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VIDEO: Tanzania collapse 'traps dozens'
At least three people have been killed and dozens are missing after a multi-storey building collapsed in the Tanzanian commercial capital, Dar es Salaam.
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Victims' Code criticised by watchdog
Victims of crime are being put under extreme duress, leading to injustices, due to a lack of awareness of the Victims' Code by those working in the justice system, a watchdog warns.
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Libyans held for Briton 'sex attack'
Two Libyans are arrested over claims they sexually assaulted two British aid workers near the eastern city of Benghazi, officials say.
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Obama promotes infrastructure plan
US President Barack Obama appeals for increased private investment in infrastructure, saying it will create jobs and boost the US economy.
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Leeds child heart ops 'had to stop'
The medical director of the NHS defends the suspension of child heart surgery at Leeds General Infirmary while a safety review is carried out.
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Tanzania collapse 'traps dozens'
At least three people are killed and dozens more trapped after a multi-storey building collapses in the main Tanzanian city, Dar es Salaam, rescuers say.
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Archers editor 'was cyber-bullied'
The outgoing editor of The Archers, Vanessa Whitburn, says she was "cyber-bullied" by listeners over some of the BBC Radio 4 show's storylines.
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Security stepped up for Boat Race
Security for this year's Oxford and Cambridge University Boat Race is stepped up, with the Royal Marines lending support.
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CAR rebel leader reviews mine deals
The Central African Republic's new leader says his government will look into mining contracts signed with South African and Chinese companies.
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Robson & Raymond into doubles final
Laura Robson and Lisa Raymond beat Italian top seeds Sara Errani and Roberta Vinci to reach the Sony Open doubles final.
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Russia warns of North Korea 'spiral'
Russia warns the North Korea issue may get out of control, as Pyongyang vows to "settle scores" with the US and puts missile units on stand-by.
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Two men die during police car chase
Two men die when the car they were travelling in crashes during a police chase in north London.
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Shopkeeper's armed robbery 'terror'
A shopkeeper tells how an armed robbery at her store was the "most terrifying moment" of her life.
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Dad's appeal to parents over measles
A father urges parents to ensure their children have the MMR vaccine after all three of his children are hit by the Swansea measles epidemic.
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Murphy-Selby reach China semi-finals
Shaun Murphy beats Jack Lisowski in the China Open and faces Mark Selby in semi-finals after he defeats Mark Williams.
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'HIV risk' for US dentist's patients
Health officials in the US state of Oklahoma warn 7,000 patients their dentist may have exposed them to HIV and hepatitis, urging them to get tested.
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Obama: 'Work still to be done in NI'
The US President Barack Obama says there is urgent work still to be done in the peace process in Northern Ireland.
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Cyprus 'will not leave the euro'
Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades says the island will not leave the euro, as the central bank announces a slight easing of capital controls.
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DR Congo hails UN attack force
The DR Congo government welcomes the UN's decision to create a special force to attack rebel groups along its border with Rwanda - the strongest such mandate for a UN force.
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Easter pub opening hours 'archaic'
The hours during which bars and restaurants can serve alcohol over Easter have been described as "archaic" by the owner of one of Northern Ireland's biggest bar chains.
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