dimanche 30 novembre 2014

Rio mass wedding draws thousands

Nearly 2,000 couples get married at an indoors sports venue in the biggest mass wedding ceremony in Rio de Janeiro's history.



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UK migration: What's really happening?

Official figures published yesterday show how migration has already transformed the UK and will continue to change it in an era of mass movement of people.



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Landlines pricier, as callers hang up

The cost of having a fixed-line telephone is increasing, as people spend less time using them.



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Treasury committee rebukes HSBC

HSBC is under fire from the government's Treasury committee for suggesting tougher regulation sparked the resignation of two senior executives.



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BBC Sound of 2015 longlist revealed

A Cambridge graduate, a former mayoral candidate and an actor from Skins all make the longlist for the BBC's Sound of 2015.



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Students 'could swing 2015 election'

Students could tip the balance of power at the next general election, suggests research.



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"Extra NHS cash" criticised, and "cyber Monday"

A mixed bag of headlines on Monday include a look at government spending pledges on health and roads, and Britain's online shopping addiction.



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'Tory failings cost £116bn' - Labour

Labour leader Ed Miliband says the government's failure to improve living standards has cost the Treasury £116.5bn - nearly £4,000 per taxpayer.



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Gillian Anderson wins theatre award

Gillian Anderson and Tom Hiddleston win the top acting honours at this year's London Evening Standard Theatre Awards.



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Win proves title intent - Pellegrini

Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini says his side have proved they can compete with Chelsea for the Premier League title.



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Will Moldova choose EU or Putin?

Moldova's general election takes on a geopolitical edge in the shadow of the crisis in neighbouring Ukraine.



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What if Syria were the UK?

Understanding the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Syria can be difficult. So imagine this: what if Syria were the UK?



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Diane Abbott seeks London Mayor role

Veteran Labour MP Diane Abbott says she is intending to put herself forward to become Labour's candidate for Mayor of London in 2016.



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Runaway car traps and kills man

A man is killed and a woman is injured after their car rolled down a street in Swansea, trapping them underneath.



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Uruguay votes in election run-off

Uruguayans vote in a presidential run-off election with Tabare Vasquez of the Broad Front party expected to win.



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Kate's christening church closes

The Berkshire church where the Duchess of Cambridge was christened has held its final service.



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Take That and Olly Murs top UK charts

Take That and Olly Murs shoot to the top of the UK singles and album charts with their latest releases.



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Rats, wasps and mice top pests list

More pests were dealt with in Wales per person than in any other country in the UK last year, pest controllers say.



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Back to basics for Eubank Jr

Time for Chris Eubank Jr to go back to basics after defeat by Billy Joe Saunders, says Ben Dirs.



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World still learning from Ethiopia famine

Mike Wooldridge returns to Ethiopia 30 years after the famine and sees much change but fears some lessons have gone unlearned.



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Iraqi army 'had 50,000 ghost troops'

An investigation into corruption in the Iraqi army revealed 50,000 false names, known as "ghost soldiers", on its payroll, the PM says.



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Osborne confirms extra £2bn for NHS

Chancellor George Osborne confirms an extra £2bn in annual funding for frontline NHS services across the UK - as Labour says they would go further.



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VIDEO: UK-run Ebola clinic 'half empty'

The BBC returns to a British-run Ebola clinic in Sierra Leone, a month after it opened to see what progress is being made in the fight against the virus.



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Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 Everton

Roberto Soldado scores the winner just before half-time as Spurs come from behind to beat Everton at White Hart Lane.



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Champion Robertson edges past Wilson

Defending champion Neil Robertson beats Kyren Wilson 6-5 to reach round three of the UK Championship in York.



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Lionel Richie to play Glastonbury

Soul star Lionel Richie will play the Sunday teatime slot at next year's Glastonbury Festival, its organisers announce.



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Briton Shaw wins World Cup gold

Bryony Shaw wins gold as British sailors claim four medals at the inaugural Sailing World Cup Final in Abu Dhabi.



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Russians protest against health cuts

Thousands of Russians hold marches in Moscow and other cities in protest against health reforms involving hospital closures and job losses.



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Germans honour slain 'role model'

Tributes are paid in Germany to student Tugce Albayrak who died after defending two teenage girls reportedly being harassed by a group of men.



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VIDEO: From truck driving to balloon twisting

Aaron Smyth is an award winning balloon artist who used to be a truck driver.



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VIDEO: Mellor apology 'seemed genuine'

Taxi drivers have been saying what they think of David Mellor's apology - he was recorded arguing with a driver earlier in the week.



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VIDEO: Jude Law submerged in new role

In his latest movie, Jude Law plays a submarine captain whose crew are trying to salvage Nazi gold from a sunken U-boat. He spoke to Andrew Marr.



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London 'could get car-free Sundays'

Mayor of London Boris Johnson says he will review the idea for car-free Sundays in parts of central London.



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Supporter dies after clashes in Madrid

A Deportivo La Coruna fan dies following violent clashes outside the stadium before his team's game at Atletico Madrid.



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Southampton 0-3 Manchester City

Manchester City beat Southampton to move into second place and cut Chelsea's Premier League lead to six points.



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MPs barred entry to Hong Kong

The Chinese embassy tells a cross-party group of MPs it will not be able to go ahead with a planned visit to Hong Kong.



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England could do better - Lancaster

Head coach Stuart Lancaster insists England still have "lots to work on" despite beating Australia 26-17 at Twickenham.



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Sunday's gossip column

Steven Gerrard's Liverpool future uncertain, Arsenal keen on James McCarthy, Ryan Giggs tipped for Wigan role, plus more



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Churches unite against 'persecution'

Pope Francis and the spiritual leader of the world's Orthodox Christians jointly condemn the "persecution" of Christians in the Middle East.



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VIDEO: Pope and Patriarch issue joint pledge

The Pope, who is visiting Turkey, meets Patriarch Bartholomew I , the spiritual leader of the world's 250 million Orthodox Christians.



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VIDEO: Plane wheeled through Kiev streets

There was an unusual sight on the streets of Kiev on Saturday night, as a 30-year old Soviet-made aircraft was moved from the international airport to an aviation museum.



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VIDEO: Russia sanctions hit UK businesses

Caroline Bayley reports on how US and EU sanctions imposed on Russia have had an adverse impact on some British businesses.



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Gerrard denies rift with Rodgers

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard says there has been no fall-out with boss Brendan Rodgers after losing his starting place.



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'Time to take Saints seriously'

BBC Sport's Robbie Savage on why he thinks Southampton can build on their stunning start to the season.



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Swiss 'reject immigration curbs'

Swiss voters reject a referendum proposal to sharply cut immigration, according to projections from partial results on state TV.



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Kabul police boss quits amid attacks

The police chief of the Afghan capital Kabul resigns following a spate of attacks of foreigners in the city over the last two weeks.



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Hughes stays '63 not out forever'

Phillip Hughes's final innings has been adjusted to show him being 63 not out after an update from Cricket Australia.



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VIDEO: Highlights: Wales 12-6 South Africa

Wales end their run of 22 matches without a win over southern hemisphere sides with a 12-6 victory over South Africa in Cardiff.



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Action on bouncers unlikely - ICC

Chief executive David Richardson says the ICC is unlikely to restrict bouncers despite Phillip Hughes's death.



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Fifa under scrutiny after new claims

As further allegations emerge about the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, Fifa faces more questions and scrutiny, says Dan Roan.



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samedi 29 novembre 2014

Silence to remember fatal Clutha crash

A minute's silence is held at the scene of a helicopter crash in Glasgow exactly a year after 10 people lost their lives in the tragedy.



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UK migration: What's really happening?

Official figures published yesterday show how migration has already transformed the UK and will continue to change it in an era of mass movement of people.



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Missing boy found behind false wall

A boy missing for four years in the US is found "frozen with fear" behind a false wall in a house in Atlanta, Georgia.



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Woman badly hurt by police car

A woman has "possible life-threatening head injuries" after being hit by a police car that was responding to reports of a man with a knife.



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Politicians mark St Andrew's Day

Nicola Sturgeon and David Cameron reflect on the referendum campaign as they mark Scotland's national day.



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Apology over Obama daughters attack

A Republican congressional aide apologises after attacking US President Barack Obama's daughters' choice of outfits for a Thanksgiving ceremony.



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VIDEO: 'Up to 13,000 slaves' working in UK

There could be 10-13,000 victims of slavery in the UK, far more than previous estimates, analysis for the Home Office suggests.



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Will the public accept the cuts to come?

The Westminster parties must balance the books by 2020 - but MPs are not yet shouting too loudly about the full scale of the cuts to come.



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Will Moldova choose EU or Putin?

Moldova's general election takes on a geopolitical edge in the shadow of the crisis in neighbouring Ukraine.



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What if Syria were the UK?

Understanding the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Syria can be difficult. So imagine this: what if Syria were the UK?



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NHS boost and MP's 'obscene' debate - papers

Some of Sunday's papers are trailing announcements expected in Wednesday's Autumn Statement, with suggestions Chancellor George Osborne will divert cash to the NHS.



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Ferguson police officer Wilson quits

US police officer Darren Wilson - who fatally shot unarmed black teenager Michael Brown, triggering nationwide riots - has resigned, his lawyer says.



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Man injured by Dutch pop-up toilet

A man is injured after a pop-up toilet unexpectedly emerges from underground in the Dutch city of Amsterdam, throwing a stationary scooter onto him.



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Can art and artist be separated?

Can we judge an artwork purely on its own merits - be it a film, painting, play or sitcom - or do we inevitably take its creator's character into account?



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Service remembers Clutha crash dead

A service is held in Glasgow to mark the first anniversary of the Clutha helicopter crash in which 10 people died.



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David Beckham involved in car crash

A female driver is taken to hospital after her car is involved in a road collision involving former England footballer David Beckham.



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World still learning from Ethiopia famine

Mike Wooldridge returns to Ethiopia 30 years after the famine and sees much change but fears some lessons have gone unlearned.



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Egypt anger as Mubarak cleared

Egyptian police break up a demonstration in Cairo over the dropping of charges against ex-President Mubarak for the killing of protesters in 2011.



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Osborne to pledge extra £2bn for NHS

Chancellor George Osborne is to announce an extra £2bn in funding for the health service across the UK in his Autumn Statement on Wednesday.



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More World Cup bid corruption claims

Further allegations of corruption during the bidding process to stage the World Cups in 2018 and 2022 are made.



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'Up to 13,000 slaves' working in UK

There could be between 10,000 and 13,000 victims of slavery in the UK, higher than previous figures, analysis for the Home Office suggests.



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Sunderland 0-0 Chelsea

Premier League leaders Chelsea are held to a goalless draw at Sunderland, with the hosts missing late chances to take the points.



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Lib Dems elect new party president

The Liberal Democrats elect activist Baroness Brinton as the party's new president, following a ballot of its members.



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Sarkozy wins opposition party vote

Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy is elected head of the opposition UMP, but by a smaller than expected margin over his nearest rival.



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VIDEO: Clutha dead remembered one year on

A service has been held in Glasgow to mark the first anniversary of the Clutha helicopter crash in which 10 people died.



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VIDEO: Debris shows force of Kano attack

Will Ross reports from the outside the central mosque in Kano, Nigeria's second city, a day after it was attacked by suspected militant Islamists.



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Israel cricket umpire killed by ball

An umpire at an Israeli cricket match dies after being hit by a ball, just days after the death of Australian batsman Phillip Hughes.



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VIDEO: Mellor apology 'seemed genuine'

Taxi drivers have been saying what they think of David Mellor's apology - he was recorded arguing with a driver earlier in the week.



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VIDEO: Black Friday boost for UK economy?

Black Friday was the busiest ever day for online retailer Amazon UK, with sales that "surpassed all expectations", according to the company.



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Pub with 53 trees 'most Christmassy'

A pub owner believes he has the most Christmassy pub in England after spending four days festooning it with thousands of pounds of decorations.



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Wales 12-6 South Africa

Wales claim just the second win over South Africa in their history with a display of guts and cool control in Cardiff.



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England 26-17 Australia

Ben Morgan scores two tries as England end their autumn series with a much-needed 26-17 win over Australia at Twickenham.



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Mentally ill teenager held in cell

A teenage girl with mental health problems has been in police cells since Thursday evening because no care beds are available, a senior officer says.



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West Bromwich Albion 0-1 Arsenal

Danny Welbeck scores early in the second half as Arsenal avoid a third straight league loss with victory at West Brom.



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West Africa Ebola toll nears 7,000

The number of people killed by the worst outbreak of Ebola in West Africa has risen to 6,928, the World Health Organization says.



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IS steps up key Syrian town assault

Fighting intensifies in the besieged Syrian border town of Kobane, as Islamic State launches at least four suicide attacks against Kurdish defenders.



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England suffer emphatic ODI defeat

Sri Lanka beat England by eight wickets with 10.4 overs to spare to take a 2-0 lead in the one-day international series.



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VIDEO: Pope Francis visits Blue Mosque

Mark Lowen reports from Istanbul in Turkey on a visit by Pope Francis to the historic city.



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PM's 'retreat' and 'Whack Friday' madness - papers

Coverage of David Cameron's proposals to curb immigration dominate front pages, along with photographs of shoppers grappling for bargains in pre-Christmas sales.



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Black Friday sets Amazon UK record

Black Friday was the busiest ever day for online retailer Amazon UK, with sales that "surpassed all expectations", the company says.



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Cameron, migration and the Germans

In an anticipated speech on migration, British Prime Minister David Cameron set out proposals aimed at keeping both his countrymen and the continent happy.



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VIDEO: Clutha helicopter crash: One year on

Air accident investigators say their report into cause of the Clutha helicopter crash should be ready in the new year.



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Mickey Rourke wins boxing match

Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke wins an exhibition boxing match in Moscow after returning to the ring for the first time in 20 years.



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Man in court over couple's murder

A 38-year-old man appears in court over the murder of a couple who were found stabbed in their home in Surrey.



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VIDEO: How much should a grotto visit cost?

The Christmas spending spree is under way, but it is not just shopping for presents that can put a strain on budgets during the festive season.



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AUDIO: Is time up for the three-point turn?

Could the three-point turn be dropped from the driving test?



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Mellor apologises for taxi outburst

Former Conservative cabinet minister David Mellor apologises for an outburst against a London taxi driver, which was recorded and given to the Sun.



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VIDEO: New Star Wars trailer causes a storm

The teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens has just been released and is already being dissected by fans and trending on social media.



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VIDEO: The people who run with their dogs

Canicross is a kind of cross-country running with dogs. Runners attach themselves via a harness and bungee-cord to their canine friends - and then race.



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A1 road closed after 'explosion'

The A1 main road is closed at Catterick, North Yorkshire, after reports of an explosion.



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vendredi 28 novembre 2014

VIDEO: City gives away last Christmas tree

The last Christmas tree in the Norwegian city of Stavanger is about to go on display in the centre of Aberdeen.



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VIDEO: The longest-serving political leader in UK

Howling Laud Hope is the UK's longest-serving political leader but has never won an election or saved his deposit.



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Man charged with couple's murder

A 38-year-old man is charged with the murder of Patrick and Gillian Kettyle, who were found stabbed at their home in Surrey on Thursday.



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NHS 'U-turn' over drug trial money

NHS England has said letters sent out to local health bosses suggesting the funding of patients in clinical drug trials might be cut were "incorrect".



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Gerrard CCTV row officer faces jail

A corrupt policewoman who seized CCTV of a street bust-up in order to try to blackmail Liverpool player Steven Gerrard faces jail.



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Police officer stabs dog to death

A dog is stabbed to death by a police officer during a drugs search in south-east London.



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Rice wins appeal against suspension

Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice can play again after winning his appeal against an indefinite ban issued for hitting his wife.



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Sarkozy favourite in party poll

French conservatives are set to elect their next leader in a poll which could mark Nicolas Sarkozy's return to frontline politics.



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'Anti-government' gun attack in Texas

A gunman who attacked downtown buildings and the Mexican Consulate in Austin, Texas, before being shot may have had political reasons, say police.



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Police called to Black Friday sales

Police are called to supermarkets across the UK amid crowd surges as people hunt for "Black Friday" offers.



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PM's 'retreat' and 'Black Friday' madness - front pages

Coverage of David Cameron's proposals to curb immigration dominate front pages, along with photographs of shoppers grappling for bargains in pre-Christmas sales.



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Australia retire Hughes's ODI shirt

Australia retire the number 64 one-day international shirt number of Phillip Hughes, who died on Thursday.



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Van Persie low after 'very bad game'

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal says Robin van Persie had a 'very bad game' against Arsenal - and his confidence is low.



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Cameron, migration and the Germans

In an anticipated speech on migration, British Prime Minister David Cameron set out proposals aimed at keeping both his countrymen and the continent happy.



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How could we intervene to change the climate?

The field of geo-engineering - where humans intervene to change the climate - throws up fascinating ideas, and nightmare scenarios.



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Referee Owens backs gay abuse ban

Referee Nigel Owens backs the ban of two fans for shouting homophobic abuse at him - and says he would be willing to meet them.



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Oil prices hit fresh four-year lows

Crude oil prices hit a four-year low after the decision of the Opec oil producers' cartel not to cut output.



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Mickey Rourke wins boxing match

Hollywood actor Mickey Rourke wins an exhibition boxing match in Moscow after returning to the ring for the first time in 20 years.



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Man stabbed outside primary school

A man is stabbed in the chest as people are collecting their children from a Greater Manchester Primary School.



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VIDEO: Black Friday - in 60 seconds

Retailers are forecasting record online sales amid pre-Christmas discounting. But why is it called 'Black Friday'? The BBC explains.



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Help with coping with big figures

Could the NHS year be the answer to our big number problems?



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VIDEO: New Star Wars trailer causes a storm

The teaser trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens has just been released and is already being dissected by fans and trending on social media.



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VIDEO: The people who run with their dogs

Canicross is a kind of cross-country running with dogs. Runners attach themselves via a harness and bungee-cord to their canine friends - and then race.



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Sainz Jr joins Toro Rosso for 2015

Carlos Sainz Jr, the son of the two-time former world rally champion of the same name, joins Toro Rosso for the 2015 F1 season.



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I'm favourite for the sack - Rodgers

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says he is "favourite for the sack" after the Reds' poor run of form.



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Driving test may drop three-point turn

The three-point turn could be dropped from the UK driving test as part of biggest update to the exam in 20 years.



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Sony makes experimental paper watch

Sony has developed a watch made from e-paper as part of an initiative to experiment with the use of the material for fashion products.



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Pope call to combat fanaticism

Pope Francis calls for all faiths to enter a dialogue to counter fanaticism and fundamentalism, at the start of a key visit to Turkey.



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Bear back in Chernobyl after century

Camera traps, used by a project assessing radioactive exposure impacts on wildlife, record the first photos of a brown bear in Chernobyl's exclusion zone.



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PM tells EU: 'Back me on migration'

David Cameron urges EU leaders to back his "reasonable" plans to curb welfare benefits for migrants, saying he will "rule nothing out" if they fail.



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Star Wars teaser trailer premieres

The first trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens is unveiled online and in US cinemas



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'Many dead' in Nigeria explosions

Many people killed in explosions in one of biggest mosques in the Nigerian city of Kano, reports say



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UK migration: What's really happening?

Official figures published yesterday show how migration has already transformed the UK and will continue to change it in an era of mass movement of people.



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Brazil legend Pele is 'improving'

Brazil legend Pele is improving but remains in intensive care having been admitted to hospital with a urinary infection.



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Migrant benefits ban and Plebgate cost - front pages

Previews of Prime Minister David Cameron's speech on immigration lead many newspapers, while others focus on former minister Andrew Mitchell's libel case defeat.



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Seven jailed for part in sex gang

Seven men are jailed for up to 11 years for their part in a child sex gang in Bristol.



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Mother left children for Australia

A mother-of-six who flew to Australia after telling her son she was going to the supermarket is given a suspended jail sentence.



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US race relations: Six statistics

Six statistics that shed a little more light on the state of race relations in the US, following the shooting of black teenager Michael Brown.



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Paxman rules out Tory mayoral bid

Jeremy Paxman says he was approached to become a Conservative candidate for London mayor - but is not interested in it.



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What if Syria were the UK?

Understanding the scale of the humanitarian crisis in Syria can be difficult. So imagine this: what if Syria were the UK?



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Assistant boss Keane departs Villa

Assistant manager Roy Keane leaves Aston Villa with immediate effect to focus on his role with the Republic of Ireland.



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Soldier jailed for making nail bomb

A British soldier said to be obsessed with far-right politics is jailed for two years for making nail bomb at his family's home.



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Bill Cosby: Can art and artist be separated?

Can we judge an artwork purely on its own merits - be it a film, painting, play or sitcom - or do we inevitably take its creator's character into account?



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Plebgate row was 'nonsense incident'

A police officer who witnessed the so-called "plebgate" row says it was a "nonsense incident" that should not have cost Andrew Mitchell his job.



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Ebola test results 'in 15 minutes'

A rapid 15-minute blood test for Ebola which researchers say would increase the chances of survival from the virus, is to be trialled in Guinea.



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Abbott 'holding up' after Hughes death

Bowler Sean Abbott is 'holding up well' after batsman Phillip Hughes's death, despite fears he may not play cricket again.



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Smith 'dropped welfare proposals'

Papers seen by BBC Scotland suggest the Smith Commission contemplated more extensive welfare devolution until the final phase of talks.



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Abuse doctor in court for sentencing

A paedophile doctor who abused boys with cancer arrives in court for his sentencing hearing.



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Lowest ever winter deaths recorded

The lowest-ever number of winter deaths were recorded last year, official figures for England and Wales show.



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VIDEO: #PutOutYourBats tributes to Hughes

Australians have been paying tribute to Phillip Hughes by putting their cricket bats outside their homes, as Phil Mercer reports.



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Search for teachers 'may go abroad'

A continuing teacher recruitment shortage may prompt schools to look abroad for new teachers, experts say.



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VIDEO: Parrots find home in Caracas

Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, is notorious for its crime and pollution, but it also, somewhat strangely for a city, has a thriving population of macaws.



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'Too few' toddlers having flu vaccine

Too few toddlers and young children are having the seasonal flu vaccine, the chief medical officer for England warns.



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Social media told to simplify terms

A report from the UK parliament says Facebook, Twitter and other social networking firms need to make their terms and conditions clearer.



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Migrant benefits ban and Plebgate cost - front pages

Previews of Prime Minister David Cameron's speech on immigration lead many newspapers, while others focus on former minister Andrew Mitchell's libel case defeat.



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Lewis Hamilton: A photographer's view

Press Association photographer David Davies looks back at the race that clinched the Formula 1 title for Lewis Hamilton.



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US race relations: Six statistics

Six statistics that shed a little more light on the state of race relations in the US, following the shooting of black teenager Michael Brown.



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Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 Partizan Belgrade

Tottenham reach the Europa League knockout stage by beating Partizan Belgrade in a game interrupted by pitch intruders.



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VIDEO: What is Opec? In 60 seconds

BBC News looks at the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) and its challenges, amid a slump in global crude oil prices.



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'Weeping' Australia mourns Hughes

Australia is 'weeping' at the death of cricketer Phillip Hughes, says former opening batsman Michael Slater - as the country mourns.



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Why a sportsman's death hits so hard

The language of sporting hype is battles and tragedies but in reality the heroes usually walk away unscathed, says Tom Fordyce.



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Registration plate sells for £500K

Ferrari dealer spends £640,000 on two number plates at DVLA auction held in Wales.



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Suspended Tesco boss leaves company

The BBC has learned one of the Tesco executives suspended by the company over the £260m profit misstatement has left the company.



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Double points scrapped next season

Formula 1 bosses agree to ditch the controversial double points scheme for next season.



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Builder held over double murder

Lithuanian builder Viktoras Bruzas arrested by police investigating double murder in Surrey



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Oil prices plunge after Opec meeting

Crude oil prices slump after the Opec oil producers' cartel decides not to cut output.



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Sporting world rallies round Abbott

The cricketing world is rallying around bowler Sean Abbott amid fears he may never play again after Phillip Hughes's death.



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Hughes the 'uncomplicated natural'

ABC commentator Jim Maxwell plays tribute to the "phlegmatic, laconic and affable" Phillip Hughes, who has died aged 25.



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Wigan chairman Whelan charged by FA

Wigan chairman Dave Whelan is charged by the Football Association over comments he made about Jewish and Chinese people.



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VIDEO: Magazine for drug users goes on sale

A magazine which allows drug users to make money to fund their habit has gone on sale in east London.



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Brazil legend Pele in hospital

Brazil legend Pele is transferred to a special care unit in Sao Paulo following treatment for a urinary infection.



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Ex-GCHQ boss warns on phone biometrics

Mobile devices using biometric data should be better designed to protect security and privacy, according to the former head of GCHQ, Sir John Adye.



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More powers for Scotland explained

The Holyrood parliament in Edinburgh is on course to receiving new powers, including on income tax, VAT and airport duty - but what will this mean for Scotland and the rest of the UK. Follow this explainer to find out more....



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War and Peace to take over Radio 4

A 10-hour production of Tolstoy's epic novel War and Peace, featuring John Hurt, will dominate BBC Radio 4's output on New Year's Day.



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Federal UK and 2m gastric ops - front pages

Plans to devolve powers controlling income tax to Scotland fill the front pages, along with suggestions that more people could have weight loss surgery.



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How much will the chancellor give the NHS?

Will be £1.5bn or could it be £2bn? That's the debate around the higher echelons of the NHS in England as they await Chancellor George Osborne's Autumn Statement next week.



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Woman wins £337m in divorce case

US wife of London financier Sir Chris Hohn, Jamie Cooper-Hohn, awarded £337m by High Court judge in divorce case



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Mitchell loses 'plebgate' libel case

Former government chief whip Andrew Mitchell has lost his High Court libel action over the "plebgate" incident.



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VIDEO: McBusted: 'Making it up as we go along'

It started out with an impromptu gig performance and led to a UK tour that sold out within minutes - it's been a busy year for McBusted.



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VIDEO: Obama pardons Thanksgiving turkeys

Barack Obama carries out the annual White House tradition of pardoning two turkeys, preventing them from becoming Thanksgiving dinner.



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The sensitive aircraft carrier issue

The first fighters to operate from the Royal Navy's new aircraft carrier could be American, BBC Newsnight has learned. Mark Urban explores the sensitive nature of the aircraft carrier issue for the UK.



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Phillip Hughes: How brain is injured

How is the brain injured and how is it protected from injury?



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Author PD James dies, aged 94

Novelist PD James has died, aged 94, her agent confirms



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Are Scotland's new tax and spending powers fair?

Possibly the most important economic decisions relating to Scotland's new powers, on the size of the grant Scotland will receive in future and how much it can borrow, are yet to be taken.



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Egyptian coffin sells for £13,500

An ancient Egyptian sarcophagus found propped up in an Essex drawing room sells for twice its guide price at auction.



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Food bug affects 70% of shop chickens

More than 70% of fresh chickens being sold in the UK are contaminated with the Campylobachter bug, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) reveals.



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Learning the facts about learning

Government-commissioned research suggests many of the approaches to education we think work, are actually useless or even make matters worse.



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European MPs want Google break-up

A landmark vote at the European Parliament has called for Google's search business to be separated from its other businesses.



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Abuse gang jailed for grooming girls

Thirteen men are convicted of running an inner city sex ring that involved the abuse, rape and prostitution of teenage girls in Bristol.



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VIDEO: Faces transformed with digital masks

The computer project which can change what you look like in real-time



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Indian girls 'killed themselves'

Two Indian teenagers found hanged in May took their own lives, federal investigators say, contradicting reports they were gang-raped and murdered.



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Berry wins lifetime book accolade

Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry wins an outstanding achievement award at the Specsavers National Book Awards



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VIDEO: How Ferguson protests spread

BBC News looks at the aftermath of the decision not to charge a white policeman who killed black teenager Michael Brown.



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BBC: 'More cuts will affect shows'

The BBC says it has saved more than £1bn a year through cost-cutting measures, but warns further cuts will affect the quality of programmes.



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VIDEO: Crayon craze: Can adults colour in?

Adult colouring-in books are outselling cookery books in France. But will it catch on in the UK too?



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What Scotland deal would mean for UK

A report saying Scotland should set its own income tax rates will bring demands for change across the UK, says James Landale.



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Net migration rises to 260,000

Net migration to the UK rose to 260,000 in the year to June - up from 182,000 on previous year, official figures show.



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England pick Twelvetrees at centre

Gloucester centre Billy Twelvetrees will start for England against Australia on Saturday as Owen Farrell moves to the bench.



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Young Sports Personality list named

Ten contenders are named on the shortlist for the 2014 BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year award on 14 December.



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Scotland 'should set own income tax'

Scotland's income tax rates and bands should be set by its parliament, commission on devolving power recommends.



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Picture power: Pausing the moment

Looking at the story behind an image by Carl Court of a student protest in London.



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Gordon Corera: Thwarting terror's cyber warfare

Tackling the foe online is key for a modern counter-terrorist operation, says Gordon Corera, but there are concerns over free speech.



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VIDEO: Cat meat off the menu in Switzerland?

An animal rights group in Switzerland has started a campaign to try to outlaw the eating of cats and dogs.



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Britons jailed over Syria terror camp

Two brothers from east London become the first Britons to be jailed for terrorism training in Syria.



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'Radical' Scottish land reform plan

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces plans to take action against landowners who pose a "barrier" to development.



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VIDEO: How Ferguson protests spread

BBC News looks at the aftermath of the decision not to charge a white policeman who killed black teenager Michael Brown.



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Meters overcharge 1.5m gas customers

About 1.5 million gas customers with pre-payment meters have been overcharged because their meters are faulty, the industry has admitted.



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Reporter not guilty over Budget leaks

Ex-Sun journalist Clodagh Hartley not guilty of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office over Budget leaks



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Poulter keen on Ryder Cup captaincy

Ian Poulter says he would "love" to be Ryder Cup captain, and also says there is no rift between him and Tiger Woods.



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AUDIO: Horned dinosaur species identified

A new species of horned dinosaur has been identified from fossils held in a Canadian museum for 75 years.



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Burglars admit attacking lecturer

Four men admit to a burglary during which a university lecturer was savagely beaten at his south London home.



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VIDEO: Nun's Like a Virgin hit raises eyebrows

A nun who won Italy's version of The Voice singing contest has released an album, revealing some unusual song choices.



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Kick-starting the European economy

Jean-Claude Juncker has launched the European Commission's New Deal, and it will be judged by its success or failure.



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Aguero reignites European campaign

Ninety goals in 138 games and 14 in 22 Champions League matches - Sergio Aguero belongs with the elite, says Phil McNulty.



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Learning disability care 'failing'

People with learning disabilities are being kept in hospitals too far from home for too long, a report commissioned by NHS England finds.



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Shakespeare Folio found in France

A rare Shakespeare First Folio, regarded as the most important book in English literature, is discovered in a small French town.



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Ferguson protests spread across US

A dozen US cities see new protests over the decision not to charge a white policeman who shot a black teenager in Missouri, with rioting in California.



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VIDEO: How to hack a molecular microscope

A PhD student from Brunel University London has saved himself £100,000 by 'hacking' his own kit.



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Cricketer Hughes 'remains critical'

Australia batsman Phil Hughes remains in a critical condition after being struck on the head by a ball in a match.



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Two held over Syria terror offences

Two people are arrested at Heathrow on suspicion of Syria-related terrorism offences, West Midlands Police say.



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Care home boss guilty of child abuse

A former children's homes boss is found guilty of 26 charges of sexually abusing youngsters in Wrexham.



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VIDEO: Extreme adventurers adopt plucky dog

A team of Swedish extreme adventurers on a 10-day race through the Amazon rainforest have adopted a stray dog who started following them around after they fed him.



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Stop eating cats says Swiss campaign

Hundreds of thousands of Swiss people secretly eat cat or dog say activists, who want it to be made illegal.



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Hunt 'contradicted NHS advice'

Health secretary Jeremy Hunt has been accused of contradicting NHS advice after admitting that he took his children to A&E at the weekend rather than wait to see a GP.



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The Oligarchy Age ((The Age of Events) (2038 A.D.))

Errors of interpretation, which is what this poem is! Reread in the year 2038 A.D. Not important, no historical spikes. Looking back across these twenty-four years that has lapsed since my last breath, events and the manners of how these events, became events can be a little confusing, once unveiled, not so clear to us, most of us lacking a position on them, but events nonetheless - Nay, let me merge these events, and described them, as I see them! These facts were known back then, yet not of any inestimable value! But here again we enter into error of viewpoint, based on values, bias and Biblical warnings: which in time created the suppression of God, honor, and love...



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VIDEO: Mobile showers for the homeless

A new initiative in San Francisco offers the city's homeless population mobile showers and toilets in a converted bus.



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VIDEO: Sharp rise in 'revenge evictions'

There has been a sharp rise in the number of people asking for help from Citizens Advice because they feel they have been unfairly evicted from rented accommodation.



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VIDEO: Edwards feisty over Gatland question

A question about pressure on Wales coach Warren Gatland draws a feisty response from defence coach Shaun Edwards.



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AUDIO: Tesco writes apology poem to students

Two students who wrote a poem complaining to Tesco say they were "very impressed" to receive a reply - in verse.



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Facebook criticism over Rigby 'unfair'

It would be "impossible both technically and legally" to expect internet firms to pass on terrorist activity, a former MI6 director says.



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Thomas Cook chief in shock departure

Thomas Cook chief executive Harriet Green has resigned, saying her work at the travel firm "is complete".



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Ferguson: The controversy explained

The shooting of Michael Brown led to widespread unrest and an upsurge of anger against the police.



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Can internet companies monitor terrorists?

Big tech firms, and in particular Facebook, are under pressure to become more active in the battle against terrorism. But what are their current arrangements?



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The problem with freezing stem cells

What went wrong with a cancer treatment that should have healed rather than harmed.



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VIDEO: Vlogger Chyaz on new ad rules

Video bloggers or 'vloggers', as they're called, are being issued with new guidance by the Advertising Standards Authority, which says they have to make it clear if they are promoting products for money.



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VIDEO: What does Ukraine's future hold?

One year since popular protests began in Ukraine, a new government prepares to take office, amid calls for reform.



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VIDEO: Can drones get water to stranded Joe?

In an annual challenge, teams attempt to deliver water using drones to a remote part of the Australian Outback.



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Tech firms criticised by Rigby report

Facebook, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo are accused of not doing enough to prevent attacks, following a review into Fusilier Lee Rigby's murder.



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Universal postal service 'at risk'

Royal Mail boss Moya Greene tells MPs that there is a genuine threat to the continuation of the firm's "universal service".



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AUDIO: Songwriters' bad science lyrics

Blue Peter Scientist Steve Mould is given the task of looking at some of the worst offenders.



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Eubank Sr likens son to Leonard

Chris Eubank Sr says his son Chris Jr - who faces Billy Joe Saunders on Saturday - is the most talented boxer since Sugar Ray Leonard.



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VIDEO: Mellor 'an idiot' over cabbie comments

A former Sun editor says David Mellor "is an absolute ocean-going idiot" over his comments to a London cabbie.



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Concerns raised over anti-terror bill

Powers to exclude some British fighters returning from Syria and Iraq was an "announcement waiting for a policy", the independent reviewer of terrorism says.



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Juncker reveals giant EU jobs plan

European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker gives details of a €315bn (£250bn; $393bn) investment plan to kick-start Europe's economy.



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Tesco 'gifts for boys' sign removed

A complaint from a seven-year-old girl prompts Tesco to remove a sign which referred to a superhero alarm clock as a "gift for a boy".



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Watch: Vloggers warned over unclear adverts

Vloggers are being told they need to be completely clear about when they're being paid to promote products.



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Blair charity award faces criticism

A Save the Children decision to give former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair an award for his anti-poverty work is criticised by some charity workers.



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How terror bill will expand powers

This week's counter-terrorism bill will expand minister's powers - and face accusations of injustice.



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VIDEO: Murder of Lee Rigby 'not preventable'

The murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby could not have been prevented by the intelligence agencies, according to a parliamentary inquiry.



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Clegg: 'No caps' on EU migration

David Cameron should not propose caps or quotas on EU migration to the UK, the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says.



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mardi 25 novembre 2014

John Simpson: Could the world return to the 1980s?

Is the world set to return to the 1980s?



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S Leone Ebola workers dump bodies

Burial workers in the Sierra Leonean city of Kenema dump bodies in public in protest at non-payment of allowances for handling Ebola victims.



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Simmons hopes Hughes shares his fate

Former West Indies batsman Phil Simmons hopes Phil Hughes is as lucky as he was with his recovery from a serious head injury.



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AUDIO: Tesco writes apology poem to students

Two students who wrote a poem complaining to Tesco say they were "very impressed" to receive a reply - in verse.



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Ferguson jury process is 'broken'

Lawyers for Michael Brown's family say the process that cleared a police officer who shot dead the teenager in Ferguson is "broken" and "unfair".



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Citizen Naismith: A disowned Ranger

Charitable and down to earth, Steven Naismith seems to buck the trend of self-centred footballers - except perhaps to Rangers fans.



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PM warns net firms after Rigby murder

David Cameron says internet companies must act on terrorist material, after it emerges one of Lee Rigby's killers posted his plans to kill a soldier on Facebook.



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France puts Russian warship on hold

France suspends "until further notice" the delivery of a helicopter carrier to the Russian navy because of continuing violence in eastern Ukraine.



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VIDEO: 'I'll never stop missing my Breck'

Lorin LaFave, whose 14-year-old son, Breck Bednar, was stabbed to death by an "internet predator", says she is lost and heartbroken.



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The problem with freezing stem cells

What went wrong with a cancer treatment that should have healed rather than harmed.



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Pope Francis hits out at 'bureaucratic' Europe

Many MEPs were surprised at how trenchant the Pope's criticisms were, after he directly addressed them on the current malaise in Europe.



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Captain Kirk not trekking to Cheshire

Star Trek legend William Shatner denies rumours he will boldly go to switch on the Christmas lights in a Cheshire town.



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Hamilton's 48 hours as a champion

Late nights, tikka masalas and flying around - Lewis Hamilton guides BBC Sport through his first days as a world champion.



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Players to get support over Hughes

Players who witnessed batsman Phil Hughes suffering a serious head injury in Sydney will be given counselling.



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Tech firms faulted by Rigby report

Facebook, Apple, Google, Microsoft, Twitter and Yahoo are accused of not doing enough to prevent attacks, following a review into Fusilier Lee Rigby's murder.



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Doctor admits voyeurism charges

A world-renowned hearing consultant admits secretly filming hundreds of patients, colleagues and hospital visitors.



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AUDIO: Songwriters' bad science lyrics

Blue Peter Scientist Steve Mould is given the task of looking at some of the worst offenders.



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VIDEO: Mellor 'an idiot' over cabbie comments

A former Sun editor says David Mellor "is an absolute ocean-going idiot" over his comments to a London cabbie.



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No rush on contract talks - Hamilton

Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton says he is in no hurry to start talks about a new deal with Mercedes.



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Argentina Top Gear lands festive slot

The controversial Top Gear special that has prompted complaints from Argentine diplomats will air at Christmas, the BBC announces.



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Stem cell issue 'may have led to death'

A problem with the freezing of stem cells may have contributed to the death of a 12-year-old girl with cancer, a coroner rules.



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Tax relief threat to private schools

A future Labour government would require private schools to "earn" business rate relief by helping out state schools - or lose it, the party will warn.



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Mortgage approvals fall by 16%

The number of mortgages being granted by Britain's banks falls by 16% over the last year, according to banking industry body, the BBA.



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How terror bill will expand powers

This week's counter-terrorism bill will expand minister's powers - and face accusations of injustice.



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Rigby murder 'was not preventable'

The murder of Fusilier Lee Rigby could not have been prevented despite his killers appearing in seven intelligence investigations, a report finds.



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Man admits killing boy he met online

A computer engineer admits stabbing to death a 14-year-old boy he met online.



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AUDIO: Student 'hacks' £100,000 microscope

A PhD student from Brunel University London has saved himself £100,000 by 'hacking' his own kit. Adam Lynch created his own inverted microscope by adapting a cheap instrument he bought online.



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Twitter exec in direct message gaffe

Top Twitter boss accidentally tweets a private message about acquiring a company.



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Labour's message to private schools

Taking on private schools is always a popular cause in Labour circles. Equally it always produces howls of outrage from the small but influential group of people whose children are educated in them.



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O'Sullivan favourite as UK kicks off

Ronnie O'Sullivan, Ali Carter and banana skins for big names - Ken Doherty assesses prospects for snooker's second biggest event.



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E-cigarette 'lure' might be baseless

The concern e-cigarettes are a gateway to smoking might be unfounded, data suggests.



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More Bill Cosby shows cancelled in US

Two more Bill Cosby shows are axed as the veteran comedian continues to face allegations of sexual assault.



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VIDEO: 'Rosberg battle psychological warfare'

World champion Lewis Hamilton tells BBC Breakfast that his title battle with Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg became "psychological warfare".



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Wizard of Oz costume sells for $3m

The Cowardly Lion costume from classic film The Wizard of Oz sells for more than $3m (£1.9m) at an auction in New York.



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Rare Malayan tapir born in Kent zoo

The birth of an extremely rare Malayan tapir gives hope for the endangered species say keepers at Kent animal reserve.



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FC Schalke 04 v Chelsea

Ex-Chelsea boss Roberto Di Matteo is not motivated by revenge before his Schalke side host his old club on Tuesday.



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VIDEO: Hamilton v Rosberg - key moments

BBC Sport looks at the defining moments of the F1 championship battle between Mercedes team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg.



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VIDEO: Llewelyn-Bowen's festive park closes

An attraction styled, though not produced, by TV interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen has had to close after just one day, following complaints from hundreds of disappointed customers.



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VIDEO: Catch it like Beckham

Odell Beckham Jr's stunning one-handed catch for a touchdown for the New York Giants in the NFL sets social media alight.



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US-Iran relations: A brief guide

From the 1953 CIA-orchestrated overthrow of Iran's prime minister to a phone call between Presidents Obama and Rouhani and possible direct talks on Iraq, BBC News looks at more than 60 years of tricky US-Iran relations.



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VIDEO: New life of grime for ex-police dog

A nine-stone former police dog has swapped a life of catching criminals to one of sniffing out drains blocked with fat, oil and grease.



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VIDEO: Hockey player Robert's record bid

An 84-year-old man from Liverpool attempts to be the oldest hockey player.



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VIDEO: Pro-independence paper goes on sale

A new newspaper, claiming to represent those who voted for independence from Britain in last September's referendum, has been launched in Scotland.



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VIDEO: Flying the 'Nintendo' fighter jet

BBC Click's Dave Lee finds out what it's like flying the newest advanced fighter jet, the F-35 Lightning II.



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VIDEO: 1D top American Music Awards

One Direction are celebrating three prizes and topping the winners list at the American Music Awards



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VIDEO: Man's 20-year fake identity

The former head of the Somerset Racial Equality Council is convicted of fraud after stealing another man's identity, as Duncan Kennedy reports.



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The housing market is cooling - Nationwide

UK’s largest mutual says market is now more cautious, and it is happy to lend to over 40s.



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Hundreds report mystery 'explosion'

A mysterious explosion heard across parts of Manchester and Salford remains unexplained.



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Ferguson verdict sparks 'worst night'

Local police chief says Ferguson has experienced its worst night of rioting yet, with 150 shots fired by rioters after decision not to charge police officer.



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Iran nuclear talks thrown lifeline, but time running short

Sides agree to extend Iran nuclear deadline, but clock is ticking ever more loudly, says Jeremy Bowen in Vienna



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lundi 24 novembre 2014

Women not equal to men, says Erdogan

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says women cannot be treated as equal to men, and accuses feminists of rejecting motherhood.



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VIDEO: Better than Beckham? Great NFL catches

After Odell Beckham Jr's incredible catch for the New York Giants, BBC Sport looks at the best efforts from the 2013 season to see how they compare.



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HS2 trains 'will stop at Euston'

The boss of the high-speed train project insists services will operate from Euston after meeting minutes prompted fears the terminus could be at a minor station.



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Over 40s 'frozen out' of home loans

Home buyers over the age of 40 are increasingly being "frozen out" of getting mortgages, the industry warns.



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VIDEO: Israel: 'Don't give Iran atomic bombs'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tells the BBC's Kevin Connolly that the only acceptable deal for Israel would be the dismantling of Iran's nuclear capabilities.



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Sanchez is saving Arsenal - Wright

Arsenal legend Ian Wright says Arsenal would be mid-table without Alexis Sanchez, but still doubts their top-four credentials.



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Sports Personality list to be named

A shortlist of 10 contenders will be announced on Monday for the 2014 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award.



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Hamilton on way to greatness - Stewart

Double world champion Lewis Hamilton cannot be considered a great yet but he is on the right path, says Sir Jackie Stewart.



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Falling oil price costs Russia $100bn

The falling oil price is costing Russia up to $100bn a year, while Western sanctions have hit the country by a further $40bn, its finance minister says.



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Issues in Google online abuse case

Clive Coleman examines the case which tried to get Google to monitor and remove false posts.



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French fight for economic reputation

French come out fighting for their economic reputation



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'Abuse risk' for 132 city children

A report finds 132 young people in Birmingham are suffering or are vulnerable to sexual exploitation.



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US defence secretary 'to step down'

Chuck Hagel will resign as US defence secretary after a request from President Barack Obama to step down, US media report.



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VIDEO: Why does the rouble keep sliding?

Russia's president has warned of "catastrophic consequences" if the rouble continues to slide. The BBC examines how we got here.



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VIDEO: Why are all eyes on Iran talks?

The BBC examines why it is so important to broker a deal on Iran's nuclear future, as talks continue in Vienna.



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Google case over web abuse settled

The case of a businessman who wants to stop malicious web postings about him appearing in Google searches is settled at the High Court.



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VIDEO: Looted 'Nazi art' to be returned

Switzerland's Bern Art Museum has agreed to accept hundreds of artworks bequeathed by German Nazi-era art hoarder Cornelius Gurlitt.



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NHS strike: A walkout with a difference

Health workers have taken part in their second strike of the autumn. Once again disruption looks like it has been limited, but that does not mean it is a dispute that will peter out, says Nick Triggle.



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US police kill boy over replica gun

A 12-year-old boy dies after being shot by police in the US city of Cleveland, while carrying what turned out to be a replica gun.



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Migration targets "scrapped" - the papers

Two papers focus on the words of Home Secretary Theresa May. She tells the Telegraph that migration targets will be scrapped, and the Mail says she fears a militant attack in Britain is inevitable.



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Argentina protests over Top Gear

Argentina has expressed discontent to the BBC over its "inadequate" handling of complaints about a Top Gear special filmed in the country.



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Will BT’s move mean cheaper mobile phone calls for all?

BT is trying to get ahead of the competition when it comes to the next generation of mobile services.



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Llewelyn-Bowen vows action over park

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen vows to act after the Christmas attraction he helped to create was forced to close because of complaints



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Iran nuclear talks end with no deal

Deadline for Iran nuclear deal extended to end of June after Vienna talks end with no agreement, diplomats say



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Breached camera site owner seeks job

A website containing live links to thousands of baby monitors, web cams and CCTV feeds has shut down.



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'Sophisticated' Regin spyware found

Sophisticated malicious programs used to spy on individuals and businesses represent a "challenge" to security firms, say experts



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Vunipola ruled out of Australia Test

Billy Vunipola is ruled out of England's Test against Australia with concussion and replaced by Thomas Waldrom.



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VIDEO: Kim Kardashian's bottom: Work of art?

Will Gompertz looks at whether an "artistic statue" of Kim Karsdashian's bottom would be art or not



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Prince William to visit China in 2015

The Duke of Cambridge is to visit China in 2015 after an invitation from the Chinese government, the BBC understands.



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VIDEO: Knox-Johnston 'not abandoning sailing'

Veteran sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston praises the "warm and friendly" reception he received after claiming third place in his class of the singlehanded transatlantic Route du Rhum race.



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VIDEO: Google case over web abuse settled

Clive Coleman explains the case of a UK businessman who took Google to court over malicious web postings directed at him.



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VIDEO: Travelling through the Ebola heartland

The BBC's Tulip Mazumdar has been on a trip across two West African nations affected by Ebola to see how the authorities are dealing with the virus.



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VIDEO: Volcano erupts on Cape Verde island

A volcano has erupted on the Cape Verde island of Fogo, resulting in the evacuation of hundreds of residents and the closure of a local airport.



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Ferrari replaces team boss Mattiacci

Ferrari replaces team principal Marco Mattiacci after less than seven months in the role.



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VIDEO: Sir Jackie Stewart: 'A great victory'

Formula One racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart hails Lewis Hamilton's world championship win in Abu Dhabi as "a great victory".



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VIDEO: Catch it like Beckham

Odell Beckham Jr's stunning one-handed touchdown couldn't stop the New York Giants losing 21-28 to NFL rivals the Dallas Cowboys but it set social media alight in the aftermath of Sunday's game.



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'Results reflect Liverpool's level'

MOTD2 pundit Phil Neville expands on his TV analysis of Liverpool's defeat at Crystal Palace and says he is not surprised by their mid-table position.



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BT and Telefonica in talks over O2

Telecoms giant BT is in talks with Telefonica about buying the O2 mobile network from the Spanish firm.



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Wedding ceremony held underwater

Bride and groom hold a wedding ceremony in a 1.5 million litre seawater divers' training tank at Fort William.



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VIDEO: Bonneville: Bears, Obamas and the BBC

Actor Hugh Bonneville tells Andrew Marr about the spice of Nicole Kidman, the future of W1A and the past of Downton Abbey.



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VIDEO: NHS pay: Staff morale is 'dreadful'

Thousands of NHS workers in England and Northern Ireland, including nurses, midwives and ambulance staff, have been staging four hour strikes.



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Swiss museum to accept 'Nazi art'

Swiss museum to accept hundreds of works of art bequeathed by German Nazi-era art hoarder Cornelius Gurlitt.



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Ex-minister to call for UK's EU exit

Former minister Owen Paterson is to call for the UK to exit the EU, putting pressure on the prime minister amid Tory divisions on the issue.



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I take all the blame - Rodgers

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says he takes full responsibility for his side's third straight Premier League defeat.



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VIDEO: Flying the 'Nintendo' fighter jet

BBC Click's Dave Lee finds out what it's like flying the newest advanced fighter jet, the F-35 Lightning II.



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VIDEO: On the hunt for warlord Joseph Kony

The BBC has rare access to the US hunt for the warlord Joseph Kony, who has waged war in central Africa for more than two decades



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This is just the start - Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton says winning his second world title will be the start of a run of success for himself and team Mercedes.



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Hamilton's second title long overdue

Lewis Hamilton's overdue second title shows his ability as a driver is at a level very few ever get close to, writes Andrew Benson.



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dimanche 23 novembre 2014

Anxiety and fear ahead of Ferguson ruling

There is anxiety, and fear of more unrest, in Ferguson, Missouri, as a grand jury decides whether to indict a white policemen for shooting dead an unarmed black teenager, writes the BBC's Joanna Jolly.



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England learned lessons - Sampson

Coach Mark Sampson believes England learned lessons from the 3-0 defeat by two-time world champions Germany.



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VIDEO: 15 secs: How to block spying

Human rights group Amnesty International has released software to stop governments learning secrets from your computer.



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Did Obama deliver for Hispanics?

President Obama's immigration speech was a long-awaited moments for the United States' large Hispanic community. But it's what comes next that will matter most.



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Google case over web abuse to begin

The case of a businessman who wants to stop malicious web postings about him appearing in Google searches is set to begin at the High Court.



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Two men injured in blast at flat

Two men are seriously injured in an explosion at a flat in south Birmingham.



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Peru probes 500 sea lion deaths

Peru's environmental police launch an investigation into the deaths of some 500 sea lions found on a northern beach.



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RBS sorry for 'incorrect' evidence

Royal Bank of Scotland apologised for giving incorrect evidence to a parliamentary hearing, letters released by the Treasury Committee reveal.



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Price wars lead to food firms closing

A supermarket price war is behind a sharp rise in the number of firms involved in food production folding, new research claims.



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US police kill boy carrying fake gun

Police in the US city of Cleveland shoot and kill a 12-year-old boy who had been waving what turned out to be a fake gun.



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Migration targets "scrapped"

Two papers focus on the words of Home Secretary Theresa May. She tells the Daily Telegraph that migration targets will be scrapped, and the Mail highlights her fears that a militant attack in Britain is "inevitable".



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Second title 'means more than first'

Lewis Hamilton says his second world title feels more important to him than the first he won with McLaren in 2008.



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'Lewis did a better job than me'

Nico Rosberg said his Mercedes team-mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton deserved to win the drivers' title.



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Military force: Not the way to win?

The nature of war has changed, says Jonathan Marcus, and military might is no longer a guarantee of success.



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Band Aid single storms to number one

Band Aid 30's Do They Know It's Christmas? debuts at number one in the UK singles chart.



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New computer spying bug discovered

Computer security firm Symantec discovers what it says is one of the most sophisticated pieces of malicious software ever seen.



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VIDEO: The moment Hamilton clinched the title

Watch the moment Lewis Hamilton becomes the 2014 Formula 1 World Champion after the Mercedes driver wins the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.



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VIDEO: Kim Kardashian's bottom: Work of art?

Will Gompertz looks at whether an "artistic statue" of Kim Karsdashian's bottom would be art or not



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Diplomats push for Iran nuclear deal

Foreign ministers from several countries are in Vienna for talks, in a final bid to reach a deal on Iran's nuclear programme before Monday's deadline.



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England 0-3 Germany

England women are comprehensively beaten by clinical Germany in front of a record 45,619 Wembley crowd.



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VIDEO: Knox-Johnston 'not abandoning sailing'

Veteran sailor Sir Robin Knox-Johnston praises the "warm and friendly" reception he received after claiming third place in his class of the singlehanded transatlantic Route du Rhum race.



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'Un-magical' Christmas land closes

A Christmas attraction designed by TV star Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen temporarily closes after customers brand it a "rip-off".



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VIDEO: Travelling through the Ebola heartland

The BBC's Tulip Mazumdar has been on a trip across two West African nations affected by Ebola to see how the authorities are dealing with the virus.



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Briton is Scrabble world champion

A British man is crowned World Scrabble Champion after winning the final of the five-day competition in London.



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VIDEO: Sir Jackie Stewart: 'A great victory'

Formula One racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart hails Lewis Hamilton's world championship win in Abu Dhabi as "a great victory".



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VIDEO: Newspapers 'kept from child's eyes'

A mother from south London has persuaded Tesco to change the way it displays newspapers so that children cannot see words or images which she says may disturb them.



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VIDEO: Ferguson decision: A timeline of events

Protesters and police in Ferguson are all part of a tense waiting game, wondering if a police officer will be indicted for the death of Michael Brown. A look at the events that lead to these circumstances



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Volleyball woman out of Iran prison

British-Iranian Ghoncheh Ghavami, jailed after watching a volleyball game in Iran, is freed on bail, her family says.



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VIDEO: Bonneville: Bears, Obamas and the BBC

Actor Hugh Bonneville tells Andrew Marr about the spice of Nicole Kidman, the future of W1A and the past of Downton Abbey.



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Abuse claims 'tip of iceberg' - May

Claims of historic sexual abuse that have emerged are the "tip of the iceberg", Home Secretary Theresa May says.



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Hamilton wins world championship

Lewis Hamilton clinches his second drivers' world championship with a comfortable victory in the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.



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Bomber 'kills 40' at Afghan match

A suicide bomber kills at least 40 people and wounds about 50 others at a volleyball tournament in eastern Afghanistan, officials say.



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'Boko Haram' kills Nigeria fishermen

Islamist militants from Nigeria's Boko Haram kill 48 fishermen in an attack near the border with Chad, reports from the area say.



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India tea workers kill boss over pay

Workers at a tea plantation in eastern India beat and stab the owner to death in a row over pay arrears.



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MH17 wreckage leaves rebel Ukraine

Debris from the Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 leaves rebel-held areas near the crash site heading for the government-controlled city of Kharkiv.



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Pacquiao retains WBO title in Macau

Filipino Manny Pacquiao retains his WBO welterweight title with a resounding points defeat of American Chris Algieri.



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Red Bull wing design 'deliberate'

Red Bull were disqualified from Abu Dhabi qualifying because their front wing was deemed to have been designed deliberately to break the rules.



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UK 'unlikely to meet' migration target

EU migration has blown the government "off course" on meeting its target of cutting net migration to below 100,000, the home secretary says.



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'Up to five' terror plots stopped

Police have prevented four or five terror attacks this year, compared to an average of one plot each year previously, the Met commissioner says.



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Charing Cross closed after fire

Charing Cross Station in London is closed after a fire on a train, says London Fire Brigade.



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