mercredi 31 décembre 2014

VIDEO: Rantzen 'can't adjust' to being a Dame

Esther Rantzen, the former television presenter and founder of ChildLine, has been made a Dame in the New Year's Honours list.



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Formula One's Jenson Button marries

Former Formula One world champion Jenson Button has married long-term partner Jessica Michibata, he confirms on Twitter.



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What science stories will be big in 2015?

To help ring in the new year, the BBC's science and environment journalists weigh in on the blockbuster stories heading our way in 2015.



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Lithuania joins Baltic neighbours in euro club

Lithuanians are adopting the euro with cautious optimism - but many are also confused about the changeover, Zivile Kropaite reports from Vilnius.



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Where does Labour stand at the end of 2014?

Labour passed its electoral tests in 2014 but question marks remain about the party's strategy and its leader's appeal.



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Man and woman die in house fire

The bodies of a man and a woman are found inside a burned-out house in south-east London after neighbours try to rescue them but are unable to reach them.



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VIDEO: Trend for high end gin boosts sales

Many revellers will be raising a glass this New Year's Eve, but apparently more and more people are choosing gin as their tipple of choice.



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Have 15 years of power gone to Putin's head?

Steve Rosenberg assesses Vladimir Putin's 15 years as head of the Russian state.



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Why Greek election makes EU nervous

Does Greek political turmoil mean instability for the eurozone again? The BBC's Laurence Peter examines what is at stake in Greece's early election.



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VIDEO: How to map the ocean floor - in 15 secs

Filming the ocean floor around Brazil's tropical island of Fernando de Noronha for Google's underwater Street View.



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Stand by for fascinating year in politics

Almost anything could happen in the 2015 General Election, and the months following could be thrilling, says the BBC's Mark Mardell.



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Cuba hopes for Washington's embrace

A normalisation of relations with the US is good news for Cuba - but the real prize would be a complete lifting of the economic embargo, says the BBC's Havana correspondent Will Grant.



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VIDEO: Putin's 15 years in power - in 90 seconds

A 90-second look back at some key events in Vladimir Putin's 15 years at the top of Russian politics.



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VIDEO: The good news moments of 2014

A round up of some of the good news that happened in 2014.



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AirAsia plane sea search resumes

Better weather allows the search for wreckage of the AirAsia Flight QZ8501 to resume, with officials hoping to locate the plane's fuselage.



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North Korean leader proposes talks

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un offers to hold talks at the highest level with South Korea, "depending on the mood and circumstances".



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Cameron urges 'right choice' in 2015

The UK faces "chaos" if it changes economic course in next May's general election, David Cameron warns in his new year message.



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New energy rules for domestic devices

European Union rules will oblige new devices such as modems and internet-connected TVs to switch themselves off when not in use.



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Rocket 'kills 15' at Afghan wedding

At least 15 people were killed in Afghanistan's Helmand province when a wedding party was hit by a stray rocket., officials say.



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New rules for healthy school dinners

New rules for school meals in England come into force in the new term, restricting how often fried food can be served and promoting drinking water.



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British acts fill out album top 10

British acts dominate the top 10 best-selling artist albums of the year for the first time in chart history, according to new figures.



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Huge crowds welcome in new year

Thousands of people gather in central London to watch the New Year's Eve fireworks display - as celebrations are held across the UK.



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Welby: UK must keep looking outwards

Britons must not turn their backs on all the suffering in the world, the Archbishop of Canterbury will say in his new year address.



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Front pages ring in new year

The UK's national newspapers greet the new year with images from around the world and a wide range of stories.



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Winter Wonderland at the Ford House

Edsel was the son of Henry Ford and an executive at Henry Ford Company. He was married to Eleanor and they had four children. Edsel Ford died in this house in 1943 and his wife Eleanor lived there until her death in 1976. It was her wish that the property be used for "the benefit of the public." So today this house is not only open to the public for guided tours, but also has wonderful programs that the whole family could enjoy.



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Woman held over Syria terror offences

A 25-year-old woman has been arrested at Luton Airport on suspicion of Syria-related terror offences, police say.



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Katie Hopkins Ebola tweets probed

Police Scotland examine complaints about Ebola comments tweeted by controversial TV personality Katie Hopkins.



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When will lower oil prices lead to cheaper energy bills?

You'd be forgiven for thinking that your household energy bill should be lower soon, given the dramatic fall in oil prices. But it's not that straightforward.



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Warning over abuse inquiry victims

Baroness Butler-Sloss cautions against victims being given too much influence in the public inquiry into historical child sex abuse.



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Nasa to hack 'amnesiac' Mars rover

The Mars rover Opportunity is suffering from memory loss - but Nasa thinks a software hack may save it.



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VIDEO: Keaton: 'Birdman may be my favourite'

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty caught up with Michael Keaton ahead of Birdman's UK release on New Year's Day.



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Christmas Day robbery victim dies

A 61-year-old man who was assaulted during a robbery at his home on Christmas Day dies in hospital.



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World starts new year celebrations

Revellers across the globe gather to welcome in the new year, with New Zealand and Australia leading the celebrations.



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VIDEO: Rantzen 'can't adjust' to being a Dame

Esther Rantzen, the former television presenter and founder of ChildLine, has been made a Dame in the New Year's Honours list.



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Voice of Babe and Rugrats dies at 51

Voice actress Christine Cavanaugh, who brought to life characters including Babe and Chuckie on Rugrats, dies aged 51.



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AirAsia bodies returned to airport

The first two bodies from the AirAsia crash off Borneo arrive back in the Indonesian city of Surabaya, where relatives are waiting.



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VIDEO: First same-sex weddings in Scotland

Scotland's first same-sex weddings have taken place following a change in the law earlier this month.



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What's in store for China in 2015?

What's in store for China in 2015? The BBC's Carrie Gracie takes a look at the issues facing the country as well as its prospects for the new year.



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Covering Ebola from the front line

The BBC's Umaru Fofana reports on how the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone has affected him.



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VIDEO: Trend for high end gin boosts sales

Many revellers will be raising a glass this New Year's Eve, but apparently more and more people are choosing gin as their tipple of choice.



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Has 15 years of power gone to Putin's head?

Steve Rosenberg assesses Vladimir Putin's 15 years as head of the Russian state.



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VIDEO: How to map the ocean floor - in 15 secs

Filming the ocean floor around Brazil's tropical island of Fernando de Noronha for Google's underwater Street View.



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mardi 30 décembre 2014

Why Greek election makes EU nervous

Does Greek political turmoil mean instability for the eurozone again? The BBC's Laurence Peter examines what is at stake in Greece's early election.



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VIDEO: Cash machine thief's explosive mistake

Police in Australia have released CCTV footage in search of a man who tried to rob an ATM by blowing it up.



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VIDEO: Putin's 15 years in power - in 90 seconds

A 90-second look back at some key events in Vladimir Putin's 15 years at the top of Russian politics.



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VIDEO: The good news moments of 2014

A round up of some of the good news that happened in 2014.



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VIDEO: 'I dreamed about modern clothes'

A woman who walked away from the Amish community explains why she kept the dress she was wearing that day.



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VIDEO: Peshawar attack's traumatised children

BBC Urdu's Saba Eitizaz examines what is being done to help children affected by the Peshawar school shooting and if they can ever heal.



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VIDEO: Obama apologises for wedding move

President Barack Obama calls a couple who had to move their Hawaii wedding because he was playing golf.



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VIDEO: Llama on the loose in Littleborough

A llama that fled from a field in Littleborough, Greater Manchester, after being scared by a dog, managed to evade capture for six hours.



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Children 'groomed in every town'

Young people are currently being groomed in "every town" in Britain, according to a charity which helps parents of sexually exploited children.



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Blair warning to 'left-wing' Labour

Former Labour prime minister Tony Blair questions whether the party can win the general election next May on a "traditional left-wing" platform.



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Record Chinese fine for pollution

Six companies in China's Jiangsu province are fined 160 million yuan (£16.6m; $26m) for polluting rivers, the highest fine of its kind, say state media.



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Dog rescued using inflatable walkway

Firefighters use an inflatable walkway to rescue a dog after it fell through ice on a pond.



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Ebola screening tests under scrutiny

Checks for medics returning to the UK after treating Ebola patients are to be reviewed after they cleared a nurse later diagnosed with the virus.



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Migrant freighter docks in Italy

A cargo ship said to be carrying 700 clandestine migrants which was taken under Italian control at sea docks in the Italian port of Gallipoli.



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First Scots same-sex weddings held

Joe Schofield and Malcolm Brown tie the knot at a humanist ceremony in Glasgow, while Susan and Gerrie Douglas-Scott marry in private in the city.



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Virgin pilot 'just doing his job'

A pilot who landed a Virgin Atlantic jet at Gatwick Airport after discovering a landing gear problem speaks about the incident for the first time.



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PM joins runners in festive challenge

David Cameron shakes off the post-Christmas cobwebs by joining competitors on a mile-long 'Great Brook Run' in the Cotswolds.



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Miliband in 'kitchen table' promise

Ed Miliband uses his new year message to promise a recovery that reaches people's "kitchen table" if Labour wins next year's general election.



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House prices and the economy

UK housing figures just out show that prices have risen fairly strongly this year, but are slowing.



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Airport Ebola testing 'shambles'

Wednesday's papers are united in asking why nurse Pauline Cafferkey's Ebola symptoms were not picked up at Heathrow Airport, despite multiple screening tests.



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Wenger wants new panel to ban divers

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger wants an independent panel to stamp out diving and issue retrospective bans.



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Greece sent back to brink of crisis

Greeks are preparing for more political turmoil, after MPs rejected the government's presidential nominee and triggered snap parliamentary elections, says the BBC's Lucy Williamson.



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Why Pardew would leave for Palace

It seems Alan Pardew can barely wait to leave 10th-placed Newcastle for struggling Crystal Palace - Phil McNulty examines why.



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Network Rail boss will not take bonus

Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne says he will not take his bonus, following recent major rail disruption.



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Canada police probe multiple deaths

Police in Edmonton, Alberta, find several bodies at multiple locations but have not yet said if the deaths are linked.



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Poppy duo and acting stars honoured

The creators of the World War One ceramic poppy display at the Tower of London join acting grandees Joan Collins and John Hurt on the New Year Honours list.



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AirAsia crash recovery intensifies

Recovery teams are launching a "massive search" for victims of AirAsia flight QZ8501, as investigators hunt for the plane's data recorders.



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Palestinian UN resolution fails

The UN Security Council rejects a resolution demanding an end to the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories within three years.



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VIDEO: Joan Collins: 'Thrilled to be a dame'

Actress Joan Collins talks about how she feels about being made a dame in the New Year Honours List.



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VIDEO: Steve Cram: CBE honour 'a privilege'

Steve Cram talks about being awarded a CBE in the New Year Honours List.



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VIDEO: SBTV founder gets New Year Honour

Jamal Edwards, founder of SBTV, talks about being on the New Year Honours List and what the future holds.



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Honours for Rugby World Cup winners

Rugby World Cup winners Rochelle Clark and Sarah Hunter are among the sports stars on the New Year's Honours list.



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Travel firms sue cheap airfare site

United Airlines and travel firm Orbitz have launched legal action against a site that finds cheap airfares.



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First Ebola case linked to bat play

The Ebola victim who triggered the current outbreak - a two year old boy from a small village in Guinea - may have been infected by playing in a hollow tree housing a colony of bats, say scientists.



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Newcastle duo take temporary charge

John Carver and Steve Stone will be in charge for Newcastle's next two matches with Alan Pardew set to join Crystal Palace.



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PM joins runners in festive challenge

David Cameron shakes off the post-Christmas cobwebs by joining competitors on a mile-long 'Great Brook Run' in the Cotswolds.



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Racism probe officers 'avoid sack'

Thousands of police officers have been accused of racism in the past five years, resulting in 20 being sacked, a BBC investigation reveals.



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House prices and the economy

UK housing figures just out show that prices have risen fairly strongly this year, but are slowing.



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Assault charge MP pleads not guilty

Falkirk MP Eric Joyce appears in court in Westminster charged with common assault and criminal damage.



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Greece sent back to brink of crisis

Greeks are preparing for more political turmoil, after MPs rejected the government's presidential nominee and triggered snap parliamentary elections, says the BBC's Lucy Williamson.



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Barca transfer ban appeal rejected

Barcelona will not be allowed to sign players until January 2016 after an appeal against a transfer ban is dismissed.



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VIDEO: Glasgow police dogs among UK's first

Edwin Richardson trained Airedale terriers for the police in Glasgow before supplying canine recruits for World War One.



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AirAsia says debris is missing plane

Officials confirm that bodies and debris found in Indonesia's Java Sea are from AirAsia flight QZ8501 that went missing on Sunday.



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Bin lorry victim out of hospital

An 18-year-old woman who was injured in the George Square bin lorry crash has been released from hospital.



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Network Rail boss will not take bonus

Network Rail chief executive Mark Carne says he will not take his bonus, after major UK rail disruption on Saturday



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WBA speak to Sherwood and Pulis

West Brom have spoken to Tim Sherwood and Tony Pulis about the manager's job after Alan Irvine was sacked, BBC Sport learns.



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Albanian seamen die in ferry rescue

Two Albanian seamen are killed on a tugboat while towing the fire-stricken Norman Atlantic ferry.



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Actor Diamond in court over stabbing

Former Saved by the Bell actor Dustin Diamond has appeared in court in Wisconsin, accused of stabbing a man at a bar on Christmas Day.



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India captain Dhoni quits Tests

India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni retires from Test cricket with immediate effect at the age of 33.



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House price growth 'slows again'

The UK housing market continues to slow down, Nationwide says, with annual house price inflation falling to 7.2% in December.



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Actress Luise Rainer dies aged 104

Actress Luise Rainer, who became the first winner of consecutive Oscars in the 1930s, dies at the age of 104.



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VIDEO: Weather forecast for the UK

Weather forecast for the UK



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VIDEO: SS Vega's WWII relief mission

People living in the war-torn Channel Islands 70 years ago faced a desperate plight as, after years of German occupation, food and medical supplies had all but run out.



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Beating the FTSE's 15-year decline

The FTSE 100 has still not regained its 15 year-old peak - so how can investors make money in a falling market?



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How do the Liberal Democrats stand at the end of 2014?

It has been another testing year for the Lib Dems but are there any crumbs of comfort ahead of the general election?



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Two children and adult die in fire

Two children and an adult die in a fire in a caravan in Newchapel, Surrey.



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lundi 29 décembre 2014

VIDEO: Thatcher's education vision revealed

Margaret Thatcher wanted an overhaul of the structure of English education when she was prime minister, according to files from 30 years ago that have now been made public.



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Putin critic gets suspended sentence

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is given a suspended three-and-a-half year prison sentence after being found guilty in a fraud trial.



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VIDEO: Amir Khan: 'Pakistan's pupils must stay strong'

British boxer Amir Khan has visited a school in Pakistan where Taliban militants massacred 152 people earlier this month.



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Footballer Carlisle on driving charge

Former footballer Clarke Carlisle was charged with failing to provide a breath sample days before he was seriously injured when he was hit by a lorry, it emerges.



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VIDEO: Technology's biggest trends of 2014

Rory Cellan-Jones looks back at the big technology trends of 2014.



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Indonesian searchers 'spot debris'

Searchers in Indonesia say they have spotted debris at sea in the hunt for AirAsia Flight QZ8501, missing with 162 people on board.



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Ebola patient being moved to London

A healthcare worker who was diagnosed with Ebola after returning to Glasgow from Sierra Leone is being transferred for specialist care at London's Royal Free Hospital.



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VIDEO: QZ8501 'may have stalled' mid-climb

Geoffrey Thomas, editor of AirlineRatings.com, says that the missing AirAsia flight QZ8501 may "have been caught in a severe updraft".



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Kremlin's top opponent faces verdict

The man the Kremlin fears most, Alexei Navalny, is to be sentenced in a controversial fraud trial, brought forward by two weeks.



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Europe on edge over Greek election

News that Greece faces a snap election on 25 January has been met with international concern with the radical left scenting victory.



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VIDEO: 'The earth of Kashmir is sacred'

An exile from Kashmir explains why he took handfuls of earth with him to Delhi.



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Confusion over ferry fire survivors

Italian officials say they are not certain how many people are still missing from a stricken ferry off Corfu, with all those on board now evacuated.



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Obama suggests Putin 'not so smart'

US President Barack Obama suggests Russia's Vladimir Putin's annexation of Crimea earlier this year turned out to be "not so smart".



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Are we too obsessed with NHS targets?

Targets have become synonymous with the NHS. But are they really a good indication of performance, asks Nick Triggle.



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Clegg: Ignore election mud-slinging

Nick Clegg says the Lib Dems will stand up for "optimism, not division" in the run-up to May's general election.



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VIDEO: Robot-assisted surgery gains ground

Robot-assisted surgery is becoming increasingly common in UK hospitals, as the BBC's Victoria Gill reports.



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Ebola fears, plane emergency and Greece

The first UK diagnosis of Ebola during the current epidemic is the story that dominates Tuesday's front pages. Many papers question how the nurse from Scotland passed screening measures.



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LA police 'shot man in back'

Police in Los Angeles shot a young black man in the back from close range during a struggle in August, a post-mortem report finds.



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Irvine sacked as West Brom boss

West Brom sack manager Alan Irvine after seven defeats in nine games leaves the Baggies 16th in the Premier League.



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Ebola: How does it compare?

How Ebola compares with other diseases and outbreaks



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Five centuries of protecting sailors

A charity which maintains the country's lighthouses is celebrating 500 years of protecting mariners.



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Thatcher explored education overhaul

PM Margaret Thatcher explored plans to radically change the structure of English education when she was in office, files released by the National Archives show.



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Prescription fraud plan criticised

Pharmacists strongly criticised plans to strengthen checks at the counter for entitlement to free prescriptions in England.



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CBI wants 2015 focus on deficit cut

Reducing the deficit must be the top priority for the government in 2015, the employers' group the CBI says - as it also urges radical changes to preserve public services.



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AirAsia pilot's final call revealed

The pilot of missing AirAsia flight QZ8501 asked to take the plane higher in his last request to air traffic control, Indonesian officials reveal.



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US strike targets al-Shabab leader

The Pentagon says that the US military has carried out an air strike targeting a senior al-Shabab leader in Somalia.



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Granddad in court for boy's murder

A man appears at crown court for the first time charged with murdering his nine-year-old grandson.



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VIDEO: Technology's biggest trends of 2014

Rory Cellan-Jones looks back at the big technology trends of 2014.



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Cameroon air strikes on Boko Haram

Cameroon has carried out air strikes against militant Islamist group Boko Haram for the first time, after it attacked a military base, a spokesman says.



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Childcare costs 'cancels out wages'

One in 10 UK families see one earner's wages used solely to cover childcare and commuting costs, research by insurer Aviva suggests.



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West Brom wait on Irvine future

West Brom are not expected to make an announcement on Monday about the future of manager Alan Irvine.



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VIDEO: Glasgow falls silent for crash vigil

At least 1,000 people take part in a two-minute silence to honour the victims of the Glasgow bin lorry crash.



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Greek MPs vote triggers snap poll

The Greek parliament fails to approve a new president, triggering a snap election and raising concerns over the country's economic bailout.



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The 12 tech months of 2014

A look back at 12 months, as measured out by technology stories.



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Oliver 'turned down Hobbit role'

Celebrity TV chef Jamie Oliver reveals he turned down the chance to appear as a hobbit in one of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings prequels.



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Wolf 'most pirated film of 2014'

The Wolf of Wall Street, Martin Scorsese's true-life tale of corrupt New York stockbrokers, leads the pack of the most most illegally downloaded movies of 2014.



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VIDEO: 'My son is stuck at front of boat'

Dottie Channing-Williams' son, Nicholas, is still on a ferry which caught fire off the coast of Greece in the early hours of Sunday morning, she tells the BBC.



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'Lazy' Shelvey must wise up - Monk

Swansea manager Garry Monk says he will not tolerate anymore 'laziness' from Jonjo Shelvey, who he says must 'wise up'.



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VIDEO: UK family's Italy ferry ordeal

Susan Daltas tells the BBC her son-in-law, Marcus, is still on the ferry after his wife and children were rescued from a stricken Italian ferry on fire off the coast of Greece.



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Millen 'ready' for Palace top job

Crystal Palace caretaker boss Keith Millen says he is ready to become the club's full-time manager.



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City Link owner 'disappointed'

The owner of collapsed UK parcel delivery service City Link says it is "disappointed" the firm has been placed into administration.



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VIDEO: Robot-assisted surgery gains ground

Robot-assisted surgery is becoming increasingly common in UK hospitals, as the BBC's Victoria Gill reports.



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dimanche 28 décembre 2014

VIDEO: Anti-smoking ads 'designed to shock'

A hard-hitting new anti-smoking campaign will feature a decaying roll-up cigarette, and claim that smoking rots the body from within.



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VIDEO: Will Mallan ever score a better goal?

St Mirren youngster Stephen Mallan scores with an incredible solo run, his first in senior football, and one that could be a contender for goal of the season.



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VIDEO: Flag ceremony marks new Afghan phase

Nato has formally ended its 13-year combat mission in Afghanistan - heralding the start of a new phase of support for local Afghan troops. Sanjoy Majumder reports.



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Anxiety or relief: Bosses under pressure

Manager reaction: West Brom's Irvine vows to go on, Leicester's Pearson lifted by support and Everton's Martinez calls for unity.



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VIDEO: UK weather set to get colder

Sarah Keith-Lucas delivers the latest weather forecast for the UK up to New Year's Eve.



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Ebola: How does it compare?

How Ebola compares with other diseases and outbreaks



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Five centuries of protecting sailors

A charity which maintains the country's lighthouses is celebrating 500 years of protecting mariners.



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Greece faces crucial presidency vote

The Greek parliament is to hold a third and final vote on whether to approve a new president, a decision which could trigger snap elections.



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VIDEO: British tourism set for record year

Visit Britain says it expects overseas tourists to spend more money in the UK in 2015 than ever before - more than £22bn.



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Scores await rescue from Italy ferry

An Italian ferry which caught fire on route to Italy with 478 people on board is being evacuated in choppy seas and high winds.



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VIDEO: Hopes for jailed al-Jazeera staff

The first anniversary of the arrest in Egypt of three al-Jazeera journalists: Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed fell on Monday.



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VIDEO: What might have gone wrong with QZ8501?

Following the disappearance of AirAsia flight QZ8501, BBC Transport Correspondent Richard Westcott considers what investigators will focus on in their search for answers.



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Cold weather warnings follow freeze

Forecasters warn of the dangers to vulnerable patients ahead of one of the coldest nights of 2014.



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Sony The Interview makes $15m online

Controversial Sony film The Interview becomes the studio's most downloaded film ever, just four days after its release online.



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Europe in 2015: A year of insecurity

The economy, immigration, Russia, and the EU itself are just some of the challenges facing Europe next year, writes Gavin Hewitt.



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Further rail disruption at stations

Rail passengers are hit by further delays at London stations as over-running engineering works continued to cause disruption on Sunday night.



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Fire forces Italy ferry evacuation

An Italian ferry which caught fire on route to Italy with 478 people on board is being evacuated amid choppy seas and high winds.



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VIDEO: The most tweeted and posted of 2014

Social media monitoring company Brandwatch has revealed 2014's most talked about news event.



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Bahrain opposition leader arrested

Bahrain's main opposition movement says its leader, Sheikh Ali Salman, has been arrested after a day of questioning at the interior ministry.



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Youth vote 'key to election win'

Up to three million young people are yet to decide how to vote in the general election, and this could be key to who wins, a think tank says.



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VIDEO: Christmas trees used as flood defence

Old Christmas trees are being put to use by the Environment Agency as flood defences on riverbanks and shorelines.



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Learning how to limit tsunami misery

Tsunamis remain the deadliest of natural hazards - but thorough preparation and a rapid response can help to reduce the devastation, says Roland Pease.



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Who, What, Why: The questions of 2014 answered

The events of 2014 raised big questions which the Magazine tried to answer in our Who, What, Why series.



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Businesses warn on election tactics

The head of a major UK business group is calling on politicians to rise above "point-scoring" in the general election campaigns next year.



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Smoking rot highlighted in campaign

Smoking "rots" the body from within, warns this year's quit smoking campaign from Public Health England.



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VIDEO: The 'first 3D video game' redeveloped

The 1984 video game Elite - thought to be the first to produce genuinely 3D graphics - has been redeveloped for a modern audience.



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WW1 poet Owen's home to be listed

The teenage home of World War One poet Wilfred Owen is to be given listed status as part of the WW1 centenary commemorations.



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Celebrity power drives the headlines

We might think we aren't influenced by celebrity endorsements, says David Sillito, but we are probably wrong.



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Phil McNulty’s mid-season Premier League verdict

As the Premier League reaches its halfway point, Phil McNulty assesses every club’s successes and failures so far.



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We struggled for life - Van Gaal

Man Utd manager Louis van Gaal on his team's draw at Tottenham, title chances and the busy Christmas schedule.



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Search resumes for AirAsia plane

Search planes and ships resume the hunt for AirAsia Indonesia flight QZ8501, which went missing over the Java Sea with 162 people on board.



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Jet 'mystery' on front pages

The disappearance of an AirAsia plane flying from Indonesia to Singapore makes headlines in most of Monday's papers.



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Ten photos capture the UK in 2014

Ten photos that captured the UK in 2014



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Darts legend Taylor reaches last 16

Sixteen-time champion Phil Taylor convincingly beats Welshman Mark Webster 4-0 in PDC Championship second round.



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Hollywood romp with political punch

The Interview portrays North Korea's leader as vain and buffoonish, but could the satire eventually help erode his power? The BBC's Stephen Evans reports from Seoul.



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How the e-retailers keep us spending

E-retailers introducing new diary dates to keep profits soaring



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Japan's savings rate turns negative

It's a notable transformation from when Japan was a nation of savers, and had the highest savings rate in the world.



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House prices 'rose by 8.5%' in 2014

UK house prices rose by an average of £16,000 - or 8.5% - in 2014, according to the mortgage lender Halifax.



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Vigil for bin lorry crash victims

More than 1,000 people take part in a two-minute silent vigil for the victims of the Glasgow bin lorry crash.



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Nato marks Afghan mission change

Nato formally ends its 13-year combat mission in Afghanistan at a ceremony marking the beginning of a new phase of support for Afghan troops.



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Man charged over 'brutal' burglary

A man is charged with a string of offences after a robbery in which an elderly couple were left with serious injuries at their home in Scunthorpe.



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VIDEO: UK weather set to get colder

Peter Gibbs delivers the latest weather forecast for the UK up to New Year's Eve.



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Nottingham Forest 1-3 Birmingham City

Striker Clayton Donaldson scores twice as revitalised Birmingham City beat Nottingham Forest 3-1 at the City Ground.



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VIDEO: Japan's new island still growing

Authorities in Japan say a new island near Tokyo has grown more than 10 times in size since emerging during an underwater eruption in November 2013.



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Tottenham Hotspur 0-0 Manchester United

Manchester United's pursuit of Chelsea and Manchester City suffers a blow as they are left frustrated by Tottenham.



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Child in hospital after gas blast

A woman and a child are taken to hospital after a cooker caused a gas explosion at a house in Carmarthenshire.



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VIDEO: British tourism set for record year

Visit Britain says it expects overseas tourists to spend more money in the UK in 2015 than ever before - more than £22bn.



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Kohli hits out at Australia sledging

India's Virat Kohli says Australia's players called him a "spoilt brat" and that he had "no reason to respect" Mitchell Johnson.



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26 coaches catch fire in huge blaze

A huge blaze sweeps through a depot in Merthyr Tydfil, causing 26 coaches to catch fire.



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Pair held over Christmas Eve murder

Two men are arrested on suspicion of murdering a homeless man in Bath on Christmas Eve.



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England youth 'lagging behind' Germany

The English top flight lags behind Germany in terms of youth development, says Premier League chief Richard Scudamore.



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Tottenham Double winner Henry dies

Double-winning former Tottenham Hotspur and England defender Ron Henry dies at the age of 80.



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Temperatures plunge below zero in UK

Temperatures plunge below freezing in parts of the UK amid warnings that drivers could face treacherous conditions on icy roads.



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Actor David Ryall dies aged 79

Actor David Ryall, known for playing Elphias Doge in the first Deathly Hallows movie, dies aged 79.



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VIDEO: Police deliver baby on subway train

Two police officers help a woman give birth on a subway train in the US city of Philadelphia.



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VIDEO: Historic wills available online

Millions of wills, including those of Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill and Princess Diana, have been made available online for a £10 fee.



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Fire forces Greece ferry evacuation

A Greek ferry carrying more than 460 people is being evacuated after it caught fire, but strong winds are hampering the rescue.



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Sky Swing closes after 'malfunction'

Funfair passengers are left dangling 65ft up following a third incident on a ride at Cardiff's Winter Wonderland.



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VIDEO: The most tweeted and posted of 2014

Social media monitoring company Brandwatch has revealed 2014's most talked about news event.



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VIDEO: Christmas trees used as flood defence

Old Christmas trees are being put to use by the Environment Agency as flood defences on riverbanks and shorelines.



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Festive schedule a disgrace - Poyet

Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet says playing two matches in three days over Christmas is a "disgrace".



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samedi 27 décembre 2014

VIDEO: Murray Walker's 2014 title highlights

Murray Walker picks out the five most decisive moments in the 2014 title battle between champion Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.



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Predictions: Lawro v Jack O'Connell

BBC Sport football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on Unbroken star Jack O'Connell in his latest Premier League predictions.



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Learning how to limit tsunami misery

Tsunamis remain the deadliest of natural hazards - but thorough preparation and a rapid response can help to reduce the devastation, says Roland Pease.



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Who, What, Why: The questions of 2014 answered

The events of 2014 raised big questions which the Magazine tried to answer in our Who, What, Why series.



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Air Asia flight missing - reports

Air Asia flight QZ 8501 travelling from Indonesia to Singapore has gone missing - reports



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VIDEO: Snow leaves holiday makers stranded

Snow and ice in the French Alps have reportedly stranded 15,000 vehicles, snarling up holiday traffic to and from ski resorts.



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George Bush Sr remains in hospital

Former US President George Bush Sr remains in hospital but could be discharged soon, his spokesman says.



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Tourists 'to spend record levels'

Spending by tourists to the UK is set to reach record levels in 2015, with the government forecasting overseas visitors will splash out £22bn.



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Rail services to resume after delays

Reduced rail services are due to run from some London stations, after overrunning engineering works cause major disruption on Saturday.



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Guards 'terror threat' and rail 'chaos' - papers

The status of the Royal Guards comes under scrutiny in some papers, while others focus on the travel chaos caused by wintry weather and delays to rail engineering.



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Ten photos capture the UK in 2014

Ten photos that captured the UK in 2014



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Xbox and PlayStation rebuild service

Xbox and PlayStation make progress in restoring their gaming sites after a hacking attack that caused severe problems over Christmas.



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VIDEO: Dilemma over Hitler's birthplace

The Austrian government is trying to work out what to do with the house in which Adolf Hitler was born.



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VIDEO: Pope gunman lays flowers on tomb

A man who shot and wounded former Pope John Paul II more than 30 years ago returns to the Vatican to lay flowers on his tomb.



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Indigenous Bolivians' new confidence

President Evo Morales has given the indigenous people of Bolivia a new sense of pride - but more needs to be done, says Katy Watson.



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Malaysia pledges extra flood funds

Malaysian PM Najib Razak announces extra money to help victims of the country's worst floods in decades, which have left at least five dead.



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Legacy vow by aid worker's brother

The brother of murdered aid worker David Haines reveals he has been reaching out to people of other faiths in the months since his death.



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Man charged over car shooting murder

A man is charged with murder and attempted murder over a double shooting in Sheffield City centre, in which shots were fired at a car at traffic lights.



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Snow strands motorists in Alps

Snow and ice strand 15,000 vehicles in the French Alps, snarling up holiday traffic to and from ski resorts.



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City Link staff 'face NYE redundancy'

More than 2,000 staff from the collapsed UK parcel delivery firm City Link are to be made redundant on New Year's Eve, the RMT union says.



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Pakistan's Ajmal to miss World Cup

Suspended off-spinner Saeed Ajmal withdraws from Pakistan's World Cup squad and all-rounder Mohammad Hafeez faces test.



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VIDEO: Georgian politicians brawl in parliament

A fight erupts in the Georgian parliament between ruling and opposition lawmakers.



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Pope gunman visits John Paul II tomb

The Turkish man who shot and injured former Pope John Paul II in 1981 lays flowers on the late pontiff's tomb in the Vatican.



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Celtic 0-0 Ross County

Ross County put the shackles on Celtic as they hold the champions to a point in the Scottish Premiership.



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Bath 31-14 Exeter

Bath go top of the Premiership with a hard-fought, bonus-point win over Exeter Chiefs at the Recreation Ground.



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Speeding fines hit four-year high

The number of speeding fines issued by courts in England and Wales rises to its highest level since 2009, with the AA saying digital cameras now work 24 hours a day.



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Top al-Shabab militant 'surrenders'

Top al-Shabab militant Zakariya Ahmed Ismail Hersi, one of the US's most wanted men, gives himself up, Somali officials say.



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Japan's savings rate turns negative

It's a notable transformation from when Japan was a nation of savers, and had the highest savings rate in the world.



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Huge funeral for New York policeman

Tens of thousands of people attend the funeral in New York of Rafael Ramos, one of the two policemen shot dead a week ago.



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VIDEO: Japan's new island still growing

Authorities in Japan say a new island near Tokyo has grown more than 10 times in size since emerging during an underwater eruption in November 2013.



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VIDEO: Marquez shows off his motorbikes

Two-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez takes BBC Sport on a tour of his museum and the motorbikes that have defined his career.



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VIDEO: New heart teen home for Christmas

A teenager is home for Christmas weeks after undergoing a heart transplant.



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'Blocked drug proposals' revealed

Former minister Norman Baker releases details of civil servants' recommendations for reforming drugs policy whose publication he says was blocked by the home secretary.



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Rural firms 'catching up on towns'

Faster broadband and improved transport could help productivity grow faster in the English countryside than towns, the Environment Secretary says.



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House prices 'rose by 8.5%' in 2014

UK house prices rose by an average of £16,000 - or 8.5% - in 2014, according to the mortgage lender Halifax.



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Sweden budget deal cancels snap poll

Sweden's left-of-centre government reaches a budget deal with the main opposition resulting in a minority government and avoiding the need for snap elections.



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Smith ton puts India under pressure

Australia captain Steve Smith scores 192 to help his side to 530 in the third Test against India, who reach 108-1 in reply.



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Redrawing of NI border was discussed

Newly-released files from the Irish National Archives reveal how the British and Irish governments discussed redrawing the Northern Ireland border in 1984.



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Who is moving where in January?

BBC Sport and global football experts assess 50 possible moves that could happen in the January transfer window.



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Warnings of icy roads across UK

Warnings about icy roads are issued for much of the UK as forecasts suggest snow in many areas could thaw and then freeze again as temperatures fall.



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Spider-Man birthday video boy dies

A five-year-old boy who became an internet star when "Spider-Man" paid him a surprise birthday visit dies after a battle with cancer.



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Warnock sacked by Crystal Palace

Neil Warnock becomes the first Premier League manager to be sacked this season after being dismissed by Crystal Palace.



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VIDEO: Police deliver baby on subway train

Two police officers help a woman give birth on a subway train in the US city of Philadelphia.



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VIDEO: Historic wills available online

Millions of wills, including those of Charles Dickens, Winston Churchill and Princess Diana, have been made available online for a £10 fee.



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VIDEO: Queen Elizabeth II's Christmas message

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II delivers her annual Christmas message.



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Paralysis cure, new vaginas...and other medical stories of 2014

With a revolutionary new therapy letting a man take his first steps after being paralysed and the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, it has been a year of incredible highs and devastating lows.



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Severe flooding hits Malaysia's east

Malaysia is battling some of the worst floods in decades along its east coast, with more than 100,000 people forced to leave their homes.



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Can UKIP build on its successes in 2014?

It was the year UKIP made its long-awaited Westminster breakthrough, but can Nigel Farage's party build on that in 2015?



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N Korea berates Obama over film

North Korea condemns US President Barack Obama over the release of the film The Interview, about a fictional plot to kill its leader Kim Jong-un.



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Two arrested over burglary attack

A man and a woman are arrested by police investigating a burglary in which an elderly couple were attacked, leaving them with serious injuries.



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Who, What, Why: The questions of 2014 answered

The events of 2014 raised big questions which the Magazine tried to answer in our Who, What, Why series.



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Millions of wills available online

Millions of wills - including those of Sir Winston Churchill, Alan Turing and Princess Diana - are now available online.



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US city sues Petrobras for corruption

A US city government is suing the Brazilian state-run oil company Petrobras over investor losses due to a corruption scandal.



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Viewpoint: Confrontation key to tackling violent extremism

Afzal Ashraf, a consultant fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, says governments must confront the violent extremism of jihadist groups like Islamic State, the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) and Boko Haram.



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VIDEO: How do you write a pantomime?

Actor and writer Eric Potts speaks to the BBC about creating scripts for pantomime.



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Ukraine awaits fresh prisoner swaps

A new round of prisoner exchanges between Ukraine and pro-Russian eastern rebels is anticipated, a day after the two sides swapped hundreds of captives.



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Abducted Mexican priest found dead

A Mexican priest who was kidnapped earlier this week is found shot dead in the south-western state of Guerrero.



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Motorists stranded by snowfall

Dozens of coach passengers and drivers are left stranded in Yorkshire after snowfall sweeps parts of the UK.



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Whooping cough virus 'evolving fast'

Whooping cough may be evolving to outsmart the currently used vaccine, say researchers.



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Ten photos capture the UK in 2014

Ten photos that captured the UK in 2014



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Tsunami-hit nations mark anniversary

Memorial services are held in Indonesia and other nations for the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami on the disaster's 10th anniversary.



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Xbox and PlayStation tackle attacks

Xbox and PlayStation work to restore online services after suffering technical problems, amid claims a hacking group caused the outage.



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Indigenous Bolivians' new confidence

President Evo Morales has given the indigenous people of Bolivia a new sense of pride - but more needs to be done, says Katy Watson.



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Giroud sorry for headbutt - Wenger

Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says striker Olivier Giroud has apologised for his red card in the 2-1 win over QPR.



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Garth Crooks's team of the week

Who could play until he is 70 - and which player needs to be offered a long-term contract by his club?



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Smith wins another Strictly title

Olympic gymnast Louis Smith wins his second Strictly Come Dancing title after triumphing in the 2014 Christmas special.



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New York mourns police officer

Hundreds of people have gathered in New York for the wake of one of two police officers shot by a man who then killed himself.



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The big freeze, speed cameras and 'hacked' cars

With no linking thread to Saturday's headlines, stories about icy conditions, speed cameras and hackers taking over car systems, will give motorists post Yuletide nightmares.



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Pakistan orders arrest of cleric

A judge in Pakistan issues an arrest warrant for a radical imam who refused to condemn the Peshawar school massacre.



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VIDEO: Georgian politicians brawl in parliament

A fight erupts in the Georgian parliament between ruling and opposition lawmakers.



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King's Cross trains cancelled for day

All trains to and from London King's Cross have been cancelled on Saturday because of overrunning engineering work, Network Rail says.



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Mourinho hails evergreen Terry

Boss Jose Mourinho says John Terry is the same player who led Chelsea to the title a decade ago after West Ham win.



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Silviniaco Conti in King George win

The favourite Silviniaco Conti dominates to make it back-to-back wins in the King George VI Chase at Kempton.



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Turkey 'insult' teenager released

A Turkish teenager arrested on Wednesday for allegedly insulting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been released but still faces trial.



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VIDEO: WW1 truce: 'War came to standstill'

In 1968, the BBC filmed veterans from opposing armies who took part what became known as the Christmas Truce.



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Popular Pope Francis reinvents role

BBC Vatican correspondent David Willey says Pope Francis has invented his own way of being pontiff with an open style of Church government.



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Japan's savings rate turns negative

It's a notable transformation from when Japan was a nation of savers, and had the highest savings rate in the world.



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UKIP chair regrets National Front past

The UKIP chairman in the Kent seat where leader Nigel Farage hopes to become an MP says he regrets his past membership of the National Front.



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Captain Smith steadies Australia

Australia captain Steven Smith guides the hosts to 259-5 on the opening day of the third Test against India.



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BBC Sport's Christmas quiz 2014

Gold medals, 'photobombs' and Usain Bolt dancing - how much do you remember about the sporting year?



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VIDEO: Marquez shows off his motorbikes

Two-time MotoGP champion Marc Marquez takes BBC Sport on a tour of his museum and the motorbikes that have defined his career.



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VIDEO: New heart teen home for Christmas

A teenager is home for Christmas weeks after undergoing a heart transplant.



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Queen tops Christmas Day ratings

The Queen's Christmas Day broadcast shown on the BBC and ITV tops the TV ratings, with comedy Mrs Brown's Boys the single most-watched programme.



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Ruling is made in pregnant mum case

A judge in Dublin's High Court rules that a life-support machine may be switched off in the case of a brain dead woman who is 18 weeks pregnant.



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Archbishop of Canterbury has pneumonia

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has pneumonia, Lambeth Palace says, a day after he pulled out of his Christmas Day sermon.



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Suu Kyi: More Myanmar action needed

Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi tells the BBC the world is too optimistic about reform in the country, saying more is needed to achieve democracy.



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VIDEO: Weather forecast for the UK

Weather forecast for the UK



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VIDEO: Cardinal condemns 'blasphemous' IS

Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, condemns Islamic State as 'barbaric' and 'blasphemous'.



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Shoppers flock to Boxing Day sales

Shoppers across the UK descend on their High Street stores for the annual Boxing Day sales.



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VIDEO: Monastery home for asylum seekers

Swiss Monastery Einsiedeln Abbey has taken in around 30 asylum seekers from Eritrea.



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Cat burglar's stolen stash revealed

Real-life cat burglar Theo turns his home town of Ipswich into a crime hotspot keeping his embarrassed owner busy returning items to her neighbours.



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City square attractions reopen

Festive attractions in Glasgow's George Square are to reopen after the lorry crash which killed six people on Monday.



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Ukraine peace talks called off

Peace talks between Ukraine's government and pro-Russian rebels, due to take place in Minsk, have been called off, Belarusian officials say.



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VIDEO: Queen Elizabeth II's Christmas message

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II delivers her annual Christmas message.



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VIDEO: From the archives: Brazil 1-7 Germany

BBC commentator Steve Wilson relives the most incredible match of World Cup 2014, when Germany thrashed hosts Brazil 7-1.



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Paralysis cure, new vaginas...and other medical stories of 2014

With a revolutionary new therapy letting a man take his first steps after being paralysed and the deadly Ebola outbreak in West Africa, it has been a year of incredible highs and devastating lows.



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VIDEO: Sizing up Tim Burton's Big Eyes

Talking Movies' Tom Brook talks to Tim Burton about his latest film Big Eyes - the story of Walter Keane, who rose to fame by passing his wife's artwork off as his own.



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Can UKIP build on their successes in 2014?

It was the year UKIP made its long-awaited Westminster breakthrough, but can Nigel Farage's party build on that in 2015?



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VIDEO: 'Del Boy' fancy dress van goes viral

A film of a fancy dress pub crawl with a pedal-powered version of Del Boy's yellow Robin Reliant car wins more than six million online hits.



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Thai tourist murder trial under way

The trial is under way in Thailand of two Burmese men charged with the murder of British tourists Hannah Witheridge and David Miller in September.



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Met Office warns of snow disruption

Snow could cause disruption across large parts of the UK later with "several centimetres even at low levels", the Met Office warns.



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Who, What, Why: The questions of 2014 answered

The events of 2014 raised big questions which the Magazine tried to answer in our Who, What, Why series.



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City Link closure 'disgraceful'

The Christmas Day announcement that parcel delivery firm City Link had gone into administration was "disgraceful", a union says.



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Viewpoint: Confrontation key to tackling violent extremism

Afzal Ashraf, a consultant fellow at the Royal United Services Institute, says governments must confront the violent extremism of jihadist groups like Islamic State, the Pakistani Taliban (TTP) and Boko Haram.



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VIDEO: How do you write a pantomime?

Actor and writer Eric Potts speaks to the BBC about creating scripts for pantomime.



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Life choices 'behind many cancers'

More than four in 10 cancers - 600,000 in the UK alone - could be prevented if people led healthier lives, say experts.



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Man in court over grandson's murder

A man accused of murdering his nine-year-old grandson in Lincoln will appear in court later.



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Health warnings and snow fears - papers

The risks of alcohol advertising, child drug abuse and the spread of diseases like Ebola make the headlines, along with news of a "blizzard" set to hit the UK.



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Queen sends reconciliation message

The Queen uses her annual Christmas Day broadcast to highlight the importance of reconciliation between opposing sides.



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Ten photos capture the UK in 2014

Ten photos that captured the UK in 2014



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Tsunami-hit nations mark anniversary

A memorial is held in Indonesia for the victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami - the first in a series of events marking the 10th anniversary of the disaster.



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Xbox and PlayStation hit by 'hack'

Xbox and PlayStation online services have been suffering technical problems, amid claims a hacking group has disabled their services.



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VIDEO: Space station visible in London skies

The International Space Station was visible on two occasions as it moved across the London skyline on Wednesday evening.



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Coleman staying with Doctor Who

Jenna Coleman is to stay playing the role of Doctor Who's assistant Clara Oswald for another series of the show.



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Smith wins another Strictly title

Olympic gymnast Louis Smith wins his second Strictly Come Dancing title after triumphing in the 2014 Christmas special.



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The year in business: 2014

During 2014 in business and economics, the shine seemed to come off a multitude of big ideas which had seemed until recently unstoppable.



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Key issues addressed by agreement

The Stormont House negotiations tackled a number of contentious issues, although there is less progress on some others.



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Mosque set on fire in Sweden

Police in Sweden say an arsonist set fire to a mosque in the town of Eskilstuna on Thursday, injuring five people.



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VIDEO: Virginia's water-skiing Santa Claus

The annual water-skiing Santa event takes place on the Potomac River in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia.



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Paramedic dies after collision

A paramedic dies in hospital after being knocked down at an ambulance station car park in Kilmarnock, Police Scotland say.



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Could e-voting be on its way in the UK?

Campaigners say the UK's voting system is "ossified" and must embrace the digital revolution.



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British national dies in Ethiopia

The UK Foreign Office has confirmed the death of a British national in Ethiopia, as media reports say a tourist was shot dead.



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Justice at risk as Pakistan rushes convicts to the gallows

After the Peshawar school attack, Pakistan has resumed executing convicts on death row. But among those heading to the gallows are feared to be many victims of miscarriages of justice. The BBC's Shaimaa Khalil reports.



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Fatal car shootings suspects arrested

Two men are arrested in connection with a double shooting in a car that left one victim dead and another seriously injured.



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VIDEO: WW1 truce: 'War came to standstill'

In 1968, the BBC filmed veterans from opposing armies who took part what became known as the Christmas Truce.



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Popular Pope Francis reinvents role

BBC Vatican correspondent David Willey says Pope Francis has invented his own way of being pontiff with an open style of Church government.



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Weather warnings for Boxing Day snow

Severe weather warnings of more than 10cm of snow are issued by the Met Office for 26 December for some parts of the UK.



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Hack threat comedy released in US

The Sony Pictures comedy The Interview opens in some US cinemas and online, after a major cyber-attack and threats over its release.



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VIDEO: 1914 Christmas Truce remembered

Football Focus remembers Christmas Day, 1914, when British and German soldiers stopped fighting and played football.



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Christmas Day swim marks 50th event

A half-century of folks dashing into the cold sea on Christmas morning is being celebrated on the beach in south Wales.



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Nigeria girl tells of suicide attack

A 13-year-old Nigerian girl says her parents gave her to Boko Haram to take part in a suicide bomb attack in the city of Kano.



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Militants attack Somalia AU base

Al-Shabab militants launch an attack on the main African Union military base near Mogadishu airport in Somalia.



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Olympic cyclists announce engagement

Laura Trott announces her engagement to fellow British Olympic cycling star Jason Kenny on Twitter.



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BBC's Scottish football review 2014

Richard Wilson describes a year of celebration, debt deals and further turmoil in Scottish football.



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VIDEO: Murray Walker's Christmas message

Formula 1 commentary legend Murray Walker looks back on an uplifting and tragic 2014 and looks forward to what could be another great year for the sport in 2015.



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Lorry crash hospital girl 'improving'

The condition of a 14-year-old girl badly hurt in the Glasgow bin lorry crash improves, as four people remain in hospital.



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Aussies have mental edge - Hazlewood

Fast bowler Josh Hazlewood says Australia have a mental edge over India ahead of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.



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Pope delivers Christmas message

Pope Francis delivers his second Christmas "urbi et orbi" message from St Peter's Square in the Vatican.



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VIDEO: Weather forecast for the UK

Weather forecast for the UK



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VIDEO: Cardinal condemns 'blasphemous' IS

Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, condemns Islamic State as 'barbaric' and 'blasphemous'.



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Pair arrested in PC death inquiry

A man and a woman are held on suspicion of assisting an offender by police investigating the death of Merseyside officer Neil Doyle.



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VIDEO: Monastery home for asylum seekers

Swiss Monastery Einsiedeln Abbey has taken in around 30 asylum seekers from Eritrea.



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WW1 truce footballer plaque unveiled

A soldier believed to have supplied the football for a Christmas Day game during a World War One truce is honoured with a plaque.



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Adventurer prepares for Atlantic row

A man bidding to set a new world record for travelling around the world prepares to row the Atlantic.



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Leaders kick off Boxing Day action

Chelsea meet West Ham at Stamford Bridge in the first of Boxing Day's 46 fixtures across England's top four divisions.



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Sierra Leone declares Ebola lockdown

A lockdown is declared in northern Sierra Leone, with shops and travel services shut for at least three days, in a bid to contain the Ebola virus.



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VIDEO: Cash grab as millions spill on to road

Shoppers and motorists in Hong Kong tried to grab notes which spilled from a cash van on to the busy Gloucester Road near the city's financial district.



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VIDEO: Sizing up Burton's Big Eyes

Talking Movies' Tom Brook talks to Tim Burton about his latest film Big Eyes - the story of Walter Keane, who rose to fame by passing his wife's artwork off as his own.



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VIDEO: Christmas for King's College Choir

BBC News visited the choristers of King's College Cambridge as they prepared for Carols from Kings



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VIDEO: 'Del Boy' fancy dress van goes viral

A film of a fancy dress pub crawl with a pedal-powered version of Del Boy's yellow Robin Reliant car wins more than six million online hits.



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Man charged with grandson's murder

The grandfather of a nine-year-old boy found dead in Lincoln is charged with his murder.



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VIDEO: 'Incredible' Masterchef winning dish

Jamie Scott, the winner of this year's Masterchef: The Professionals, and judge Marcus Wareing describe the nervous dynamics of the TV final to BBC Breakfast.



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VIDEO: Can reporter work mistletoe magic?

The BBC's Steph McGovern surprises shoppers while reporting on Christmas sales.



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St Louis shooting 'unlike Ferguson'

The mayor of the US suburb where a police officer shot dead a black teenager says the death cannot be compared to that of Michael Brown in Ferguson.



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