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A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies. Panorama found British American Tobacco (BAT) illegally paid politicians and civil servants in countries in East Africa. The payments were revealed when a whistleblower shared hundreds of secret documents. BAT told the BBC: "The truth is that we do not and will not tolerate corruption, no matter where it takes place." The bribery was revealed by a former BAT employee, Paul Hopkins.
Panorama: The Secret Bribes of Big Tobacco, is on BBC One at 20:30 GMT on 30 November 2015 and available later online.
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The most senior transgender officer in the Army has said there has recently been an increase in the number of transgender soldiers.
Hannah Winterbourne, 28, who has served in Afghanistan, acts as a mentor for many of them. And she said Army colleagues had displayed a ''really positive'' attitude towards her own transition. ''They have seen it as something that allows me to be who I am,'' she said.
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Sir David Attenborough is attending the UN climate conference in Paris. He is working with the Global Apollo Programme, a campaign group which supports renewable energy. Attenborough told BBC Breakfast that solar energy needs to "undercut the price of energy obtained from oil and coal."
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The BBC's Sarah Rainsford asks what response Moscow residents want to the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syrian border.
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South Africa is facing one of the worst droughts to hit the region in 30 years. Many small farmers are expected to go out of business as food production and prices increase, especially in the Free State province.
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In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC's North American Editor Jon Sopel, US President Barack Obama said a lack of changes on US gun laws was the "greatest frustration" of his presidency. Mr Obama also told the BBC what he will say about gay rights in Kenya, why his own Congress and the Gulf nations should accept the recent Iran nuclear deal, and what he expects his legacy as president will be.
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The US-led coalition launches about two combat aircraft sorties per hour against Islamic State, but how does that compared to previous aerial campaigns? In this audio visualisation the BBC’s Neal Razzell explores comparisons with the invasion of Iraq, WWII, and NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999.
First heard: On Background, BBC World Service Radio
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Editor: Richard Knight
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Pope Francis is making his first trip to Africa, taking in Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic. While the Catholic community is dwindling in some parts of the world, it is growing in Africa, with nearly 200 million devotees.
BBC Africa looks at the importance of Catholicism on the continent - in 60 seconds.
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The Danish Girl, a film about a transgender pioneer, is the movie no-one would fund initially as the topic was not seen to be commercially viable. But the film, starring Eddie Redmayne, has now made it to the big screen and will open in the UK next year. Will Gompertz has been to meet the British Oscar winner to talk about the subject of his latest transformation.
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This is how to charge your phone with a mud oven. Examining the science, politics and solutions of climate change. http://bbc.in/1IadGSl
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BBC News is the department of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) responsible for the gathering and broadcasting of news and current affairs. The department is the world's largest broadcast news organisation and generates about 120 hours of radio and television output each day, as well as online news coverage. The service maintains 44 foreign news bureaux and has correspondents in almost all of the world's 240 countries. Since 2004, the Director of BBC News has been Helen Boaden.
The department's annual budget is £350 million; it has 3,500 staff, 2,000 of whom are journalists. Through the BBC English Regions, BBC News has regional centres across England as well as national news centres in Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. All regions and nations produce their own local news programmes and other current affairs and sport programmes.
Radio and television operations are broadcast from BBC Television Centre in West London, though are due to move to the newly refurbished Broadcasting House in central London by 2013. Television Centre houses all domestic, global, and online news divisions within one main newsroom. Parliamentary coverage is produced and broadcast from studios in Millbank in London.
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A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies. Panorama found British American Tobacco (BAT) illegally paid politicians and civil servants in countries in East Africa. The payments were revealed when a whistleblower shared hundreds of secret documents. BAT told the BBC: "The truth is that we do not and will not tolerate corruption, no matter where it takes place." The bribery was revealed by a former BAT employee, Paul Hopkins. Panorama: The Secret Bribes of Big Tobacco, is on BBC One at 20:30 GMT on 30 November 2015 and available later online. Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Che -
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The most senior transgender officer in the Army has said there has recently been an increase in the number of transgender soldiers. Hannah Winterbourne, 28, who has served in Afghanistan, acts as a mentor for many of them. And she said Army colleagues had displayed a ''really positive'' attitude towards her own transition. ''They have seen it as something that allows me to be who I am,'' she said. Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.com/bbcnews -
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The US-led coalition launches about two combat aircraft sorties per hour against Islamic State, but how does that compared to previous aerial campaigns? In this audio visualisation the BBC’s Neal Razzell explores comparisons with the invasion of Iraq, WWII, and NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999. First heard: On Background, BBC World Service Radio Reporting: Neal Razzell; audio mix: James Beard; animation: David Botti Editor: Richard Knight Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: ht -
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1:03Catholic Africa - in 60 seconds - BBC News
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Pope Francis is making his first trip to Africa, taking in Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic. While the Catholic community is dwindling in some parts of the world, it is growing in Africa, with nearly 200 million devotees. BBC Africa looks at the importance of Catholicism on the continent - in 60 seconds. Sources: Vatican; Pew Research Center; Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA) Produced by Baya Cat Subscribe to BBC News HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog Check out our website: http://www.bbc.com/news Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bbcworldnews Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/bbcworld Instagram: http://instagram.co -
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Air strike frequency - IS fight v WW2 - BBC News
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Redmayne plays transgender pioneer in The Danish Girl - BBC News
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Who was Europe's first female suicide bomber? BBC News
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The women denied rights to own land - BBC News
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15m people in Ethiopia will need food aid by 2016 - BBC News
The United Nations has warned that more than 15 million people in Ethiopia will be in need of food aid by the beginning of 2016 because of a severe drought. A lack of rain has meant that crop yields in the worst-affected areas are down by 90% this year. The Ethiopian government has set aside nearly £130m to deal with the crisis but the UN says a further £330m is needed. Clive Myrie reports from
The Secret Bribes of Big Tobacco - BBC News
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A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies. Panorama found British American Tobacco (BAT) illegally paid politic...
A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies. Panorama found British American Tobacco (BAT) illegally paid politicians and civil servants in countries in East Africa. The payments were revealed when a whistleblower shared hundreds of secret documents. BAT told the BBC: "The truth is that we do not and will not tolerate corruption, no matter where it takes place." The bribery was revealed by a former BAT employee, Paul Hopkins.
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A BBC investigation has uncovered evidence of bribery at one of the UK's biggest companies. Panorama found British American Tobacco (BAT) illegally paid politicians and civil servants in countries in East Africa. The payments were revealed when a whistleblower shared hundreds of secret documents. BAT told the BBC: "The truth is that we do not and will not tolerate corruption, no matter where it takes place." The bribery was revealed by a former BAT employee, Paul Hopkins.
Panorama: The Secret Bribes of Big Tobacco, is on BBC One at 20:30 GMT on 30 November 2015 and available later online.
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What's it like to be a transgender soldier? BBC News
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The most senior transgender officer in the Army has said there has recently been an increase in the number of transgender soldiers.
Hannah Winterbourne, 28, wh...
The most senior transgender officer in the Army has said there has recently been an increase in the number of transgender soldiers.
Hannah Winterbourne, 28, who has served in Afghanistan, acts as a mentor for many of them. And she said Army colleagues had displayed a ''really positive'' attitude towards her own transition. ''They have seen it as something that allows me to be who I am,'' she said.
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The most senior transgender officer in the Army has said there has recently been an increase in the number of transgender soldiers.
Hannah Winterbourne, 28, who has served in Afghanistan, acts as a mentor for many of them. And she said Army colleagues had displayed a ''really positive'' attitude towards her own transition. ''They have seen it as something that allows me to be who I am,'' she said.
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Attenborough: 'Solar energy should undercut oil' BBC News
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Sir David Attenborough is attending the UN climate conference in Paris. He is working with the Global Apollo Programme, a campaign group which supports renewabl...
Sir David Attenborough is attending the UN climate conference in Paris. He is working with the Global Apollo Programme, a campaign group which supports renewable energy. Attenborough told BBC Breakfast that solar energy needs to "undercut the price of energy obtained from oil and coal."
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Sir David Attenborough is attending the UN climate conference in Paris. He is working with the Global Apollo Programme, a campaign group which supports renewable energy. Attenborough told BBC Breakfast that solar energy needs to "undercut the price of energy obtained from oil and coal."
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Russians respond to Turkey downing jet on Syria border - BBC News
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The BBC's Sarah Rainsford asks what response Moscow residents want to the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syrian border.
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The BBC's Sarah Rainsford asks what response Moscow residents want to the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syrian border.
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The BBC's Sarah Rainsford asks what response Moscow residents want to the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syrian border.
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Worst drought in 30 years hits Sout Africa - BBC News
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South Africa is facing one of the worst droughts to hit the region in 30 years. Many small farmers are expected to go out of business as food production and pri...
South Africa is facing one of the worst droughts to hit the region in 30 years. Many small farmers are expected to go out of business as food production and prices increase, especially in the Free State province.
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South Africa is facing one of the worst droughts to hit the region in 30 years. Many small farmers are expected to go out of business as food production and prices increase, especially in the Free State province.
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President Barack Obama (FULL) Interview - BBC News
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In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC's North American Editor Jon Sopel, US President Barack Obama said a lack of changes on US gun laws was the "greatest fr...
In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC's North American Editor Jon Sopel, US President Barack Obama said a lack of changes on US gun laws was the "greatest frustration" of his presidency. Mr Obama also told the BBC what he will say about gay rights in Kenya, why his own Congress and the Gulf nations should accept the recent Iran nuclear deal, and what he expects his legacy as president will be.
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In a wide-ranging interview with the BBC's North American Editor Jon Sopel, US President Barack Obama said a lack of changes on US gun laws was the "greatest frustration" of his presidency. Mr Obama also told the BBC what he will say about gay rights in Kenya, why his own Congress and the Gulf nations should accept the recent Iran nuclear deal, and what he expects his legacy as president will be.
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Air strike frequency - IS fight v WW2 - BBC News
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The US-led coalition launches about two combat aircraft sorties per hour against Islamic State, but how does that compared to previous aerial campaigns? In this...
The US-led coalition launches about two combat aircraft sorties per hour against Islamic State, but how does that compared to previous aerial campaigns? In this audio visualisation the BBC’s Neal Razzell explores comparisons with the invasion of Iraq, WWII, and NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999.
First heard: On Background, BBC World Service Radio
Reporting: Neal Razzell; audio mix: James Beard; animation: David Botti
Editor: Richard Knight
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The US-led coalition launches about two combat aircraft sorties per hour against Islamic State, but how does that compared to previous aerial campaigns? In this audio visualisation the BBC’s Neal Razzell explores comparisons with the invasion of Iraq, WWII, and NATO’s bombing of Serbia in 1999.
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Editor: Richard Knight
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Sky News Live
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Catholic Africa - in 60 seconds - BBC News
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Pope Francis is making his first trip to Africa, taking in Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic. While the Catholic community is dwindling in some par...
Pope Francis is making his first trip to Africa, taking in Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic. While the Catholic community is dwindling in some parts of the world, it is growing in Africa, with nearly 200 million devotees.
BBC Africa looks at the importance of Catholicism on the continent - in 60 seconds.
Sources: Vatican; Pew Research Center; Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA)
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Pope Francis is making his first trip to Africa, taking in Kenya, Uganda and the Central African Republic. While the Catholic community is dwindling in some parts of the world, it is growing in Africa, with nearly 200 million devotees.
BBC Africa looks at the importance of Catholicism on the continent - in 60 seconds.
Sources: Vatican; Pew Research Center; Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA)
Produced by Baya Cat
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BBC News Newsday 20 January 2014 0100
With Rico Hizon in London & Babita Sharma in Singapore. (C) BBC News 2014....
With Rico Hizon in London & Babita Sharma in Singapore. (C) BBC News 2014.
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With Rico Hizon in London & Babita Sharma in Singapore. (C) BBC News 2014.
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Redmayne plays transgender pioneer in The Danish Girl - BBC News
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The Danish Girl, a film about a transgender pioneer, is the movie no-one would fund initially as the topic was not seen to be commercially viable. But the film,...
The Danish Girl, a film about a transgender pioneer, is the movie no-one would fund initially as the topic was not seen to be commercially viable. But the film, starring Eddie Redmayne, has now made it to the big screen and will open in the UK next year. Will Gompertz has been to meet the British Oscar winner to talk about the subject of his latest transformation.
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The Danish Girl, a film about a transgender pioneer, is the movie no-one would fund initially as the topic was not seen to be commercially viable. But the film, starring Eddie Redmayne, has now made it to the big screen and will open in the UK next year. Will Gompertz has been to meet the British Oscar winner to talk about the subject of his latest transformation.
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How to charge your phone with a mud oven - BBC News
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This is how to charge your phone with a mud oven. Examining the science, politics and solutions of climate change. http://bbc.in/1IadGSl
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- published: 30 Nov 2015
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Overpopulation: Will we run out of space? BBC News
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We live in a time of unprecedented population growth. People born 60 years ago have seen the population of the world triple. In the UK, in the past 100 years, t...
We live in a time of unprecedented population growth. People born 60 years ago have seen the population of the world triple. In the UK, in the past 100 years, the population has grown by over 20 million. But why is our population growing? What are the consequences if it doesn't stop? And is population growth necessarily a bad thing? Our reporter Benjamin Zand has been finding out.
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We live in a time of unprecedented population growth. People born 60 years ago have seen the population of the world triple. In the UK, in the past 100 years, the population has grown by over 20 million. But why is our population growing? What are the consequences if it doesn't stop? And is population growth necessarily a bad thing? Our reporter Benjamin Zand has been finding out.
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- published: 15 Aug 2015
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This Week In History 30 Nov - 6 Dec - BBC News
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A Tragedy in India. An Arrest in the United States. And a breakthrough beneath the sea.
3rd December 1984 – Thousands are killed when deadly gas leaks from an ...
A Tragedy in India. An Arrest in the United States. And a breakthrough beneath the sea.
3rd December 1984 – Thousands are killed when deadly gas leaks from an insecticide factory in Bhopal, India.
4th December 1969 – Charles Manson, chief suspect in America’s notorious Tate murders, appears in court.
1st December 1990 – British and French workers digging the Channel Tunnel finally meet in the middle.
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A Tragedy in India. An Arrest in the United States. And a breakthrough beneath the sea.
3rd December 1984 – Thousands are killed when deadly gas leaks from an insecticide factory in Bhopal, India.
4th December 1969 – Charles Manson, chief suspect in America’s notorious Tate murders, appears in court.
1st December 1990 – British and French workers digging the Channel Tunnel finally meet in the middle.
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Who was Europe's first female suicide bomber? BBC News
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More details have emerged about Hasna Aitboulahcen, Europe's first female suicide bomber. The 26 year old French woman blew herself up, after police stormed a f...
More details have emerged about Hasna Aitboulahcen, Europe's first female suicide bomber. The 26 year old French woman blew herself up, after police stormed a flat on Wednesday.
She is believed to be the cousin of the suspected ringleader of the attacks.
Tom Burridge reports.
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More details have emerged about Hasna Aitboulahcen, Europe's first female suicide bomber. The 26 year old French woman blew herself up, after police stormed a flat on Wednesday.
She is believed to be the cousin of the suspected ringleader of the attacks.
Tom Burridge reports.
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- published: 20 Nov 2015
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Inside London's Chinatown (360 video) - BBC News
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- Updated: 19 Nov 2015
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What does changing Chinese cuisine tell us about changing China? In collaboration with The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Rad...
What does changing Chinese cuisine tell us about changing China? In collaboration with The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4, cook and food writer Fuchsia Dunlop takes us on a tour inside London's Chinatown. This video is an introduction for special programme between The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4 about Chinatowns around the world.
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What does changing Chinese cuisine tell us about changing China? In collaboration with The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4, cook and food writer Fuchsia Dunlop takes us on a tour inside London's Chinatown. This video is an introduction for special programme between The Food Chain on the BBC World Service and The Food Programme on BBC Radio 4 about Chinatowns around the world.
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The women denied rights to own land - BBC News
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More than a third of the world's workforce works in agriculture and in developing countries, and women make up 43% of the workforce. But they comprise less than...
More than a third of the world's workforce works in agriculture and in developing countries, and women make up 43% of the workforce. But they comprise less than a fifth of landholders.
Access to secure tenure and ownership of land is harder for women than men, and there is an imbalance in yields produced by male and female farmers because they lack equal access to resources such as seeds.
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More than a third of the world's workforce works in agriculture and in developing countries, and women make up 43% of the workforce. But they comprise less than a fifth of landholders.
Access to secure tenure and ownership of land is harder for women than men, and there is an imbalance in yields produced by male and female farmers because they lack equal access to resources such as seeds.
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We hear a lot about climate change but it seems that most of the problems and solutions lie in the hands of major industry and government. What can we do and, ...
We hear a lot about climate change but it seems that most of the problems and solutions lie in the hands of major industry and government. What can we do and, more importantly, why should we care?
As the UN Climate Change Convention kicks off in Paris, BBC environment correspondent Matt McGrath explains how climate change is going to affect everyone - all in less than the time it takes to make a coffee.
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- published: 30 Nov 2015
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What is Black Friday? BBC News
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BBC looks at the origin of the shopping phenomenon known as Black Friday and its impact on the UK economy.
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Putin fury after Turkey downs warplane - BBC News
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has bitterly condemned the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syria border. He described it as a "stab in the back" committ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has bitterly condemned the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syria border. He described it as a "stab in the back" committed by "accomplices of terrorists".
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Russian President Vladimir Putin has bitterly condemned the downing of a Russian jet on the Turkey-Syria border. He described it as a "stab in the back" committed by "accomplices of terrorists".
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Paris attacks: How will the city cope? BBC News
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France is observing three days of mourning for the 127 victims of Friday's multiple attacks on Paris. Parisians are using the hashtag #rechercheparis to find fr...
France is observing three days of mourning for the 127 victims of Friday's multiple attacks on Paris. Parisians are using the hashtag #rechercheparis to find friends and relatives who are missing following the shootings. BBC correspondent Matthew Price assesses the mood on the streets of Paris, and asks how the city will cope.
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France is observing three days of mourning for the 127 victims of Friday's multiple attacks on Paris. Parisians are using the hashtag #rechercheparis to find friends and relatives who are missing following the shootings. BBC correspondent Matthew Price assesses the mood on the streets of Paris, and asks how the city will cope.
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15m people in Ethiopia will need food aid by 2016 - BBC News
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The United Nations has warned that more than 15 million people in Ethiopia will be in need of food aid by the beginning of 2016 because of a severe drought. A l...
The United Nations has warned that more than 15 million people in Ethiopia will be in need of food aid by the beginning of 2016 because of a severe drought. A lack of rain has meant that crop yields in the worst-affected areas are down by 90% this year.
The Ethiopian government has set aside nearly £130m to deal with the crisis but the UN says a further £330m is needed.
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The United Nations has warned that more than 15 million people in Ethiopia will be in need of food aid by the beginning of 2016 because of a severe drought. A lack of rain has meant that crop yields in the worst-affected areas are down by 90% this year.
The Ethiopian government has set aside nearly £130m to deal with the crisis but the UN says a further £330m is needed.
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The Secret Bribes of Big Tobacco - BBC News
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Russians respond to Turkey downing jet on Syria border - BBC News
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Worst drought in 30 years hits Sout Africa - BBC News
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Redmayne plays transgender pioneer in The Danish Girl - BBC News
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Zuckerberg is a dad, and he's giving away most of his money
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Talk about birth announcements. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife said they'll devote nearly all their wealth — roughly $45 billion — to good works in celebration of their new baby daughter, Max. Zuckerberg's wife, Priscilla Chan, gave birth to a 7-pound, 8-ounce daughter last week. But the couple didn't put out the news until Tuesday, when Zuckerberg posted it on — of course — Facebook ... ....
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Russia S-400 Syria missile deployment sends robust signal
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The shooting down of a Russian Su-24 warplane by Turkish fighters has prompted Moscow to reinforce its contingent in Syria. Russian warplanes have now been seen carrying air-to-air missiles and a Russian warship - the Moskva - was moved closer to the Syrian coast, to enable its air defence missiles to provide additional cover over the Russian air base near Latakia ... Protecting 'air assets' ... ....
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Ghostly ships filled with dead bodies arrive on Japan's shores
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(CNN)An unsettling mystery has washed up on Japan's shores. Over the past two months, at least eight wooden boats have been found in the Sea of Japan on or near the coast, carrying a chilling cargo -- the decaying bodies of 20 people, Japan's coast guard told CNN. All of the bodies were badly decomposed and "partially skeletonized" -- two were found without heads -- and one boat contained six skulls, the coast guard said ... Read More ... ....
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UN experts: Up to 3,000 Islamic State fighters in Libya
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The Islamic State group has between 2,000 and 3,000 fighters in Libya and has demonstrated its intention to control more territory in the strategically located North African country — but it is only one player among multiple warring factions, United Nations experts said in a report Tuesday. The experts monitoring U.N. sanctions against al-Qaida and spinoff groups said in the report to the U.N ... Several U.N ... (kes)(+) Tweet ....
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Iraq snubs US, rejects need for foreign troops to fight ISIS
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Baghdad. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi rejected the need for foreign troops to fight Islamic State after the Untied States said on Tuesday it was deploying a special operations force, which powerful Shi'ite Muslim militias pledged to attack. "We do not need foreign ground combat forces on Iraqi land," Abadi said in a statement ... A US defence official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the new force would be based in Iraq ... ....
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Montenegro invited to join Nato
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Nato invites Montenegro to join the alliance, in its first expansion for six years. This breaking news story is being updated and more details will be published shortly. Please refresh the page for the fullest version. If you want to receive Breaking News alerts via email, or on a smartphone or tablet via the BBC News App then details on how to do so are available on this help page ... ....
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Philip Hammond: 'Question is whether we will take fight to them'
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MPs will vote in the Commons on whether the UK should carry out air strikes in Syria. The Government's motion says UK military action will only target Islamic State fighters - and no UK troops will be deployed on the ground. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond told BBC News. "The question is whether we are going to take the fight to them or wait until they bring the fight to us". Read more. Syria vote ... ....
Dumfries Theatre Royal reopens after major renovations
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Scotland's oldest working theatre is staging its first performance following a major renovation project. The £2m overhaul of the Theatre Royal in Dumfries received planning permission a little over two years ago. Work has been completed in time to allow for pantomime performances of Beauty and the Beast ... The story of the Theatre Royal in Dumfries ... Giancarlo Rinaldi, South Scotland reporter, BBC news website ... Emaildumfries@bbc.co.uk. ....
British MPs to vote on weather to bomb ISIL targets in Syria
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With up to 50 Labour MPs likely to back the government, and both the Democratic Unionist Party and the Liberal Democrats also giving their backing, Cameron is expected to win parliamentary approval for the UK to intervene militarily in the four-year conflict in Syria, BBC news reported....
Islamic State conflict: US to deploy special force to Iraq
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The US is to deploy a specialised force to Iraq to build pressure on Islamic State militants, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter has said ... He did not offer specifics on troop numbers, but said they would also be focused on securing Iraq's borders and building the capacity of the Iraqi government forces.Analysis - Gary O'Donoghue, BBC News, Washington ... ....
A brand that may struggle to go global
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If you want to understand the challenges of choosing a name for your product in the ever more interconnected global market, look no further than an Indian sportswear range ... In Australia it is slang for an attractive person ... Subscribe to the BBC News Magazine's email newsletter to get articles sent to your inbox ... If you are happy to be contacted by a BBC journalist please leave a telephone number that we can contact you on ... ....
Did our ancient ancestors 'kill the cat'?
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Our ancient human cousins may have fought off big cats with spears, according to archaeological evidence. The sabre-toothed cat lived alongside early humans, and may have been a fearsome enemy, say scientists ... The 300,000-year-old animal fossils are described as "spectacular" ... "We can say that the humans - and the sabre-toothed cat - were living 300,000 years ago in the same area, in the same landscape," he told BBC News ... ....
Why are so many British homes empty?
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Hundreds of thousands of homes across the UK are unoccupied, despite widespread concern about a housing shortage. Why would someone own a property and leave it vacant?. The Bezier building stands right in the middle of London's Old Street area, one of the most expensive and fashionable parts of the UK ... The last woman left on a derelict street ... Subscribe to the BBC News Magazine's email newsletter to get articles sent to your inbox. ....
Global warming v island life – Q&A; from the Pacific
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The BBC's Matthew Price is on Vanuatu Island in the Pacific and is answering your questions about global warming.UN climate conference 30 Nov - 11 Dec 2015 ... Explained. What is climate change?. In video. Why does the Paris conference matter?. Analysis. Latest from BBC environment correspondent Matt McGrath. More. BBC News special report (or follow the "COP21" tag in the BBC News app). ....
COP21: Ghana's green energy gamble on 'poo-power'
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These drain the toxic sludge back into the sea ... The BBC's Sammy Darko reveals a small scale scheme that has ambitions to go country-wide. UN climate conference 30 Nov - 11 Dec 2015 ... Explained ... In video ... BBC News special report (or follow "UN Climate Change Conference" tag in the BBC News app) Read more ... ....
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