mars 2015 ~ tv online

mardi 31 mars 2015

Have England improved since the World Cup?

Their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign has been flawless but Roy Hodgson's developing England have still to be tested against top-class opposition.

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Joni Mitchell in 'intensive care'

Singer songwriter Joni Mitchell is in intensive care in a Los Angeles hospital after being found unconscious in her home.

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Nigeria's Buhari hails poll victory

The winner of Nigeria's presidential election, Muhammadu Buhari, hails a "vote for change" and thanks beaten rival Goodluck Jonathan.

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Gaza man 'tricked' into Banksy sale

A Palestinian man says he was tricked into selling a work by the graffiti artist, Banksy, that is estimated to be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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'Progress' in Iran nuclear talks

Russian and Iranian negotiators claim progress has been made over Iran's nuclear programme, as talks continue beyond a deadline for a deal.

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China building 'great wall of sand'

The scale of China's land reclamation in the South China Sea is leading to "serious questions" on its intentions, a top US official says.

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Are we tired of climate change talk?

A story that once dominated the news seems to have dropped down the media agenda, so what lies behind the decline in coverage?

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US raises prospect of Israel UN isolation

Is Israel about to lose its American firewall at the United Nations in New York, asks Nick Bryant.

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Body found at Getty home in LA

A body has been found at the home of Andrew Getty, the grandson of John Paul Getty and heir to the family fortune.

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China factory activity expands again

Activity in China's vast manufactory sector picked up unexpectedly in March, according to the official government survey.

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More veterans seek mental health aid

A mental health charity which treats military veterans says referrals have increased by 26% in the last year.

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VIDEO: Bale's basketball half-court hat-trick

Real Madrid and Wales forward Gareth Bale takes part in the NBA's half-court challenge, testing his basketball shooting accuracy.

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Medieval graves found under college

One of the largest medieval hospital burial grounds in England, containing about 1,300 remains, is discovered under St John's College.

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Castle reopens after £22m revamp

Lincoln Castle is due to reopen later after a £22m renovation.

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New property tax comes into effect

A new tax which changes the way people pay duty on house purchases comes into effect in Scotland.

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Indian police collect cow 'mugshots'

Police carry out unofficial cow census after Indian state outlaws their slaughter for beef.

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Giant slides return to London

Giant slides by the artist Carsten Holler are returning to London this summer, this time at the Hayward Gallery on London's South Bank.

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US lifts Egypt weapons freeze

President Barack Obama has told his Egyptian counterpart, Abdel Fattah al Sisi, that the US will resume military aid to Egypt, frozen since 2013.

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'Alarming' rise in death sentences

Human rights group Amnesty International says there was an "alarming" increase in death sentences in 2014, with almost 500 more issued than in 2013.

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Arkansas passes 'religion' bill

The US state of Arkansas approves a religious freedom bill similar to one that caused a storm of protest in Indiana from gay rights supporters.

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Virtual reality take on refugee life

Virtual reality was shown off as a tool for immersive, empathetic journalism at the recent Ted conference - but does it have a future in film-making?

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Two schools worlds apart in Lancashire

Two schools in widely differing, but neighbouring areas of Lancashire illustrate the flaws of thinking the problems of one community are faced by all, says Sanchia Berg.

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What's wrong with party politics?

There is a deep structural problem with the current system of party politics in the UK, says Danny Kruger.

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Election 2015: Celebrities on the campaign trail

Celebrities who back political parties

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Turkey hit by massive power cut

A huge power cut hits dozens of provinces across Turkey for several hours, causing transport chaos.

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Scotch whisky exports fall by 7%

A decade of strong growth in Scotch whisky exports came to an end last year as overseas sales fell, according to new figures.

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Balls and Clegg campaign in Scotland

Westminster figures will travel to Scotland on the third day of campaigning in the general election.

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Business warning, zero hours policy, and feckless fathers

A warning 'not to change course' from senior business leaders, Labours plans for 'zero hours' contracts, and a couple of extremely fecund fathers feature in Wednesday's papers.

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Paracetamol ‘no good for back pain'

Paracetamol is ineffective at treating back pain and osteoarthritis despite being a recommended treatment, a group of Australian researchers warns.

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Lufthansa puts $300m aside for crash

An additional $300m is being put aside to deal with possible costs arising from the Germanwings plane crash, Lufthansa officials say.

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Clubs to share £1.67bn European cash

Britain's leading clubs are set for a huge financial boost for competing in the Champions League and Europa League.

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Le Tissier to compete on Countdown

Former England forward Matt Le Tissier reveals that he will compete in Channel 4 quiz show Countdown.

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Giant slides return to London

Giant slides by the artist Carsten Holler are returning to London this summer, this time at the Hayward Gallery on London's South Bank.

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North to see neurosurgeon for checks

George North will see a consultant neurosurgeon to help Northampton Saints assess when the Wales wing can return.

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Bears sign McCullum for T20 Blast

Birmingham Bears, the T20 Blast champions, sign New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum for this summer's tournament.

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'Slave contract' teacher struck off

A teacher who admitted having sex with a teenage girl and asked her to sign a "slave contract" with him, is banned from the classroom.

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Falling window hits woman in street

A fifth-storey hospital window falls on a woman in the London Bridge area during high winds.

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Will it be a tech election?

According to Martha Lane Fox, the role the internet can play in the UK should be one of the key issues in the upcoming election.

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FA bemoan GB Olympic team omission

The Football Association say they are "disappointed" Great Britain football teams will not compete at Rio 2016.

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Sinfield to make rugby union switch

Leeds Rhinos captain Kevin Sinfield is to join Championship rugby union side Yorkshire Carnegie at the end of the current rugby league season.

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Silk Road agents charged with theft

Two former US agents are charged with stealing digital currency that came into their possession during an investigation into the notorious marketplace.

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Turkey hit by massive power cut

A huge power cut hits several cities in Turkey, including Istanbul's public transport network.

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Living standards back at May 2010 level

It is the slowest recovery on record, but living standards are now back to where they were at the time of the last election

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Falcons lose pick after fake noise

NFL side Atlanta Falcons lose their draft pick for 2016 and are fined $350,000 for using fake crowd noise at home games.

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Ants in space grapple with zero-g

A study finds that ants on board the International Space Station still use teamwork to search new areas, despite falling off the walls of their containers for up to eight seconds.

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Parents rarely spot child obesity

Parents hardly ever spot obesity in their children resulting in damaging consequences for health, doctors warn.

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Alarm as Turkey backs new police powers

Turkish MPs back sweeping new powers for police - and critics fear that intolerance is becoming entrenched, Selin Girit reports from Istanbul.

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Passenger's thank you note to pilots

An airline passenger's touching handwritten letter thanking her pilots for taking her home is being shared across Twitter.

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Eurozone deflation eases in March

Deflation in the eurozone eased during March while the rate of unemployment dipped slightly in February, figures show.

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UK economic well-being 'improving'

The financial well-being of UK households improved last year, but overall it is not much better than it was five years ago, according to official figures.

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VIDEO: Joey Essex on meeting Nick Clegg

Joey Essex talks about interviewing Nick Clegg, praising the deputy prime minister for his "honesty".

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Honda invests £200m in UK plant

Car maker Honda announces it is to invest £200m in its UK plant - a year after it cut hundreds of jobs due to falling sales.

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UK's growth for 2014 revised up

The UK's economy grew at a faster pace than initially estimated last year, revised official figures show.

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Top Gear's Andy Wilman not quitting

Top Gear executive producer Andy Wilman denies he is quitting the show after a leaked email from him thanking staff and marking the end of an era.

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Yoox agrees Net-a-Porter deal

Italian online fashion retailer Yoox agrees an all-share merger deal London-based rival Net-a-Porter.

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The candidates with no hope of winning

What drives candidates to spend months knocking on doors, when they know they have no chance of winning when polling day comes around?

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Will wiser Watson win Masters again?

"I know what I need to do" - Bubba Watson is more relaxed as he defends a Masters title for the second time, writes Iain Carter.

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Profits jump at tech giant Huawei

Chinese tech giant Huawei Technologies says profits jumped a third last year, boosted by strong performances in all its businesses.

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lundi 30 mars 2015

Branagh: From the bard to the ball

Samira Ahmed looks at how Sir Kenneth Branagh, noted for his Shakespearean productions, ended up directing a live-action Cinderella.

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Is India's anti-corruption party unravelling?

The anti-corruption Aam Admi Party is embroiled in a feud and looks headed for a split, writes Soutik Biswas.

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Meningitis B vaccine deal agreed

All babies in the UK will soon have a potentially life-saving vaccine against meningitis B after a deal with drug manufacturers, the health secretary says.

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Buhari 'ahead' in tight Nigeria poll

Nigeria's Muhammadu Buhari edges ahead of President Goodluck Jonathan in early election counts, though key states are yet to declare.

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Disgrace if stars withdraw - Lineker

It would be a "national disgrace" if England's best youngsters do not play at the U21 Euros, says ex-striker Gary Lineker.

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Children fear 'addiction to porn'

A tenth of 12 to 13-year-olds are worried they are "addicted" to pornography, a study by the NSPCC ChildLine service has found.

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Iran nuclear talks enter final day

Intense negotiations over Iran's nuclear programme enter a final day in Switzerland, ahead of a deadline to reach a preliminary deal.

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Uganda al-Shabab prosecutor killed

Joan Kagezi, the top Ugandan state prosecutor in the trial of 13 men suspected of a deadly al-Shabab bomb attack, is shot dead in Kampala.

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Asia will drive growth, says Diageo

Despite the volatility in its Asian business, the world's largest spirits maker, Diageo, says 50% of its products' sales growth will come from Asia.

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Indiana to 'clarify' religion law

Republicans in the US state of Indiana say they will amend a controversial "religious freedom" law, as accusations grow that it permits businesses to discriminate against gays.

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Horses bring motorway to standstill

The M6 is closed outside Birmingham after horses are spotted wandering on the motorway.

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Art school architect to be named

Glasgow School of Art is due to announce details of the architect chosen to lead the restoration of the fire-damaged Mackintosh building.

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Binge drinking 'costs UK £4.9bn'

Binge drinking is costing UK taxpayers £4.9bn a year, a study has suggested.

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'End cuts and rebalance economy'

Plaid Cymru will use its influence in a hung parliament to "unleash Wales' economic potential", party leader Leanne Wood says, as the party launches its election manifesto.

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Britons' Borneo murder guilty verdict

A Malaysian court finds a local man guilty of murdering two British medical students in Borneo.

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Do trade pacts threaten democracy?

Do trade treaties that include investor-state dispute settlements as a right pose a threat to democracy from multinational companies?

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MI6 boss unveils predecessor plaque

The head of MI6 unveils a blue English Heritage plaque in Whitehall in memory of the first chief of the Secret Service.

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Parties focus on economy and health

Pledges on the economy, businesses and mental health are expected from Westminster's party leaders as general election campaigning continues.

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Jay-Z promotes music streaming brand

Some of the biggest names in entertainment have re-launched the music subscription service Tidal, which they claim will change musical history.

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A question of cuts

Tuesday's papers mark the beginning of the formal election campaign with a raft of stories about the scope and nature of the spending cuts which would be likely after the general election.

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More veterans seek mental health aid

A mental health charity which treats military veterans says referrals have increased by 26% in the last year.

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France rings changes and turns right

Local elections give a big boost to France's conservative UMP, led by ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy, but voters keep out the far-right National Front.

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Cameron promises 'seven-day NHS'

All hospitals in England will provide "a truly seven-day NHS" by 2020 under a future Conservative government, David Cameron says.

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World Cup winners and losers

Who lit up the 2015 Cricket World Cup, and who had a tournament to forget? BBC Sport picks out the highs and lows.

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African comedian replaces Jon Stewart

Comedian Trevor Noah will replace Jon Stewart on The Daily Show, it is announced.

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Music, Arts, Theatre and More in Nairobi

Nairobi enjoys a diverse assortment of cultural activities including music and music festivals, the arts and art galleries and museums, as well as a large number of both live-performance and film theatres. As community-enrichment, sport is also considered a cultural activity in Nairobi. An assortment of ideals, conduct, artifacts, experiences and beliefs, the culture in Nairobi plays an important role in influencing how Nairobians (people in Nairobi) relate, work, socialize and communicate with insiders or outsiders and how they generally lead their lives.

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Two Britons found dead in Spain

Two Britons found dead near Alicante in Spain, Foreign Office confirms

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Meningitis B vaccine deal agreed

All babies in the UK will soon have a potentially life-saving vaccine against meningitis B after a deal with drug manufacturers, the health secretary says.

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Damage fears for Alps crash recorder

A top Lufthansa official warns the missing flight recorder may have been too badly damaged when the Germanwings plane crashed in the French Alps.

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Acquittal was 'rebirth' - Sollecito

In his first remarks since his final acquittal of UK student Meredith Kercher's murder, Raffaele Sollecito says he will be "marked for life" by the ordeal.

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Senior nurse admits raping patients

A former senior hospital nurse admits raping, sexually assaulting and spying on female patients including some who were unconscious.

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Attacks hit BA, GitHub and Slack

British Airways' Executive Club, the code-sharing site GitHub and the work chat service Slack have all been hit by cyber-attacks.

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'Tube rescuer' hit by train dies

A would-be rescuer, who was hit by a Tube train as he attempted to save another man who had fallen onto the tracks, has died.

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Mystery surrounds shirtless burns man

Images of a shirtless man found walking the streets after he suffered serious burns have been released in a bid to solve the mystery of his injuries.

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Bank stress tests cover global slump

The UK's banking industry will have to prove it can endure a global economic slump in this year's Bank of England stress tests.

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French elections see swing to right

Local elections give a big boost to France's conservative UMP, led by ex-President Nicolas Sarkozy, and inflict a bruising blow to the ruling Socialists.

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Vettel win a wake-up call - Wolff

Sebastian Vettel's shock Malaysian Grand Prix win on Sunday is a 'wake-up call' for Mercedes, says boss Toto Wolff.

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Lib Dems 'won't play footsie on EU'

Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg says his party will not "play footsie" with leaving the EU - and says he wants to "serve out the next Parliament".

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Bank of England puts global recession at heart of doomsday scenario

UK banks face stress test against economic collapse in Europe and Asia.

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Miliband warning over EU referendum

Labour leader Ed Miliband unveils his party's business manifesto, warning that David Cameron's pledge to hold an EU referendum is "a clear and present danger" to jobs.

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Benefit cuts 'not yet decided'

The work and pensions secretary says the Conservatives are not keeping plans for £12bn of benefit cuts secret - saying no final decisions have been made.

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Paris Muslims struggle to feel accepted

Two months on from the Paris attacks, Shaista Aziz found the Muslim community in Paris still struggling to come to terms with the fallout.

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Varoufakis: End 'toxic blame game'

The Greek finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, calls for an end to the "toxic blame game" between Greece and Germany.

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Heads' threat to parents over gaming

Head teachers in Cheshire warn parents they will report them to the authorities if they allow their children to play computer games rated for over-18s.

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'Few second chances for black bosses'

Former England and Liverpool forward John Barnes says black managers struggle to find a new job after being sacked by a club.

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Kingfisher fails to nail French deal

The owner of B&Q, Kingfisher, has abandoned its planned purchase of French DIY chain Mr Bricolage.

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Labour's big offer to business - Europe

On the first day of the election campaign, Ed Miliband is attempting to cover what many see as a weak flank.

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dimanche 29 mars 2015

Woods drops out of world's top 100

Former world number one Tiger Woods drops out of the top 100 in the rankings for the first time since 1996.

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The captain Australians hate to love

Despite leading his team to World Cup and Ashes success, Michael Clarke has struggled to win the hearts of the Australian public.

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Greece's creditors mull new reforms

Greece's creditors are studying new reform plans put forward by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' government in a bid to secure further bailout funds.

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What to expect when you're electing

The general election campaign is officially under way - here are 10 ways in which it will be different from last time.

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Mercedes pair's Ferrari wake-up call

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg say Ferrari are genuine rivals after Sebastian Vettel's impressive victory in Malaysia.

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Election 2015: Me... and why it's all about you

BBC political editor Nick Robinson gives an update on his progress - and sets out his view on the election campaign which formally begins today.

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Prada profit takes a hit from China

Italian luxury goods retailer Prada sees its net profit fall 28% last year as sales slumped in major markets of China and Europe.

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Asian shares mostly up in short week

Asian shares got off to a positive start in a holiday-shortened week as investors awaited economic data from the region to boost market momentum.

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Pension data 'sales' investigated

The information watchdog launches an investigation into claims that details of millions of people's pensions are being sold to fraudsters and cold-calling firms.

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Count begins after close Nigeria vote

Counting is under way in Nigeria's presidential election, which has been praised by the UN despite technical problems and violence.

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How Newcastle's arts venues survived cuts

How one Newcastle's arts venues found new ways to survive

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Do MPs need a new building?

The Houses of Parliament are said to require £3bn of maintenance work taking 10 years. Would MPs be better off moving to a new, modern building?

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Legal aid reforms 'risk justice'

Critics of cuts to legal aid say they will inevitably lead to more miscarriages of justice, says Raphael Rowe.

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A very Singaporean send-off

The BBC looks at some of the ways the city-state of Singapore and its people have paid tribute to founding father Lee Kuan Yew.

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Fraud office fined £180k for breach

The Serious Fraud Office (SFO) is fined £180,000 after thousands of confidential documents from a high-profile investigation were sent to the wrong person.

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False allegations 'blight' teaching

Schools must ensure blameless members of staff do not have their careers wrecked by false allegations, a union's annual conference will hear.

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Inspector independence concerns MPs

The independence of chief inspectors in areas like prisons and the border force could be threatened by the way they are selected and budgets are set, MPs say.

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Porpoises use 'sound searchlights'

Porpoises finely adjust the size of the beams of sound they use to hunt - using sound like a searchlight to trap their prey, a study finds.

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PM warns voters of 'stark choice'

David Cameron is to tell voters they face a "stark choice" between him and Labour's Ed Miliband as the election campaign officially gets under way.

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Iran minister to meet world powers

Ministers from six world powers are to hold their first full session with Iran's foreign minister over its nuclear programme, as a deadline looms.

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Solar aeroplane heads for China

Solar Impulse, the fuel-free aeroplane, heads out of Myanmar and on to China on leg five of its attempt to fly around the world.

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Parents rarely spot child obesity

Parents hardly ever spot obesity in their children resulting in damaging consequences for health, doctors warn.

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Council bans creating 'bizarre' laws

A law that allows councils in England and Wales to ban certain activities in public is leading to "bizarre new criminal offences", campaigners say.

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Tax and EU claims as campaign starts

Tit-for-tat claims from the Conservatives and Labour appear on front pages, as the general election campaign formally gets under way.

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SNP backs 50p rate of tax across UK

The SNP will support the introduction of a 50p top rate of income tax across the UK after the general election, the party's John Swinney says.

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Frankfurt 7-0 Bristol Academy Ladies

Bristol Academy are again thrashed as Frankfurt reach the Women's Champions League semi-finals with a 12-0 aggregate win.

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Alexander: Labour majority 'doable'

A Labour majority in the general election would be "difficult but doable", the party's election co-ordinator Douglas Alexander says.

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Arab League to create military force

Arab League countries meeting in Egypt agree to create a joint Arab military force amid a crisis in Yemen and regional jihadist threats.

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Benefit cuts 'not yet decided'

The work and pensions secretary says the Conservatives are not keeping plans for £12bn of benefit cuts secret - saying no final decisions have been made.

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World Cup not for 'window dressing'

The development of associate members must go beyond the 'window dressing' of a World Cup, the International Cricket Council says.

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Tunisia 'kills Bardo attack gunman'

Tunisian government sources say that security forces have killed Lokman Abu Sakhra, described as one of the country's "most dangerous terrorists".

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Australia crush NZ to win World Cup

Australia overwhelm New Zealand by seven wickets to win the World Cup for a fifth time at a packed Melbourne Cricket Ground.

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Greece's creditors mull new reforms

Greece's creditors are studying new reform plans put forward by Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' government in a bid to secure further bailout funds.

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What to expect when you're electing

The general election campaign is officially under way - here are 10 ways in which it will be different from last time.

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DUP could work with Tories or Labour

DUP leader Peter Robinson says his party could work with either Labour or the Conservatives if there was a hung parliament after the general election.

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Graphene light bulb set for shops

A light bulb made with graphene - said by its UK developers to be the first commercially viable consumer product using the super-strong carbon - is to go on sale later this year.

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Vettel takes shock Malaysia win

Sebastian Vettel takes a stunning maiden victory for Ferrari, winning a straight fight with Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes in Malaysia.

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Tuilagi out for season - Cockerill

Richard Cockerill says England and Leicester centre Manu Tuilagi is likely to miss the rest of the season with injury.

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Best Buy closes Canada's Future Shop

US consumer electronics chain Best Buy is closing its Canadian subsidiary, Future Shop, and converting 65 of its 131 stores into Best Buy outlets.

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Bale-inspired Wales look the real deal

Tactically astute, brilliant from Bale - why Wales' win in Israel is one of their best results of recent times.

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'A female jockey can win National'

Rider Katie Walsh on nearly making Grand National history and competing against the men at Aintree

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British medic declared free of Ebola

A UK military medic has been discharged from hospital in London after being declared free of Ebola. Cpl Anna Cross was the first person in the world to be given the experimental drug MIL 77.

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Kerry stays on for more Iran talks

US Secretary of State John Kerry cancels a planned return to the US to stay in Switzerland as the Iran nuclear talks approach their deadline.

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Yemen leader accuses 'Iran stooges'

Yemen's president accuses Iran of destabilising his country, as Saudi Arabia vows to continue air strikes until Yemen is "stable and safe".

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Apple boss 'to donate $800m fortune'

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he will give away most of his $800m (£537m) fortune to good causes before he dies.

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Africa's dreams shattered?

BBC Africa's Piers Edwards considers whether the new work permit rules for foreign players in England is all bad news for Africa.

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A very Singaporean send-off

The BBC looks at some of the ways the city-state of Singapore and its people have paid tribute to founding father Lee Kuan Yew.

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samedi 28 mars 2015

Air Canada plane 'exits' runway

An Air Canada aeroplane landing at Halifax 'exits' the runway while landing at Halifax, and reportedly hits a power pylon.

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Bristol Academy boss calls for calm

Manager Dave Edmondson calls for calm following Bristol Academy's FA Women's Cup exit and heavy Champions League loss.

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Jonathan Brownlee wins in Auckland

Britain's Jonathan Brownlee wins the second race of the 2015 World Triathlon Series in Auckland, New Zealand.

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What not to do on the campaign trail

As the general election campaign officially begins, here's a handy guide for would-be MPs on the pitfalls to avoid while on the campaign trail.

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Where will 'winding up' Westminster lead?

Alex Salmond has been enjoying himself recently, doing what seems to come naturally, winding up Westminster.

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Nigeria voting continues after delays

Voting is to continue for second day in some parts of Nigeria after technical problems during Saturday's presidential election.

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'Rise in child mental health issues'

More children have mental health problems than two years ago, according to a union's survey of education staff.

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Dickens' desk saved for public view

The desk where Charles Dickens wrote Great Expectations is finally on public display thanks to a £780,000 grant.

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Nigeria voting extended to Sunday

Elections in Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, are extended to Sunday in some parts of the country after delays and a number of attacks.

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Heads' threat to parents over gaming

Head teachers in Cheshire warn parents they will report them to the authorities if they allow their children to play computer games rated for over-18s.

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Sunday's gossip column

Ross Barkley will cost £50m, James Milner to Liverpool, Louis van Gaal to get £1m Champions League bonus and more.

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Death threats against BBC boss probed

Police investigate alleged death threats against BBC director general Tony Hall, reportedly made after Jeremy Clarkson was dropped from Top Gear.

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The challenges of election polling

A look at the challenges facing pollsters during the 2015 general election.

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VIDEO: Can we design for better living?

Some of the latest cutting edge designs shortlisted for the Designs of the Year award.

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What is the point of the Large Hadron Collider?

David Shukman explores the justifications for the £4bn 'atom smasher' buried under Geneva.

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Cameron promises 'seven-day NHS'

All hospitals in England will provide "a truly seven-day NHS" by 2020 under a future Conservative government, David Cameron says.

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Europol chief warns on encryption

A European police chief says encrypted online communications are the biggest problem faced by security agencies tackling terrorism.

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Woman injured in Tunisia attack dies

A Frenchwoman wounded in the attack on Tunisia's national museum dies of her injuries, bringing the total number killed to 22.

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SNP will make change 'for all UK'

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon says her party will reform the "discredited Westminster system" for ordinary people, wherever they are in the UK.

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Meningitis B vaccine deal agreed

An agreement is reached with the drug manufacturer GSK to provide a vaccine for meningitis B for all babies in the UK, the health secretary says.

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Guinea declares Ebola 'emergency'

Guinean President Alpha Conde has declared a 45-day "health emergency" in five regions in the west and southwest of the Ebola-hit nation.

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Fears of Alps crash co-pilot

Some papers once again focus on revelations about the Germanwings co-pilot who is believed to have brought down an airliner over the French Alps on Tuesday.

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Labour to cap private profits in NHS

A Labour government would cap the amount of profit private firms can make from the NHS, Ed Miliband says as he launches the party's election campaign.

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We can be best since 1958 - Coleman

Chris Coleman tells his players to prove they are the best Wales team since 1958 by qualifying for Euro 2016.

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Singapore bids Lee Kuan Yew farewell

Singapore is preparing to bid farewell to its founding father Lee Kuan Yew, with a funeral procession followed by a state funeral attended by world leaders.

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Brook retains his IBF world title

England's Kell Brook successfully defends his IBF world welterweight title with a fourth-round win against Jo Jo Dan.

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Rooney must star in finals - Hodgson

England coach Roy Hodgson tells Wayne Rooney he must deliver at a finals to match Sir Bobby Charlton's legacy.

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Jihadists 'capture Syria's Idlib'

Islamist militants have captured the north-western Syrian city of Idlib for the first time, monitoring groups say.

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Duo begin year-long space trip

US astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko arrive for a 12-month tour of duty on the International Space Station.

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VIDEO: Chocolatier creates giant Easter egg

A chocolatier in Lincolnshire has created a seven-foot (2.1-metre) Easter egg, which he will sell in pieces to raise money for charity, the BBC's Jill Archbold reports.

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Graphene light bulb set for shops

A light bulb made from graphene - said by its UK developers to be the first commercially viable consumer product using the super-strong carbon - is to go on sale later this year.

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Labour 'would have to talk' to SNP

The deputy leader of the SNP Stewart Hosie believes a minority Labour government would have to negotiate with the nationalists ahead of its first Queen's speech.

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Wales players 'used to pressure'

Wales boss Chris Coleman says his players' experience of large crowds will help them cope against Israel on Saturday.

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Wambach desperate for World Cup win

Abby Wambach says she would swap all her individual accolades to win a World Cup with the USA in Canada this summer.

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Somalia ends al-Shabab hotel siege

At least 14 are killed as Somali special forces end the siege of a Mogadishu hotel by the Islamist militant group al-Shabab

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New Zealand 'start as underdogs'

Before Sunday's Cricket World Cup final, BBC Sport rounds up the best quotes, stats and video to preview the MCG showcase.

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VIDEO: Hamilton hangs on for pole in wet Malaysia

Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton claims pole position in an exciting wet-dry qualifying for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

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British medic declared free of Ebola

Hamilton on pole after Rosberg block

Lewis Hamilton takes pole position for the Malaysian GP as Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel splits the Mercedes in a rain-hit qualifying.

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Apple boss 'to donate $800m fortune'

Apple CEO Tim Cook says he will give away most of his $800m (£537m) fortune to good causes before he dies.

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Saudi diplomats evacuated from Yemen

Saudi Arabia evacuates its diplomats from Yemen as a Saudi-led coalition carries out a third night of air strikes.

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Inmate 'emailed own release order'

A convicted fraudster used an "ingenious" escape plot to trick prison wardens into letting him go free, a court has heard.

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Another day in Kane's 'dream' season

Tougher tasks await, but Harry Kane's dream England debut increases calls for him to be named footballer of the year.

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Alps co-pilot 'predicted notoriety'

The co-pilot of the Germanwings Airbus which crashed in the French Alps predicted "one day everyone will know my name", his ex-girlfriend says.

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Steel finishes in top 20 in China

Britain's Gemma Steel and Rhona Auckland finish inside the top 20 at the World Cross Country Championships in China.

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What not to do on the campaign trail

As the general election campaign officially begins, here's a handy guide for would-be MPs on the pitfalls to avoid while on the campaign trail.

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Where will 'winding up' Westminster lead?

Alex Salmond has been enjoying himself recently, doing what seems to come naturally, winding up Westminster.

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Rosberg heads Hamilton in practice

Nico Rosberg edges out Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton to set the pace in final practice at the Malaysian Grand Prix.

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vendredi 27 mars 2015

Sri Lanka president's brother killed

The youngest brother of Sri Lankan president Maithripala Sirisena dies after being attacked with an axe.

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Michael Clarke to retire from ODIs

Australia captain Michael Clarke says he will retire from one-day international cricket after Sunday's World Cup final against New Zealand.

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Cancellara breaks back in Belgium

Fabian Cancellara is ruled out of the spring classics after breaking two vertebrae his lower back in the E3 Harelbeke.

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Nigerians to choose new president

Voting is to begin in Africa's most populous nation, Nigeria, to elect a new president.

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Alps air crash co-pilot knew region

The co-pilot suspected of deliberately crashing an airliner into the French Alps knew the region from gliding holidays, people who knew him say.

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Nappy-wearing goat back with mum

A nappy-wearing sickly kid goat nursed back to health is now behaving "like a proper goat, not a dog" her owner says.

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England 4-0 Lithuania

Harry Kane scores on his international debut as England beat Lithuania 4-0 for their fifth Euro 2016 qualifying win.

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Hamilton left 'heavily compromised'

Lewis Hamilton says his preparations for the Malaysian Grand Prix have been "heavily compromised" by reliability problems.

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Ten dead in Somali hotel attack

Militants storm a hotel in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, killing at least ten people including a senior diplomat.

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The challenges of election polling

A look at the challenges facing pollsters during the 2015 general election.

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VIDEO: Can we design for better living?

Some of the latest cutting edge designs shortlisted for the Designs of the Year award.

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What is the point of the Large Hadron Collider?

David Shukman explores the justifications for the £4bn 'atom smasher' buried under Geneva.

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Tories to pledge 'seven-day NHS'

Hospital services will be available seven days a week by 2020 under a future Conservative government, David Cameron is to pledge.

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'Rise in child mental health issues'

More children have mental health problems than two years ago, according to a union's survey of education staff.

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Wedding set for supermarket aisle

A couple will tie the knot in a very public way later when they hold their wedding in their favourite supermarket's Easter egg aisle.

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'Friendship message' from SNP to UK

Nicola Sturgeon is expected to send a message of "friendship and solidarity" to the rest of the UK during her speech to the SNP conference.

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Fresh air strikes hit Yemen rebels

Warplanes from a Saudi-led coalition bomb Yemen for a third night, targeting Shia Houthi rebels as they advance in and around the port of Aden.

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'My dad wanted me to play tennis'

How England defender Sophie Bradley could easily have ended up playing at Wimbledon instead of Wembley.

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Labour to cap private profits in NHS

A Labour government would cap the amount of profit private firms can make from the NHS, Ed Miliband says as he launches the party's election campaign.

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Saints' North OK after head injury

Northampton Saints play down concerns for wing George North after he leaves the field on a stretcher with a head injury.

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'Ill, yet allowed to fly'

As prosecutors release more information about the co-pilot of the Germanwings airliner that crashed into the French Alps, papers once again examine his character.

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Russia keeper Akinfeev hit by flare

Russia goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev is struck by a flare as their Euro 2016 qualifier with Montenegro is abandoned.

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Northampton Saints 52-30 Wasps

Northampton beat 14-man Wasps but their victory is soured by a worrying head injury suffered by Wales winger George North.

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Analysis: 'Hell yes, I'm tough enough'

As Ed Miliband says he is tough enough to run the country, will the image convince the public?

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Thomas triumphs in Belgian classic

Team Sky's Geraint Thomas holds on to become the first Briton to win the formidable E3 Harelbeke in Belgium.

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Apple boss criticises 'anti-gay' law

Tim Cook criticises a 'religious freedom law' in the US state of Indiana, which it is argued could allow companies to discriminate against gay and lesbian customers.

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Italy court clears Knox and Sollecito

Italian court acquits Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito over murder of Meredith Kercher in 2007

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Loaded magazine says it will close

Loaded Magazine, one of the so-called "lads' magazines" of the mid-1990s, is to close down, publisher Simian says.

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Music, Arts, Theatre and More in Kenya

Referring to the unique ways people from various ethnic and social groups in Kenya represent their experiences and act creatively, culture in Kenya is very much alive. Significantly different for people living in rural and urban areas, culture in Kenya is in its infancy and it is only recently that Kenyans have learnt to appreciate their diverse and rich culture. Culture in rural Kenya Since most of the artwork and crafts showcased and sold in urban towns in Kenya are originally made in rural areas, perhaps rural Kenya has the greatest potential culturally.

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England v Lithuania

Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's European Championship Qualifying game between England and Lithuania.

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Sex abuse 'cover-up' inquiry extended

An investigation is being held into alleged police corruption over child abuse inquiries involving UK public figures, the police watchdog says.

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RBS sells Coutts International to UBP

Royal Bank of Scotland sells Coutts International, the overseas arm of its private bank, to Switzerland's Union Bancaire Privee (UBP).

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Top Gear's Tymon 'won't press charges'

Top Gear producer Oisin Tymon, hit by Jeremy Clarkson, tells police he does not want to press charges

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Sierra Leone in Ebola lockdown

The authorities in Sierra Leone are enforcing a three-day national lockdown to curb the spread of Ebola, except for short windows to pray.

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Zayn Malik says 'I've let fans down'

The former One Direction star Zayn Malik reveals in his first interview since quitting the boyband that "I've let the fans down".

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Lifeless Uzbek election hides power struggle

Huge crowds honouring a deceased Islamic scholar in Uzbekistan were in marked contrast to a lifeless campaign for this weekend's one-horse presidential election, writes Johannes Dell.

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Miliband to launch Labour campaign

Ed Miliband will launch Labour's election campaign later, declaring the race will "go to the wire" and insisting his party are the "optimists".

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How F1 is shaping English football

What can big names in English football hoping to forge a career in management learn from changing tyres in Formula 1?

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Housing market activity 'subdued'

UK housing market activity has "remained subdued", the Nationwide says, as annual house price growth slows for the seventh month in a row.

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'Unprecedented' chance for Wales

The general election offers Wales an "unprecedented opportunity", Plaid Cymru's leader will say at the party's campaign launch.

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Analysis: 'Hell yes, I'm tough enough'

As Ed Miliband says he is tough enough to run the country, will the image convince the public?

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Hamilton quickest despite problems

Mercedes' world champion Lewis Hamilton sets fastest time in second practice despite a series of technical problems.

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Co-op Bank still has 'much to do'

The Co-operative Bank says it is making a "significant improvement" as it reports a lower pre-tax loss and confirms its chief executive will stay in post until December 2016.

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Sharapova suffers shock Miami exit

Maria Sharapova suffers a surprise second-round defeat at the Miami Open but Caroline Wozniacki goes through.

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Prince Charles ruling: What it means for info law

The Supreme Court ruling, which implies that Prince Charles's advocacy correspondence should be released, has wider implications for freedom of information.

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jeudi 26 mars 2015

VIDEO: Rosberg quickest as Alonso returns

Watch highlights as Fernando Alonso returns to F1 action in first practice for the Malaysian Grand Prix.

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Bahrain 0-6 Colombia

Manchester United striker Radamel Falcao scores twice as Colombia thrash Bahrain in an international friendly.

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First Europe non-beating heart swap

Surgeons in Cambridgeshire perform the first heart transplant in Europe using a non-beating heart.

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Is hindsight always a benefit in law?

Hindsight is the main tool for legal review of critical events, says Danny Shaw - but is it always the best technique?

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Zoo's panda artificially inseminated

The female giant panda at Edinburgh Zoo is artificially inseminated and keepers confirm natural mating will be attempted.

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F1 competition is fair - Hamilton

Lewis Hamilton on his winning start, why equalising F1 engines would be unfair, Alonso's return - and Jeremy Clarkson.

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Police probe Alps jet crash co-pilot

German police seize possessions of a co-pilot who apparently crashed his plane in the Alps killing all 150 people on board, as they investigate possible motives.

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Cunning elite hoard wealth in Angola

Angola is an economic success story, writes Mary Harper - but also a land many inhabit in poverty, while a super-wealthy elite thrives.

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Co-pilot 'wanted to destroy plane'

The co-pilot of the Germanwings flight, named as Andreas Lubitz, intentionally started the plane's descent before it crashed into the French Alps, officials say.

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Japan economy at brink of deflation

Annual core consumer inflation in Japan, the world's third-largest economy, stopped rising for the first time in nearly two years in February.

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Online bid to fight radicalisation

Muslim scholars launch a digital magazine to fight radicalisation on the web by extremist groups such as Islamic state.

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Richard III tomb to be unveiled

The public will be able to view King Richard III's sealed tomb for the first time later when Leicester Cathedral is reopened.

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Argentine president's case dismissed

A court of appeals in Argentina has upheld a decision to throw out controversial allegations against President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.

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Are too few convictions overturned?

There is concern the Criminal Cases Review Commission is too cautious in referring suspected miscarriages of justice for appeal, says Joshua Rozenberg.

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Hamilton hits trouble in practice

Nico Rosberg sets the pace in first practice at the Malaysian Grand Prix as Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton hits car trouble.

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Leaders grilled in election special

David Cameron and Ed Miliband have been put on the spot over immigration, the EU and spending plans in the first set-piece TV broadcast of the election.

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Criminals to pay new court charge

Convicted criminals in England and Wales will have to pay up to £1,200 towards the cost of their court case under new rules, it is revealed.

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Why have Osborne and Balls neutered themselves?

Tories and Labour have in effect made it impossible for a new government to boost the tax rates for taxes that raise 75% of all Treasury revenue. Is this reckless?

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400 pensioners return fuel payment

Only about 400 well-off pensioners have returned their winter fuel allowance, despite a minister's appeal.

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Many young pupils 'can't communicate'

A study suggests too many children are starting school unable to communicate well enough or control their behaviour.

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Office workers 'too sedentary'

Office workers need to get off their backsides and move around more, according to a new campaign.

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Lee Kuan Yew: How will Asia remember him?

The BBC's South East Asia correspondent examines the legacy of the Singaporean statesman in the wider region.

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NHS medical accidents unit 'needed'

A national body to investigate medical accidents in England should be established immediately, MPs say.

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Fitness linked to lower cancer risk

Very fit men in their late 40s are less likely to get lung cancer and colorectal cancer than unfit men, a study in JAMA Oncology suggests.

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Italy court to rule on Kercher death

Italy's top court is to rule whether to uphold the convictions of Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito for the 2007 murder of UK student Meredith Kercher.

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'Killer in the cockpit'

Friday's papers are full of speculation about what may have led the co-pilot of the Germanwings Airbus 320 to deliberately crash the jet, and on how airlines can protect themselves from such occurrences.

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Policeman arrested over wife murder

A serving police officer is arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife at their Northampton home.

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Premier League to share £1bn

Premier League clubs have agreed to share at least £1bn of their record TV rights deal with English football.

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France 1-3 Brazil

Brazil record their seventh win since their 2014 World Cup humiliation as they come from behind to beat France in Paris.

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Yemen leader Hadi enters Saudi Arabia

Yemen's President Hadi arrives in the Saudi capital Riyadh, as Saudi Arabia continues air strikes against Shia Houthi rebels.

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Building collapses in New York blast

Emergency services are on the scene of a major fire and partial building collapse in New York City.

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Where is the inspiration in this election?

Mark Mardell asks whether a lack of passion, vision and big ideas among campaigning politicians is a result of cowardice or humility.

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VIDEO: BBC makes blooper over Clarke 'sex'

Australia captain Michael Clarke is inadvertently asked about sex by a BBC Sport journalist following his side's World Cup semi-final win over India.

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Rooney wary of building up Kane

England captain Wayne Rooney has warned against putting too much pressure on fellow striker Harry Kane.

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Cameron and Miliband face TV grilling

David Cameron and Ed Miliband will each be interviewed by Jeremy Paxman and face audience questions in the first general election TV special.

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Health deficit 'risks damaging care'

The £259m deficit facing East of England hospitals poses a "genuine risk of damaging quality of care", an NHS trusts' group warns.

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Why have Osborne and Balls neutered themselves?

400 pensioners return fuel payment

Only about 400 well-off pensioners have returned their winter fuel allowance, despite a minister's appeal.

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Wada boss laments Armstrong 'ambush'

Lance Armstrong should avoid "ambushing" the Tour de France by taking part in a charity ride, says a Wada chief.

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VIDEO: Ford tech 'stops people speeding'

Ford is to sell a car that can read road signs and adjust its speed accordingly to ensure the vehicle is not driving too fast.

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Thursday's gossip column

Bale to remain in Spain, Liverpool and Manchester United target Barca defender, plus more.

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Lee Kuan Yew: How will Asia remember him?

The BBC's South East Asia correspondent examines the legacy of the Singaporean statesman in the wider region.

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Oil prices surge on Yemen airstrikes

Oil prices rise by as much as 6% after Saudi Arabia and its allies launched airstrikes on rebel targets in Yemen.

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Black cab plant to create 1,000 jobs

A new £250m taxi plant is to be built in Coventry, with the creation of up to 1,000 jobs.

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Clarkson return 'not ruled out'

The BBC's creative director Alan Yentob says he would not rule out Jeremy Clarkson making a return to the BBC in the future.

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Fans to protest over ticket prices

Fans from all 20 Premier League clubs are set to protest against match ticket prices when top-flight club executives meet.

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Alonso cleared for racing return

McLaren's Fernando Alonso is cleared by doctors to return to racing for this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.

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Schools 'facing big budget cuts'

Schools in England will have less to spend per pupil over the next five years, no matter who wins the election, according to analysis by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

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Families to visit Alps crash site

Relatives of Germanwings plane crash victims go to the crash site in France, as reports say one of the pilots on the doomed flight had left the cockpit and was unable to get back in.

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Support for death penalty below 50%

Support for the death penalty in Britain has dropped below 50% for the first time on record, the British Social Attitudes survey says.

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Where is the inspiration in this election?

Mark Mardell asks whether a lack of passion, vision and big ideas among campaigning politicians is a result of cowardice or humility.

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Tracking jihadists: The Britons in Syria and Iraq

The BBC launches a database of British jihadists in Syria and Iraq. What does it tell us about the conflict?

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Is social media fuelling a Mexican Spring?

Six months after the Ayotzinapa 43 disappeared, a movement of digital activists borrowing tactics from Spanish and Greek anti-austerity movements, and from the Arab Spring, has gained strength on Mexican social media.

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Cathedral ready to rebury Richard III

King Richard III's body is due to be laid to rest at Leicester Cathedral later at a service presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

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Ruling due on Prince Charles letters

The UK's highest court is set to rule on whether Prince Charles's letters to government should be made public.

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Liverpool Ladies 1-2 Sunderland Ladies

Women's Super League One debutants Sunderland stun defending champions Liverpool to win the 2015 season opener in Widnes.

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Banks must review impact of closures

Banks must investigate alternative arrangements for customers before closing the last bank in town, under a new agreement.

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Two-year-old sets archery record

A two-year-old Indian girl sets a new national record in archery, according to the India Book of Records.

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Kraft shares soar on Heinz merger

Kraft Foods Group shares jump 35% after an announcement that the firm will merge with tomato ketchup maker Heinz.

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Crash jet black box has 'usable data'

French investigators say the cockpit voice recorder of Germanwings 4U 9525 has usable data, but it has so far yielded no clues to the crash.

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MPs warn on growth of UK jihadists

Not enough is being done to prevent people leaving the UK to join Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, a group of MPs warns.

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'Unhealthiest High Streets' revealed

Preston tops a league table of the UK's "unhealthiest High Streets" according to the Royal Society for Public Health.

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Grooming bans 'could stop sex abuse'

Councils in England and Wales want new powers to combat men suspected of grooming children for sex, by using Asbo-style preventative measures.

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Modern languages 'could be lost'

A range of modern languages vital to the UK's economic future could be lost from schools in England, warns Labour.

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Tories and Labour VAT and NI pledges

David Cameron rules out an increase in VAT in a surprise move in the Commons - prompting Labour to rule out a National Insurance rise.

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Alps air crash 'killed three Britons'

At least three Britons died in the Alps air crash that killed 150 people, UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond says.

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21,000 miles, three days, one final

A London-based New Zealand fan prepares to travel 21.000 miles in under three days to watch the World Cup final.

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Public 'don't want more coalitions'

The public's enthusiasm for government by a coalition is at its lowest in at least 30 years, an annual opinion survey says.

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India 'ready for anything' in semi

Opener Rohit Sharma says India will not be daunted by Thursday's World Cup semi-final against Australia.

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NHS problems worst 'since 1990s'

Services in the NHS in England are deteriorating in a way not seen since the early 1990s, according to a leading health think tank.

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DNA of 'an entire nation' assessed

The genetic code of "an entire nation" has effectively been deduced, say researchers in Iceland.

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HMRC 'failing to check tax reliefs'

The UK's tax authority has been accused by MPs of failing to properly monitor the system of tax reliefs.

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Saudi Arabia launches Yemen strikes

Saudi Arabia launches a military operation in Yemen against Houthi rebels to protect "the legitimate government", the Saudi ambassador in the US says.

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Crash mystery, Clarkson exit and a chicken scare

The mystery of what happened to Germanwings flight 9525, the sacking of Jeremy Clarkson, and allegations of a cover-up on chicken safety are three subjects on Thursday's front pages.

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FA plan contract talks with Hodgson

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke plans contract talks with England boss Roy Hodgson within the next year.

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Scotland 1-0 Northern Ireland

Christophe Berra scores late winning goal for patient Scotland against a game and well-organised Northern Ireland side.

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Bid to change Speaker election rules

A last-minute bid to change the way the Speaker of the House of Commons is elected is to be debated by MPs, prompting criticism from Labour.

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Ebola 'more deadly' in young children

Ebola is more deadly for young children than adults, an analysis in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests.

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US orders air strikes in Tikrit fight

The United States orders air strikes against Islamic State militants in the Iraqi city of Tikrit following a request from Baghdad, US officials say.

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Will the Dalai Lama reincarnate?

It is a metaphysical question with stark geopolitical consequences: Could the 14th Dalai Lama be the last?

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Nasdaq sheds 2.4% as US markets slide

The main US share indexes all fell on Wednesday, with the technology-focused Nasdaq sustaining the heaviest losses.

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The News World In A Ratings Universe

Online and digital content has dramatically changed the way we do everything as you undoubtedly, are already aware. As the way information is transmitted and shared online is changing, so are the tactics used to ensure your attention is acquired.

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