The remote mountains of northern Mali - perfect for guerrillas
Why France will battle to flush out Mali's militants
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Working with UK's 'worst' criminals
What's it like working with the UK's worst criminals?
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Do we really hate rowdy MPs?
Do we really hate it when MPs get rowdy at work?
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The woman in Hitchcock's shadow
Dame Helen Mirren on playing Alfred's wife
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Mexico vigilantes wound tourists
A Mexican couple travelling to the beach are injured when vigilantes manning a roadblock open fire after the pair sped though a roadblock.
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3D printing used for stem cells
A 3D printing technique that produces stem cells could speed up progress towards making artificial organs, Edinburgh scientists say.
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Abuse reporting scheme extended
A scheme allowing domestic abuse victims to report crimes without going to a police station will be rolled out across Scotland.
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Syrian opposition presses Assad
Syrian opposition leader Moaz al-Khatib urges embattled President Bashar al-Assad to respond to his offer of peace talks.
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Could badminton become cool?
A new league aims to bring some razzmatazz to badminton
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When did 'kicking ass' become acceptable?
A campaign is under way to rebrand Kentucky as the state that "kicks ass". How did the once-profane term become so widely permissible?
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Q&A: The 'bedroom tax'
How will a change in housing benefit rules work?
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Windows phone launched in Africa
Microsoft and Huawei launch a budget Windows phone specifically for Africa as part of a wider scheme to drive smartphone uptake
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Man v machine at 30,000ft
Why humans still beat computers at air traffic control
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Children injured in Kosovo blast
Two Serbian children are injured after a hand grenade is apparently thrown at their home in the flashpoint northern Kosovo town of Mitrovica.
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Wycombe keeper attacked by fan
Wycombe goalkeeper Jordan Archer is attacked by a Gillingham supporter towards the end of his side's 1-0 win at Priestfield.
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Murray in tennis doping test call
US Open champion Andy Murray says tennis must learn from the Lance Armstrong doping scandal and invest in tighter controls.
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Dyson launches hand-drying tap
Dyson launches an all-in-one tap which offers both water and 430mph (692 km/hr) air jets to dry hands, but its high cost may deter some buyers.
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VIDEO: Lost and found at the Kumbh Mela
For thousands of Hindu pilgrims, the spiritual experience of the Maha Kumbh Mela festival can turn into a nightmare as they get lost amidst the throng of millions of devotees.
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US 'will sue' Standard & Poor's
Standard & Poor's says it is to be sued by the US government over the credit ratings agency's assessment of mortgage bonds before the financial crisis.
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US urges Egypt to control police
The US urges Egypt to investigate cases of police abuse after a man was stripped and beaten by uniformed officers during protests.
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