Final rallies for Kenya poll rivals
The two front-runners in Kenya's presidential election, Raila Odinga and Uhuru Kenyatta, hold final campaign events before Monday's vote.
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Footballer heart monitors considered
The world body that governs the rules of football is to investigate allowing players to wear heart monitors during games.
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Plaid 'should seek Scotland parity'
Plaid Cymru's parliamentary leader urges his party to "strive for parity" with Scotland, whatever the Scottish independence referendum outcome.
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Bomb is found outside house in city
A bomb has been made safe after being found outside a house in Hollymount Park in Londonderry.
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VIDEO: Lenkiewicz paintings finally on display
The work of a controversial painter, well known for tackling subjects like homelessness and mental illness, is to go on show to members of the public.
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Kauto Star makes dressage debut
Legendary former steeplechaser Kauto Star completes his first dressage test in the parade ring at Newbury racecourse.
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VIDEO: Britons injured in Mombasa coach crash
A number of Britons have been hurt after the coach they were travelling in crashed in Kenya, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has said.
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Row over Amazon 'rape' T-shirt
Internet retailer Amazon is continuing to list clothes from a US firm despite a row over a T-shirt with the slogan "keep calm and rape a lot".
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DR Congo army 'seizes' eastern towns
The army in the Democratic Republic of Congo says it has recaptured two eastern towns held for months by the M23 rebels.
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Britons injured in Kenya coach crash
The Foreign Office confirms that a number of Britons have sustained injuries - but none of them life-threatening - in a coach crash in Kenya.
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Reassurances over research funding
The Scottish government is to publish proposals aimed at allaying fears that university research budgets could be devastated after independence.
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Two held in 'cannibal plot 'case
Two men from Kent are arrested in connection with the case of a former New York policeman accused of plotting to eat women.
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Clashes in Syrian provincial capital
Ferocious clashes are reported around the northern town of Raqqa, amid further fighting between government and rebels forces across Syria.
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Ford: Flag protest 'all about votes'
Alliance leader David Ford has claimed that unionists have whipped up tension in east Belfast over the flag issue in order to win votes.
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Hugo Chavez 'has more chemotherapy'
Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez is receiving chemotherapy in a Caracas hospital after cancer surgery in Cuba, the vice-president has revealed.
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Man says ex-girlfriend 'stole sperm'
US media reports a Louisiana man sues a clinic accusing his ex-girlfriend of stealing his sperm and using it to get pregnant.
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VIDEO: Designing the Pope's new clothes
As cardinals gear up to select the new head of the Catholic Church, preparations of a sartorial nature are well under way across the Atlantic.
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Evacuation over wall safety concerns
Residents are forced to leave their homes over concerns about the town walls in Ludlow, Shropshire.
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Man charged over player race jibe
A man is charged with a racially aggravated public order offence after Norwich player Sebastian Bassong was allegedly racially abused during a match at Swansea's Liberty Stadium in December.
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Russia 'concern' at US death ruling
Russia's foreign ministry expresses concern after the Texas authorities rule the death of adopted three-year-old Max Shatto was an accident.
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