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



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The Venezuelan economy is now officially in recession after the central bank released figures showing that it has been shrinking all year.



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Four Pakistani troops die in firing by Indian border forces on New Year's Eve, after India accuses Pakistan of killing an Indian soldier.



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Egypt's highest court is due to hear an appeal by three al-Jazeera journalists against their convictions for spreading false news.



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



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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has offered to hold talks at the highest level with South Korea.



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



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



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



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The US government says it is "deeply concerned" by reports that several high-profile Cuban dissidents were detained hours before a planned protest.



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



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



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Leading US stocks close lower on the last day of 2014, but still end the year overall on the plus side, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average finishing up 7.5% for 2014.



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A crush at a New Year's Eve celebrations in Shanghai has killed 35 people and injured some 42 others, Chinese state media report.



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A species found on an Indonesian island has become the first frog ever seen giving birth to tadpoles, rather than laying eggs.



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Liberia lifts a curfew imposed to curb the Ebola outbreak so that people can attend New Year's Eve church services.



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US and Somali officials say an intelligence chief from the al-Shabab Islamist group was among those killed by a US air strike on Monday.



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Hundreds attend a vigil in Surabaya, Indonesia, for the victims of the AirAsia Flight QZ8501 crash, praying for the 162 people on board.



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At least 53 people die in flooding and landslides in the Philippines this week with officials saying people may have underestimated the situation.



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Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas signs Rome Statute in a bid to join the International Criminal Court.



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A former son-in-law of Kazakhstan's president who became a critic is charged with murdering two people in his home country by Austrian prosecutors.



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Haiti's President Michel Martelly reaches a deal with lawmakers to extend the mandate of legislators and avoid a political vacuum.



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Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has commuted the sentence of the state's four remaining death row inmates to life in prison.



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A new national cemetery for Ebola victims opens in Liberia's capital, Monrovia, as the number of infections in West Africa passes 20,000.



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Administrators of collapsed delivery firm City Link announce 2,356 job losses after bid to buy the company fails



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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny is among 100 people detained at a Moscow rally, hours after being sentenced to house arrest for fraud.



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A member of punk group Pussy Riot is among further people arrested in Moscow after a rally over the conviction of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.



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A suicide bombing in Yemen's southern city of Ibb, targeting a Houthi religious celebration, has killed at least 33 people, medical sources say.



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Pauline Cafferkey, the UK nurse being treated for Ebola, is receiving an experimental anti-viral drug and blood from survivors of the disease, doctors say.



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Pakistan hangs a man who plotted to assassinate Pervez Musharraf, the seventh execution since a moratorium was lifted.



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At least four people have been found dead on a cargo ship carrying an estimated 900 migrants, which was found adrift in Greek waters, the Red Cross says.



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



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



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Russia's annual inflation for 2014 will hit about 11.4%, according to official estimates, driven higher by the plunging value of the rouble.



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



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Iraqi government forces have retaken the town of Dhuluiya from Islamic State, sources say, reportedly inflicting heavy casualties on the jihadist group.



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



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Tony Blair insists he is fully behind Ed Miliband despite appearing to question whether Labour can regain power next year on a "traditional left-wing" platform.



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



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Cars, bikes and consumer goods are set to get more expensive in India as the government is to withdraw tax breaks in the new year, reports say.



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Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to quit Test cricket has stunned many in his country.



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China's manufacturing activity shrank for the first time in seven months in December, a private survey showed on Wednesday.



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The economy in oil-dependent Venezuela shrinks by 2.3% in the third quarter of the year and inflation reaches 63% amid dropping oil prices.



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Chinese shares traded mixed in thin holiday trade on manufacturing data that painted an even weaker picture of the world's second largest economy.



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Italian rescuers take control of a Moldovan cargo ship believed to be carrying hundreds of Syrian migrants and abandoned by its crew.



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The parents of one of the three al-Jazeera journalists jailed in Egypt are optimistic they will be released, on the first anniversary of their arrest.



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



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



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Inventor Trevor Baylis - who designed the wind-up Baygen radio - has been appointed a CBE in the New Year Honours list.



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A resolution demanding an end to the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories is defeated at the 15-member UN Security Council.



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



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



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Arrests in New York City are down 66% since two officers were killed on duty, but police unions deny ordering a work slowdown as a protest.



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Greece is urged to stick to economic reform after MPs rejected the government's presidential nominee, triggering snap elections.



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A woman in the US state of Idaho is killed after a two-year-old boy accidentally shot her with a gun he took from her handbag.



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Data that helped hackers access Sony's internal network came from another group targeting the firm, reports the Washington Post.



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Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi becomes the world's most valuable technology start-up just four years after it was founded.



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Somali officials say an intelligence chief from the al-Shabab Islamist group was among those killed by a US air strike on Monday.



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Former US President George Bush Sr is released from hospital in Texas more than a week after being admitted suffering from a shortness of breath.



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Representative Michael Grimm has said he will resign from Congress effective next week, shortly after pleading guilty to a tax fraud charge.



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More than 100 passengers are stranded after pilots at Tanzania's main airport failed to report to work following their Christmas break, officials say.



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A former son-in-law of Kazakhstan's president who became a critic is charged with murdering two people in his home country by Austrian prosecutors.



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Haiti's President Michel Martelly reaches a deal with lawmakers to extend the mandate of legislators and avoid a political vacuum.



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Prosecutors in South Korea detain former Korean Air executive Cho Hyun-ah, who delayed a plane over how nuts were served to her.



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Healthcare worker Pauline Cafferkey, who is battling Ebola at a London hospital, is to be treated with plasma from patients who have fought off the disease.



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Four people in Brazil are killed by a lightning strike on a beach crowded with holidaymakers in south-eastern Sao Paulo state, media say.



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



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Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny says he is defying house arrest to join a protest after his brother is jailed for three and a half years.



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Happiness is on the rise globally, with 70% of people content with their lives, according to a survey of 64,000 people in 65 countries.



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A new national cemetery for Ebola victims opens in Liberia's capital, Monrovia, as the number of infections in West Africa passes 20,000.



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The ambassador to Japan thanks a family who have tended a British teacher's grave for 143 years.



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



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Leading US stocks open lower on Tuesday, following European markets down amid continued uncertainty over economic woes in Greece.



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



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Maryland's first female Episcopal bishop was the driver in a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist in Baltimore, the diocese says.



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



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A cargo ship said to be carrying migrants near the Greek island of Corfu sends out a distress signal amid reports there are armed people on board.



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Iraqi government forces have retaken the town of Dhuluiya from Islamic State, sources say, reportedly inflicting heavy causalities on the jihadist group.



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



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Protesters in the Macedonian capital don't want a modernist shopping centre to be given a 'faux-baroque' makeover.



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Government will give out gift packs for every new citizen born in 2015, to coincide with Singapore's 50th birthday.



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The powerful chief of India's governing BJP party Amit Shah is cleared in the extra-judicial killing of Sohrabuddin Sheikh, a Muslim civilian.



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



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Venezuelan officials deny reports that a milk shortage is behind the temporary closure of an ice-cream shop famous for its wide range of flavours.



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Bahraini Shia opposition leader Sheikh Ali Salman is remanded in custody on suspicion of inciting violence and hatred to achieve political change.



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Heavy gunfire erupts near the presidential palace in The Gambia, while head of state Yahya Jammeh is out of the country.



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A Taliban spokesman declares the "defeat" of the US and its allies, a day after the coalition officially ended its combat mission in Afghanistan.



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



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Barcelona will not be allowed to sign players in 2015 after an appeal against a transfer ban is dismissed.



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A Virgin Atlantic Boeing 747 with more than 450 people onboard lands safely at London Gatwick after a "technical issue" with its landing gear.



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



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Facebook has apologised over its Year in Review feature, after some users complained about the images chosen to sum up their 2014.



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More than 100 passengers are stranded at an airport in Tanzania after pilots failed to report to work following their Christmas break, officials say.



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The remaining way to easily access Google's email service Gmail is now blocked in China, according to reports.



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A new national cemetery for Ebola victims opens in Liberia's capital, Monrovia, as the number of infections in West Africa passes 20,000.



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Doctors in Glasgow are investigating a possible case of Ebola in a person who has recently returned from West Africa



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One of Russia's best-known opposition leaders, Alexei Navalny, will face sentencing on Tuesday, two weeks earlier than originally planned.



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Authorities are investigating a fire at a retirement home near San Antonio, Texas, that killed five residents and hospitalised 17 more people.



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



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Maryland's first female Episcopal bishop was the driver in a hit-and-run crash that killed a bicyclist in Baltimore, the diocese says.



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A court in Egypt bans an annual Jewish festival held in honour of a Moroccan rabbi that has taken place since 1979, citing "moral offences".



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Debbie Purdy, a woman with progressive multiple sclerosis who fought to clarify the law on assisted suicide, has died, her family confirms.



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The search for AirAsia Indonesia flight QZ8501 ends for a second day, after a senior official says the plane is probably at the bottom of the sea.



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Protesters in the Macedonian capital don't want a modernist shopping centre to be given a 'faux-baroque' makeover.



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



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A British man who was aboard an Italian ferry which caught fire near Greece, says he thought he might not make it off the ship alive.



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President Barack Obama has said race relations in the US are better than when he took office, despite nationwide protests over police actions.



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Two Thai students face years in jail after admitting to insulting the royal family in a play they performed about a 1973 uprising.



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Hacker Jan Krissler claims to have cloned the fingerprint of a German politician using standard photographs taken at an event.



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Thirty-seven children, whose parents were killed in the recent Israel-Gaza conflict, are blocked by Hamas from entering Israel on peace activists' visit.



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Following a 72-hour ultimatum, air forces loyal to the Libyan government strike militants in Misrata, part of a coalition which also controls the capital.



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A Taliban spokesman declares the "defeat" of the US and its allies, a day after the coalition officially ended its combat mission in Afghanistan.



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A Virgin Atlantic passenger plane "is preparing to implement a non-standard landing" at Gatwick airport because of "a technical issue with one of the landing gears", the airline says.



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Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner will not be able to travel abroad for a month after breaking her ankle on Friday, officials say.



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



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Former Bank of England governor Mervyn King says the financial system is still not safe from another crisis.



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The oil and gas industry is set for a year of mergers and takeovers as a result of the plummeting oil price, a business consultancy predicts.



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All remaining passengers are rescued from the stricken ferry Norman Atlantic, where five people died off the island of Corfu, Italian officials say.



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



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



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The parents of one of the three al-Jazeera journalists jailed in Egypt are optimistic they will be released, on the first anniversary of their arrest.



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The alleged mastermind of the 2008 Mumbai militant attacks wins an appeal against his detention in Pakistan, paving the way for his release.



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Newly-released documents show how the UK and Irish governments clashed over Irish language policy in the 1980s.



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Croatia's presidential election will go to a runoff vote, with little separating the two main candidates after the first round of voting.



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Mexican bullfighter Karla de los Angeles sustains cuts to her thigh and gluteal muscles as she is gored by a bull at a fight in Mexico City.



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



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Batsman Shaun Marsh hits a vital half-century as Australia move closer to victory over India in Melbourne.



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Michael Schumacher faces a "long fight" on the road to recovery, his manager says a year after the F1 champion suffered head injuries while skiing.



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Russia's economy contracts for the first time in five years as President Putin moves to protect the country's banks.



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



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



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New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in Christchurch to complete their most successful year in Test cricket.



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



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Former football star George Weah easily wins a key seat in the Liberian senate, in elections disrupted by the Ebola outbreak.



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



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Greek MPs reject a presidential candidate nominated by Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, triggering a snap general election.



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A world record-breaking ice cream shop in Venezuela closes due to a milk shortage, the latest victim of a continuing economic crisis.



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



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Newcastle boss Alan Pardew avoids commenting on reports that he is being lined up to become the new Crystal Palace manager.



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Spain striker Fernando Torres will return to Atletico Madrid on loan from AC Milan until the end of the 2015-16 season.



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Temperatures plunge to their lowest recorded levels of the year in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, BBC Weather says.



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A blast outside a restaurant in Bangalore kills a woman and injures five others, prompting a security alert across Indian cities.



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Syrian aircraft drop barrel bombs on Islamic State-held areas in the north-east, killing some 40 people, activists say.



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South Korea proposes high-level talks with North Korea, including discussions of reunions for families separated by the Korean War.



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



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



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Thousands of police officers from across America attend the funeral in New York of a fellow officer shot dead after weeks of anti-police unrest.



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



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



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Asian markets traded higher on Monday following new record highs on Wall Street on Friday, which boosted investor confidence.



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Dustin Diamond, who played Screech in Saved by the Bell, is accused of stabbing a man in a bar fight in the US.



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Tokyo market report



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



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A court in Egypt reduces to one year the three-year jail sentences given to eight men for appearing in a video alleged to show a gay marriage.



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



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Man Utd target Coleman, Liverpool chase Berahino, Moyes wants to take Liverpool's Can to Real Sociedad, plus more.



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



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



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



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



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A British woman says she is anxiously waiting for news from her son who is caught on a stricken ferry off Greece.



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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho believes there is a campaign to influence referees' decisions against his side.



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AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes says he is "devastated" that a plane carrying 162 people from Indonesia to Singapore has gone missing.



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Second-half goals from George Boyd and Ashley Barnes earn Burnley a draw after Manchester City led 2-0 at half-time.



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A man who killed five people in a shooting spree in West Bromwich dies at a high-security psychiatric hospital, the BBC understands.



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Thirty-seven children, whose parents were killed in the recent Israel-Gaza conflict, are blocked by Hamas from entering Israel on peace activists' visit.



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Following a 72-hour ultimatum, air forces loyal to the Libyan government strike militants in Misrata for the first time.



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Leaders Chelsea can only pick up a point as they are held by a resilient Southampton at St Mary's Stadium.



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



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



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



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Renowned jazz clarinettist Buddy DeFranco, who worked with singers Frank Sinatra and Billie Holiday and many other famous musicians, dies aged 91.



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



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



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Police should crack down on binge drinking to stop hospital staff becoming distracted by disorderly drunks, a leading doctor says.



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Pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine free four Ukrainian prisoners a day after the two sides exchange hundreds of captives.



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Pope Francis delivers his traditional Christmas Day address, denouncing violence against religious and ethnic minorities - notably in Syria and Iraq.



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



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



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A British national was on board missing AirAsia flight QZ8501, the UK Foreign Office confirms.



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Air Asia flight QZ8501 travelling from Indonesia to Singapore has gone missing, reports say.



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Croatians are due to vote for a head of state, with the polls seen as a test for the main political parties.



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Ever since the Sony hack, people have been talking about Idris Elba becoming the next James Bond - now he's had his say.



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Former Belgian Prime Minister Leo Tindemans, whose record support at the first European elections earned him the nickname "Mr Europe", dies aged 92.



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



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A baby has been born on a Philadelphia subway train after his mother suddenly went into labour on Christmas Day.



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



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



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



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



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



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



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Former football star George Weah easily wins a key seat in the Liberian senate, in elections disrupted by the Ebola outbreak.



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A world record-breaking ice cream shop in Venezuela closes due to a milk shortage, the latest victim of a continuing economic crisis.



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A Pakistani man is given a 26-year jail term for making hoax bomb threats in public places during the Islamic festival of Eid al-Fitr, prosecutors say.



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Egypt bans a Hollywood film based on the Biblical book of Exodus, citing what it calls "historical inaccuracies".



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



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American Alan Gross, freed last week after five years in a Cuban jail, is to receive $3.2m (£2m) from the US government.



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Syrian aircraft drop barrel bombs on Islamic State-held areas in the north-east, killing some 40 people, activists say.



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Chelsea and Spain striker Fernando Torres will make his loan move to AC Milan a permanent deal in January.



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A court in Egypt reduces to one year the three-year jail sentences given to eight men for appearing in a video alleged to be of a gay marriage.



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