Egypt security headquarters torched
The security headquarters in the Egyptian city of Port Said is set on fire in a second day of clashes between police and protesters.
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In pictures: Kenyan elections
Voting in the first elections since 2007
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Aston Villa 0-1 Man City
Manchester City close the gap on leaders Manchester United with victory at Aston Villa, who stay in the relegation zone.
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Deadly plane crash in DR Congo
A plane crashes in Goma, the main city in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, killing at least five people, officials say.
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US veteran who captured Tojo dies
The US soldier who arrested Japanese Prime Minister Gen Hideki Tojo to face trial for war crimes at the end of World War II dies aged 93.
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Counting starts in Kenyan election
Counting is under way in Kenya's first elections since the disputed contest of 2007, with the two presidential frontrunners taking an early lead.
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VIDEO: Holy Smokes! Batman in Bradford
A man dressed as Batman has handed over a wanted man at a police station in Bradford
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Fire kills nine children in Senegal
Nine children are killed by a fire at a Koranic school in a residential district near the centre of the Senegalese capital, Dakar.
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MP investigated over 'swear words'
A Sussex MP meets the county's chief constable to ask why he was investigated after he sent an email to a constituent containing swear words.
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Yemen suicide bomb attack kills 12
Twelve members of a pro-government militia group have been killed in a suicide car bomb attack in south Yemen.
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Man 'run over as game ends in brawl'
A Merseyside Sunday league football match ends with a mass brawl and a man run over on the pitch, a witness says.
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East Asia universities 'gain ground'
Universities in East Asia are gaining ground on their western counterparts, according to the latest university rankings.
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Police 'losing unionist confidence'
First Minister Peter Robinson says the police must address a perception they treat loyalists differently than republicans.
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VIDEO: Disappearing wall at manor house
A disappearing wall is rediscovered at an Edwardian manor house in west Devon.
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VIDEO: Protests continue in Bangladesh
Protests and rallies continue in Bangladesh, after its war crimes tribunal sentenced an Islamic leader to death last week.
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Injured Bracewell out for Kiwis
New Zealand fast bowler Doug Bracewell ruled out of Wednesday's first Test against England in Dunedin after cutting his foot on glass.
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Watchdog 'concern' over NHS plans
Some aspects of an NHS shake-up in north Wales which will affect patients in Gwynedd have been referred to the Welsh government.
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Man jailed for breaking baby's arm
A drug addict who deliberately broke his month-old baby daughter's arm, saying voices had told him to kill someone, is jailed for six years.
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'Hate speech' plagues US university
A historically progressive US university suspends classes in response to a series of apparent hate speech incidents on campus.
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Farrell injured but Croft returns
England fly-half Owen Farrell is not fit to face Italy in the Six Nations but flanker Tom Croft is back in the squad.
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