprus' parliament on a bailout deal that has sparked huge public anger is delayed again as the terms are reviewed.
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Britons watching more television
More people are watching TV in the UK despite a decline in the number of TV sets owned, according to a new study.
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