Papers focus on Iraq anniversary
Papers focus on 10th anniversary of invasion of Iraq
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Gascoigne reveals US rehab drama
Football star Paul Gascoigne reveals he thought he was going to die during his most recent spell in rehab in the US.
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Suu Kyi re-elected opposition leader
Burma's opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) chooses Aung San Suu Kyi to stay as its leader, at the end of its first ever congress.
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VIDEO: Backlash over knives on US planes
Flight attendants in the US have condemned plans to allow some types of knives aboard flights.
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Finn helps England draw first Test
England bat through the final day with few alarms to secure a draw in the first Test against New Zealand in Dunedin.
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From Beyonce to Electra: What inspires insect names?
What inspires the names given to insect species?
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France and its Catholic legacy
France's Catholic Church soldiers on but young stay away
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Venezuela sets post-Chavez poll date
A presidential election to replace late Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez will be held on 14 April, the country's electoral commission says.
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In pictures: 500 days to Glasgow 2014
Quirky global countdown to Commonwealth Games
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Senior Mexican official shot dead
The tourism secretary in the central Mexican state of Jalisco has been shot dead in an apparent ambush, 10 days after he was appointed.
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'No-one had heard of my boys' syndrome'
Holding out for a therapy for a rare and challenging syndrome
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Funding of £60m to insulate homes
A £60m fund is launched by the Scottish government to help councils target areas of fuel poverty and better insolate homes.
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Church 'lacks support on sexuality'
The Catholic Church in Scotland has failed to provide "compassionate and pastoral" support on issues of sexuality, its head of media says.
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Charles urges 'harmony with nature'
Britons must work to preserve rural areas for "our successors, particularly grandchildren", grandfather-to-be Prince Charles says in a BBC interview.
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Home towns struggle with legacy of Stalin and Hitler
Living in the home towns of Stalin and Hitler
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Syria's priceless heritage under attack
How war in Syria is smashing humanity's shared past
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Football finances concern for clubs
A BBC survey for Late Kick Off shows clubs are worried about the financial health of the Football League.
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Nigeria hostages death claim probed
Diplomats investigate claims by Nigerian militant group Ansaru that it has killed seven foreign hostages, including a Briton.
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Suspense and intrigue at the Vatican
Gavin Hewitt on tensions behind the papal conclave
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Freed UN hostages arrive in Jordan
A group of 21 Filipino UN peacekeepers captured by rebels in Syria earlier this week arrive in Jordan after being released.
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