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North Korea summit: Kim accuses US of 'bad faith'
Kim Jong-un said peace on the Korean peninsula would depend entirely on Washington's future attitude.
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Cyclone Kenneth: Storm-battered Mozambique hit again
Cyclone Kenneth makes landfall in northern Mozambique just weeks after another storm killed hundreds.
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Sri Lanka attacks: Death toll revised down by 'about 100'
Sri Lanka now believes 253 people died in the attacks, down from 359, blaming a calculation error.
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Royal baby: What do we know?
With Meghan and Harry's baby potentially imminent, here's what we know so far.
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Cyprus: Man confesses to killing seven women and girls
An army officer confesses to killing seven women and girls with a body discovered on Thursday.
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The squirrels being raised among kittens in Crimea
When a Crimean petting zoo was given four orphaned squirrels, it decided to raise them alongside kittens.
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Handsome Her: Australian vegan café to close after ‘man tax’ furore
The owners of an Australian cafe say they are closing after becoming the "punching bag of the internet".
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France's Macron responds to yellow vests with promise of reforms
France's president responds to five months of weekly protests against economic inequality.
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US judge charged with aiding undocumented immigrant in escape
A US judge and a court officer are accused of assisting an undocumented immigrant in evading arrest.
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Amazon posts fourth quarter of record profit
The online retailer and cloud computing provider said net profit more than doubled to $3.56bn.
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US election 2020: Joe Biden launches presidential bid, joining crowded field
The former vice-president declares his White House run with a rebuke of Donald Trump.
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Tenerife cave: Son leads police to bodies of mother and brother
Police find the dead bodies of a German woman and her son, and arrest the father.
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IS conflict: Coalition strikes on Raqqa 'killed 1,600 civilians'
The US-led coalition must end its denial over the death toll, Amnesty International and Airwars say.
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Sudan crisis: 'Million-strong march' for civilian rule
Thousands have gathered in Khartoum despite resignations from Sudan's ruling military council.
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Japan emperor: Why a woman can't take the throne
The abdication of Emperor Akihito has reignited debate on Japan's male-only succession rule.
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How much screen time should children be allowed?
New World Health Organization guidelines say under twos should not have any sedentary screen time.
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Prince William meets Christchurch attack survivors in New Zealand
The Duke of Cambridge speaks to those affected by the New Zealand mosque attacks, which left 50 dead.
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Quiz of the Week: Which big thinker influenced K-pop chart-toppers BTS?
Have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?
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Africa's week in pictures: 19-25 April 2019
A selection of photos from across Africa and of Africans elsewhere this week.
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Human milk ducts as you've never seen them before
The photo shared on Twitter surprised many and even shocked some.
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Skin positivity: How I got comfortable with my acne
Abbie is embracing her acne as she heads on a night out for the first time without make-up.
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'Always be kind' says man who invited widow to his table
Praise pours in for a diner who invited an elderly woman sitting alone to eat with his friends.
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How the US military's opium war in Afghanistan was lost
The US has spent $1.5m a day fighting the opium war in Afghanistan. Why is business still booming?
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Surrogacy: Are babies at risk because of a lack of rules?
Surrogacy has boomed recently, but there are concerns a lack of international rules puts babies at risk.
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Europe and nationalism: A country-by-country guide
Ahead of the May European elections, a country-by-country guide to the advance of nationalist parties.
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What we've learnt about Africa, freedom and security
Research suggests many Africans are willing to give up their freedom if it means they get more security.
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Should the colour of plasters match skin tones?
A man receives an overwhelming response after sharing an image of a plaster that matched his skin tone.
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Tracking the toxic air that's killing millions
Artificial intelligence is giving us more accurate air pollution forecasts, potentially saving lives.
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Farah was 'victim of attack' at Gebrselassie hotel, says coach
Mo Farah's coach says the four-time Olympic champion was involved in an altercation at Haile Gebrselassie's hotel but was the victim of an attack.
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Could this be the new Panenka? Brisbane player scores a cheeky penalty
Brisbane Roar midfielder Eric Bautheac scores a cheeky penalty during their A-League game with Adelaide United
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Sterling wins award for stance against racism
Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling receives an award for his stance against racism and says an "example" must be set.
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'I was on medication for two years' - skater Christie reveals battle with depression and anxiety
British speed skater Elise Christie reveals she suffered depression and anxiety for two years.
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BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019: Saki Kumagai profile
BBC Sport profiles Olympique Lyonnais defender Saki Kumagai, one of five nominees for the BBC Women's Footballer of the Year 2019 award.
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Kyler Murray: Arizona Cardinals pick multi-sport star first overall in 2019 NFL draft
Meet Kyler Murray, the quarterback who played both American football and baseball in college, and has been selected first overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2019 NFL draft.
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Jailed French executive who felt force of US bribery law
The jail ordeal of ex-Alstom executive Frédéric Pierucci is a warning for firms with a history of corruption.
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An alternative way to capture childhood on your phone
A simple, but evocative, way to record your children's development without using a camera.
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Why blend? Exploring the art and science of blending
Humans are the blending species, says philosopher of the senses Barry Smith, but what makes some blends work when others don't?