Bridging the Gulf: Women architects in the UAE
The female architects determined to make their mark in the UAE
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The history of the future in 10 images
The history of the future in just 10 images
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Premier League clubs spend £120m
Premier League clubs spent about £120m in the January transfer window, twice the amount they spent last year, figures show.
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US Christmas tree plotter guilty
A Somali-American man is found guilty of plotting to bomb a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in the US state of Oregon.
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Breakfast TV's 'turmoil' recalled
The BBC's Nick Owen recalls TV-am's difficult start
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Should people be off on Fridays?
The Gambia has shortened the work week, making Friday a day of rest. Is this the perfect pattern for a working week?
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West Brom critical of Odemwingie
West Brom say Peter Odemwingie acted "unprofessionally" after trying to talk to QPR without permission.
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Quiz of the week's news
Who has declared war on the hashtag?
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McNulty's January transfer window
Phil McNulty gives his verdict on January's transfer frenzy
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MacArthur backs sail charity move
Yachting star Dame Ellen MacArthur's charity is creating a summer base in Scotland offering sailing trips to young people recovering from cancer.
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VIDEO: 'The Taliban stormed my office'
The BBC's Orla Guerin meets Parwan provincial governor Basir Salangi to look at the challenges of governing Afghanistan.
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Education report 'provocative'
A report into the future of Scottish education says significant investment is needed if the country is to have a world-leading "learning society" by 2025.
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Judge to end Guantanamo 'censors'
A judge at Guantanamo Bay orders an end to secret government censors after courtroom sound was cut during a discussion about CIA prisons.
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Beckham tops deadline day moves
David Beckham joins PSG on transfer deadline day, Mario Balotelli signs for AC Milan and QPR make a record signing.
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Why do some countries regulate baby names?
A 15-year-old is suing the Icelandic state for the right to legally use the name given to her by her mother. Iceland is one of many countries that restricts baby names. Why?
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Decoding banks' software glitches
Why the banks are being hit by so many software faults
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How to win the Super Bowl
How the Super Bowl can influence investors
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Gambia introduces four-day week
The Gambia introduces a four-day week for public sector workers, with Fridays now an extra day off.
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Club-by-club: Who is in and who is out
A club-by-club guide to the deals done during the January transfer window.
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Arsenal sign Monreal from Malaga
Arsenal confirm the signing of Malaga left-back Nacho Monreal for around £10m, subject to the completion of formalities.
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