Back to "east of Suez"?
Is the UK re-establishing a Middle East military presence?
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Crash victim's friends raise funds
Friends of an 18-year-old woman, killed when a hen party's minibus crashed, aim to raise £50,000 for the air ambulance service.
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Most ex-Remploy staff out of work
More than two-thirds of disabled employees who were made redundant from Remploy factories in Wales are not in work, figures obtained by the BBC show.
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Peshawar bomb attack 'kills six'
At least six people have been killed and about 30 injured in a bomb attack on a passenger bus in the Pakistani city of Peshawar, officials say.
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Woman 'abandoned' by health service
The family of a Fermanagh pensioner, waiting seven months for surgery on her broken arm, say they feel abandoned by the health service.
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Chat app messages 'overtake texts'
Instant messaging on chat apps, such as WhatsApp, has overtaken the traditional SMS text message for the first time, research firm Informa says.
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VIDEO: Dhaka death building owner held
The fugitive owner of a building that collapsed in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka, killing hundreds of people, has been arrested, a government minister says.
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MMR schools vaccinations stepped up
Immunisation against measles is being carried out in schools west of the main Swansea epidemic area for the first time.
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Barton criticises QPR's players
QPR midfielder Joey Barton criticises the players and ex-manager Mark Hughes after their Premier League relegation.
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Has football changed for the better?
Has football changed for better, asks David Bond
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Villiers calls for sectarian-free NI
The Northern Ireland secretary says it is depressing that some young people involved in disorder earlier this year were not born at the start of the peace process in the 1990s.
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Gay marriage legal challenge warning
Amnesty International warns of a likely legal challenge if Northern Ireland is left as the only part of the UK without marriage rights for gay couples.
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India officials visit beaten spy
Indian officials and the family of convicted Indian spy Sarabjit Singh visit him in hospital in Pakistan, where he is in a coma.
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VIDEO: Oliver Sacks on awakening the brain
The renowned neurologist speaks to BBC about his prolific workload
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VIDEO: Orange fever grips Netherlands
Queen Beatrix will abdicate and hand over the sceptre of power to her eldest son, Willem Alexander, on Tuesday.
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Papers discuss local election battle
Papers discuss local election battle
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Yeung pleads not guilty in Hong Kong
Birmingham City Football Club owner Carson Yeung pleads not guilty to money-laundering charges in Hong Kong and moves to have the case thrown out.
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BHP Billiton sells US copper mine
BHP Billiton, the world's largest miner, agrees to sell its copper mine and a railway in Arizona to Capstone Mining Corp for $650m (£419m).
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Abe in Russia for islands talks
Japanese PM Shinzo Abe is in Russia for the two nations' first top-level talks in a decade, with energy issues and a territorial row on the agenda.
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Is there really a north-south water taste divide?
Every year a slew of US localities fight over who has the best-tasting water. In the UK, many regard their tap water as the best.
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