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Tim Peake on the ISS (International Space Station), will test a rover remotely back in Hertfordshire (England), and be set tasks to complete in a (created) Mars landscape under timed conditions. Pallab Ghosh reports.
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Another medical centre is hit in Aleppo, as it seems to be deliberate targeting. So much for 'Rules of War'. Both the America and Russia are calling on all sides to stop the fighting. Richard Galpin reports.
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It appears that fish that are being farmed are losing 30% of their hearing. Is this because of their environment and what are the implications of this for reintroduction of stocks. Ali Moore discusses this with Professor of Marine Biology, Stephen Swearer (University of Melbourne).
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Nepal earthquake: Ancient crafts used to rebuild damaged treasures
28 April 2016 Last updated at 01:40 BST
When the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal a year ago it not only claimed thousands of lives but severely damaged many historic sites.
Hundreds of artisans have been helping to restore Nepal's temples and monuments. Recreating the intricate detail has helped them to connect with the generations of craftsmen who have gone before, while introducing a more modern touch.
Filmmaker Oliver Wilkins went to Nepal with former British army officer Doc McKerr, who is a UK goodwill ambassador to Nepal, to see how the country is coping after the earthquake and to encourage tourists to return.
Footage courtesy of returntonepal.com and music by Papu Sebastian.
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Despite the economic problems in Nigeria, one sector has actually remained reasonably upbeat.
The hotels and hospitality industry, especially in the capital city Lagos, is attracting investors both domestic and foreign.
The BBC's Ijeoma Ndukwe has more for Africa Business Report.
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The grip of the worst drought in India for four decades continues and we get to understand the weather patterns for it and when the rains will come from John Hammond, at the BBC weather centre.
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'Dear Postie...' Beware of the cat! (UK) - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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The number of dogs attacking the postman or postwoman is known, but one household has received a letter from the Post Office about their cat (Bella) and that th...
The number of dogs attacking the postman or postwoman is known, but one household has received a letter from the Post Office about their cat (Bella) and that they may not deliver their post to the address any more. Richard Lister reports.
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The number of dogs attacking the postman or postwoman is known, but one household has received a letter from the Post Office about their cat (Bella) and that they may not deliver their post to the address any more. Richard Lister reports.
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Norway helicopter crash 13 people missing BBC News
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Space rover test by Tim Peake - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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Tim Peake on the ISS (International Space Station), will test a rover remotely back in Hertfordshire (England), and be set tasks to complete in a (created) Mars...
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Tim Peake on the ISS (International Space Station), will test a rover remotely back in Hertfordshire (England), and be set tasks to complete in a (created) Mars landscape under timed conditions. Pallab Ghosh reports.
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Syria Conflict - hit again! (Aleppo) - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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Another medical centre is hit in Aleppo, as it seems to be deliberate targeting. So much for 'Rules of War'. Both the America and Russia are calling on all side...
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Another medical centre is hit in Aleppo, as it seems to be deliberate targeting. So much for 'Rules of War'. Both the America and Russia are calling on all sides to stop the fighting. Richard Galpin reports.
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Deaf Fish - intense farming problem? - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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It appears that fish that are being farmed are losing 30% of their hearing. Is this because of their environment and what are the implications of this for reint...
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It appears that fish that are being farmed are losing 30% of their hearing. Is this because of their environment and what are the implications of this for reintroduction of stocks. Ali Moore discusses this with Professor of Marine Biology, Stephen Swearer (University of Melbourne).
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Nepal earthquake: Ancient crafts used to rebuild damaged treasures
28 April 2016 Last updated at 01:40 BST
When the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal a year ago it not only claimed thousands of lives but severely damaged many historic sites.
Hundreds of artisans have been helping to restore Nepal's temples and monuments. Recreating the intricate detail has helped them to connect with the generations of craftsmen who have gone before, while introducing a more modern touch.
Filmmaker Oliver Wilkins went to Nepal with former British army officer Doc McKerr, who is a UK goodwill ambassador to Nepal, to see how the country is coping after the earthquake and to encourage tourists to return.
Footage courtesy of returntonepal.com and music by Papu Sebastian.
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Nepal earthquake: Ancient crafts used to rebuild damaged treasures
28 April 2016 Last updated at 01:40 BST
When the 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal a year ago it not only claimed thousands of lives but severely damaged many historic sites.
Hundreds of artisans have been helping to restore Nepal's temples and monuments. Recreating the intricate detail has helped them to connect with the generations of craftsmen who have gone before, while introducing a more modern touch.
Filmmaker Oliver Wilkins went to Nepal with former British army officer Doc McKerr, who is a UK goodwill ambassador to Nepal, to see how the country is coping after the earthquake and to encourage tourists to return.
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Nigeria hoteliers see growth potential BBC News
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Despite the economic problems in Nigeria, one sector has actually remained reasonably upbeat.
The hotels and hospitality industry, especially in the capital cit...
Despite the economic problems in Nigeria, one sector has actually remained reasonably upbeat.
The hotels and hospitality industry, especially in the capital city Lagos, is attracting investors both domestic and foreign.
The BBC's Ijeoma Ndukwe has more for Africa Business Report.
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Despite the economic problems in Nigeria, one sector has actually remained reasonably upbeat.
The hotels and hospitality industry, especially in the capital city Lagos, is attracting investors both domestic and foreign.
The BBC's Ijeoma Ndukwe has more for Africa Business Report.
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Worst drought for 40 years (India) - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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The grip of the worst drought in India for four decades continues and we get to understand the weather patterns for it and when the rains will come from John Ha...
The grip of the worst drought in India for four decades continues and we get to understand the weather patterns for it and when the rains will come from John Hammond, at the BBC weather centre.
wn.com/Worst Drought For 40 Years (India) BBC News 29Th April 2016
The grip of the worst drought in India for four decades continues and we get to understand the weather patterns for it and when the rains will come from John Hammond, at the BBC weather centre.
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'Ivory is wasted if you don't sell it' BBC News
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Migrant Crisis - baby Serbia Merkel - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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SuperCarers on BBC London News
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SuperCarers was featured on BBC London News, discussing how the service is using technology to transform the pay and quality of care.
SuperCarers was featured on BBC London News, discussing how the service is using technology to transform the pay and quality of care.
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SuperCarers was featured on BBC London News, discussing how the service is using technology to transform the pay and quality of care.
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Ivory Trade (illegal trading) - Hong Kong - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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How the illegal trade in ivory is flourishing in Hong Kong. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.
How the illegal trade in ivory is flourishing in Hong Kong. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.
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How the illegal trade in ivory is flourishing in Hong Kong. Rupert Wingfield-Hayes reports.
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New genetic therapy works on rare type of blindness BBC News
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Cricket coach Joe Pepper was going blind until he received a pioneering genetic therapy that not only saved his sight, but actually improved it.
Cricket coach Joe Pepper was going blind until he received a pioneering genetic therapy that not only saved his sight, but actually improved it.
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The slug invasion that could devastate your garden BBC News
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Last year's wet summer, followed by one of the warmest winters on record, has helped to create a generation of sleepless slugs, wildlife experts have warned.
Th...
Last year's wet summer, followed by one of the warmest winters on record, has helped to create a generation of sleepless slugs, wildlife experts have warned.
The weather has not been cold enough in recent months to send the creatures into hibernation.
Conservation charity BugLife said Britons could start to a see a slug population "explosion".
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Last year's wet summer, followed by one of the warmest winters on record, has helped to create a generation of sleepless slugs, wildlife experts have warned.
The weather has not been cold enough in recent months to send the creatures into hibernation.
Conservation charity BugLife said Britons could start to a see a slug population "explosion".
Read more
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Westlife's Nicky is taking on Ireland's Eurovision bid BBC News
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After years singing with his Westlife bandmates Nicky Byrne is now going solo and representing Ireland at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
He singing in the...
After years singing with his Westlife bandmates Nicky Byrne is now going solo and representing Ireland at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
He singing in the second Eurovision semi-final - hoping to win a place in the final on 14 May.
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After years singing with his Westlife bandmates Nicky Byrne is now going solo and representing Ireland at this year's Eurovision Song Contest.
He singing in the second Eurovision semi-final - hoping to win a place in the final on 14 May.
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Scuba diving robot explores shipwreck and other tech news BBC News
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BBC Click's Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week's technology news, including Stanford University's OceanOne robot exploring a shipwreck in the Medit...
BBC Click's Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week's technology news, including Stanford University's OceanOne robot exploring a shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea.
Apple, Twitter and Facebook announce financial results and China unveils a security robot armed with a weapon capable of delivering electric shocks
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BBC Click's Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week's technology news, including Stanford University's OceanOne robot exploring a shipwreck in the Mediterranean Sea.
Apple, Twitter and Facebook announce financial results and China unveils a security robot armed with a weapon capable of delivering electric shocks
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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Glass skywalk over nothing! (China) - BBC News - 29th April 2016
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This is going to be used for a parachute contest and yes, its overhanging and has a glass floor. Want to go for a walk on it?
This is going to be used for a parachute contest and yes, its overhanging and has a glass floor. Want to go for a walk on it?
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This is going to be used for a parachute contest and yes, its overhanging and has a glass floor. Want to go for a walk on it?
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A city has made special warning lights for 'smombies' BBC News
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The German city Augsberg is so worried about the safety of its "smombies", it has made special warning lights for them.
The German city Augsberg is so worried about the safety of its "smombies", it has made special warning lights for them.
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The German city Augsberg is so worried about the safety of its "smombies", it has made special warning lights for them.
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Conservationists use decoys to protect rare Little Terns BBC News
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Erosion and rising sea levels are threatening many species of wildlife along Britain's coast, including a tiny seabird called the Little Tern.
Conservationists ...
Erosion and rising sea levels are threatening many species of wildlife along Britain's coast, including a tiny seabird called the Little Tern.
Conservationists have come up with a novel solution, using fake versions of the bird, to try to attract the real ones to find suitable nesting sites.
Tim Muffett reports.
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Erosion and rising sea levels are threatening many species of wildlife along Britain's coast, including a tiny seabird called the Little Tern.
Conservationists have come up with a novel solution, using fake versions of the bird, to try to attract the real ones to find suitable nesting sites.
Tim Muffett reports.
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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BBC News Donald Trump 'would drop the atom bomb' says supporter
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BBC News Donald Trump 'would drop the atom bomb' says supporter
Donald Trump would "have the guts" to drop an atom bomb according to a former coach of the Indi...
BBC News Donald Trump 'would drop the atom bomb' says supporter
Donald Trump would "have the guts" to drop an atom bomb according to a former coach of the Indiana Hoosiers basketball team who was endorsing him for president.
Bobby Knight compared Mr Trump to Harry Truman, who authorised the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945 during World War Two.
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BBC News Donald Trump 'would drop the atom bomb' says supporter
Donald Trump would "have the guts" to drop an atom bomb according to a former coach of the Indiana Hoosiers basketball team who was endorsing him for president.
Bobby Knight compared Mr Trump to Harry Truman, who authorised the bombing of Hiroshima in 1945 during World War Two.
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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BBC News Police officer accidentally shoots himself in Cincinnati
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BBC News Police officer accidentally shoots himself in Cincinnati
The moment an off-duty police officer accidentally shot himself has been captured on camera.
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BBC News Police officer accidentally shoots himself in Cincinnati
The moment an off-duty police officer accidentally shot himself has been captured on camera.
CCTV footage shows Darryl Jouett enter an elevator in Cincinnati with his wife, before removing his gun from its holster.
He then struggles to reposition the weapon and it goes off. The bullet narrowly missed his wife before hitting him.
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BBC News Police officer accidentally shoots himself in Cincinnati
The moment an off-duty police officer accidentally shot himself has been captured on camera.
CCTV footage shows Darryl Jouett enter an elevator in Cincinnati with his wife, before removing his gun from its holster.
He then struggles to reposition the weapon and it goes off. The bullet narrowly missed his wife before hitting him.
- published: 29 Apr 2016
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David Cameron tells Andrew Marr he has negotiated a deal worth staying in the EU for, so "why take a leap into the dark and leave". People like Nigel Farage said Britain would never be able to negotiate out of "ever closer union" but he has secured it, he says. He also says the deal means "no more something for nothing", with the agreement to restrict child benefit for EU migrants - another thing he says others argued would never be possible. 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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Cameron warns leaving EU is a 'step into the dark' - BBC News
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David Cameron tells Andrew Marr he has negotiated a deal worth staying in the EU for, so "why take a leap into the dark and leave".
People like Nigel Farage sai...
David Cameron tells Andrew Marr he has negotiated a deal worth staying in the EU for, so "why take a leap into the dark and leave".
People like Nigel Farage said Britain would never be able to negotiate out of "ever closer union" but he has secured it, he says. He also says the deal means "no more something for nothing", with the agreement to restrict child benefit for EU migrants - another thing he says others argued would never be possible.
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David Cameron tells Andrew Marr he has negotiated a deal worth staying in the EU for, so "why take a leap into the dark and leave".
People like Nigel Farage said Britain would never be able to negotiate out of "ever closer union" but he has secured it, he says. He also says the deal means "no more something for nothing", with the agreement to restrict child benefit for EU migrants - another thing he says others argued would never be possible.
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BBC News Newsday 20 January 2014 0100
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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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Review 2015: The Year in Science - BBC News
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Rebecca Morelle looks back on the year in science – from a British astronaut blasting off into space, to efforts to halt global warming here on Earth. That’s Re...
Rebecca Morelle looks back on the year in science – from a British astronaut blasting off into space, to efforts to halt global warming here on Earth. That’s Review 2015: The Year in Science.
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Review 2015: The year in UK politics - BBC News
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From the Conservative victory in the general election, to Jeremy Corbyn's appointment as Labour leader, Adam Fleming looks back at the big political events of t...
From the Conservative victory in the general election, to Jeremy Corbyn's appointment as Labour leader, Adam Fleming looks back at the big political events of the year.
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Review 2015: The Trending Year - BBC News
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What are the stories that have dominated social media this year? Anne-Marie Tomchak takes a look at them in Review 2015: The Trending Year
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What are the stories that have dominated social media this year? Anne-Marie Tomchak takes a look at them in Review 2015: The Trending Year
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The Global Philosopher: Should borders matter? BBC News
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Michael Sandel explores the philosophical justifications made for national borders. Using a pioneering state-of-the-art studio at the Harvard Business School, P...
Michael Sandel explores the philosophical justifications made for national borders. Using a pioneering state-of-the-art studio at the Harvard Business School, Professor Sandel is joined by 60 participants from over 30 countries in a truly global digital space.
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Michael Sandel explores the philosophical justifications made for national borders. Using a pioneering state-of-the-art studio at the Harvard Business School, Professor Sandel is joined by 60 participants from over 30 countries in a truly global digital space.
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Shaker Aamer was the last British resident of Guantanamo Bay. Speaking to the BBC’s Victoria Derbyshire programme, he describes what it was like to be held without trial for nearly 14 years. Aamer was held over extremely serious claims - that he had led a Taliban unit and met Osama Bin Laden. The US military classified him as a threat, but he was never charged. His lawyers say the case against him came from unreliable allegations extracted during torture, and that his treatment at the US military base in Cuba raises serious questions about the legality and morality of the so-called war on terror. A spokesperson said the UK government "stands firmly against torture and cruel, inhumane and degrading treatment or punishment" The US Department of Defense said in a statement it "does not tolerate the abuse of detainees. All credible allegations of abuse are thoroughly investigated, and appropriate disciplinary action is taken when those allegations are substantiated."
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Will easily defeat Hillary Clinton in November, says Donald Trump
Edit One India 30 Apr 2016
Washington, Apr 30. Nearly 250 delegates short of bagging the Republican presidential nomination, party front- runner Donald Trump has exuded confidence that he would be able to defeat his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton very easily in the November general elections. "Every ... ....
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In Malawi, people with albinism face ‘total extinction’– UN rights expert
Edit United Nations 29 Apr 2016
Print. 29 April 2016 – A United Nations human rights expert today warned that the atrocities faced by persons with albinism in Malawi render them “an endangered people group facing a risk of systemic extinction over time if nothing is done.” ... “Many do not sleep peacefully and have deliberately restricted their movement to the necessary minimum,” she added ... ‘A crisis disturbing in its proportions’. Ms ... Ms ... Albinos. Photo ... Ms ... News Tracker....
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China Says Japan Ties Should Be Based On Cooperation, Not Confrontation
Edit NDTV 30 Apr 2016photo: AP / Karim Kadim
State of emergency declared in Baghdad as protesters take Iraqi parliament
Edit Stars and Stripes 01 May 2016
Embassy are located, in a dramatic escalation of the country's political crisis ... Others remained trapped inside rooms in parliament and feared for their lives, lawmakers said ... A U.S ... The session had been postponed until the afternoon, but before it was held, Sadr, a leader in the resistance to the American troop presence in Iraq following the U.S.-led invasion, held a news conference from the southern city of Najaf ... U.S ... . ....
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Iraq Shia Muslim protesters camp ouside parliament in Bagdad
Edit The Oslo Times 01 May 2016
... area, news agencies said ... Supporters of Moqtada Sadr think it would be less corrupt than the current team, which is based on party and religious loyalties, BBC news reported....
Elephant summit: Kenya to burn huge ivory stockpile
Edit BBC News 30 Apr 2016
Demand for ivory comes largely from Asia, with the main trafficking route being through the Kenyan port of Mombasa.The war on elephants, by Alastair Leithead, BBC News ... Alastair's report in depthThe African push to tackle ivory poaching, by BBC Monitoring ... Do you own any ivory products? Would you consider selling or burning them? Email haveyoursay@bbc.co.uk with your views....
North Korea sentences U.S. citizen to 10 years in prison on suspicion of espionage
Edit Naples Daily News 30 Apr 2016
citizen to 10 years in prison, South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reported ... citizen, apparently confessed during the trial to stealing military secrets to help his native country, BBC News reported, However, forced public confessions by foreign prisoners are common in the totalitarian state ... espionage, the North Korean state news agency KCNA reported....
LiveTour de Yorkshire: Stage Two
Edit BBC News 30 Apr 2016
Summary. Live Reporting. Update'Incredible' support for women's race. Posted at 07.15. Tour de Yorkshire. letouryorkshire. Quite the crowd out here in Otley. Incredible support for the @asda women's Tour de Yorkshire. #WTDY. 7.03 a.m. - 30 April 2016. ShareShare this post on ... Posted at 07.12 ... Dame Sarah Storey. ShareShare this post on ... He told BBC Radio Leeds ... Speaking to BBC Radio York on Friday she said ... BBC News Online, Yorkshire ... ....
Identity 2016: What's it like to date someone who's asexual?
Edit BBC News 30 Apr 2016
Sophie and George are young, in love and asexual. But dating without sex is not without its complications ... "We kissed," says George ... As people become increasingly connected and more mobile, the BBC is exploring how identities are changing ... Learn more about the BBC's Identity season or join the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #BBCIdentity. Subscribe to the BBC News Magazine's email newsletter to get articles sent to your inbox ... ....
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Newmarket celebrates 350 years of horse racing
Edit BBC News 30 Apr 2016
The headquarters of British horse racing, Newmarket, is celebrating its 350th anniversary. As it hosts the Guineas Festival this weekend, BBC News looks at some of the significant moments the world-famous sporting venue has witnessed over the years. Three and a half centuries ago, King Charles II journeyed to a small town in Suffolk. He commanded a course be created there for a race in his name ... ....
Groups from Ohio, Tennessee, even England travel to Naples for U.S. Open
Edit Naples Daily News 30 Apr 2016
A little-known sport with a funny name, pickleball inspires a passionate following. Just look around the U.S. Open Pickleball Championships at East Naples Community Park this week. Nearly 1,000 players have descended on Southwest Florida from all over the country for what is the sport's largest tournament ever ... Open ... After seeing a segment on pickleball on BBC News two years ago, Maclean-Bell got hooked ... Open for top competition ... U.S ... late ... ....
BBC’s global audience hits 348 million
Edit The Guardian 29 Apr 2016
The number of people tuning in to services such as BBC World News and the BBC World Service grew by 13% year on year, or 38 million people, in the year to the end of March ... The figures, which include people looking at news content on the BBC’s Facebook page and ... Some 80 million people sourced BBC news online, up from 55 million....
Take centre stage with your views on the EU Referendum (Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Apr 2016
BBC North West Tonight ... The small size of the audience means most should get their say on BBC One. For further information and to take part, contact James.Griffiths01@bbc.co.uk. BBC EU Referendum debate - Victoria Derbyshire programme ... The BBC is keen to invite as wide a range of people as possible to take part. Victoria Derbyshire will host the debate which will be broadcast from 9am-11am on BBC Two, the BBC News Channel and BBC Online....
The QI Elves are getting their very own BBC Two show No Such Thing as the News
Edit Digital Spy 29 Apr 2016
No Such Thing as the News will debut this May on BBC Two, and has been ... "No Such Thing as the News is radically different but equally exciting - and 37 years younger." BBC News director James Harding added....
LiveTeenage double killer sentenced... and more
Edit BBC News 29 Apr 2016
BBC Essex ... In the news ... BBC Essex ... BBC Local Live ... We're going to take a look at some other news stories happening around Essex shortly ... BBC Local Live ... BBC Look East ... BBC Look East ... BBC Essex ... BBC News ... BBC Local Live ... BBC Essex ... BBC Essex ... BBC Essex ... BBC Essex sport ... "Every morning I enjoy going to work, whether it's at school with the pupils or whether I'm at Braintree Town with the players," he told BBC Essex ... In the news ... BBC Essex ... BBC Essex....
'Secret' of youthful looks in ginger gene
Edit Modern Ghana 29 Apr 2016
By BBC. Scientists say they have made a leap in knowing why some people retain their youthful looks while others age badly. They found the first part of human DNA - the genetic code - that seems to affect how old people look to others ... He told the BBC News website ... How old? ... This was compared with their true age ... Prof Manfred Kayser, from Erasmus, told the BBC News website ... He said ... But Prof Jackson said ... Health editor, BBC News website ... ....
Southern Health: BBC uncovers new failings
Edit BBC News 29 Apr 2016
Ahead of a report into scandal-hit Southern Health, the BBC has uncovered new failings at the mental health trust. The BBC has ... Concerns about Southern Health's ability to improve patient services across the trust were first raised by the regulator in 2011, according to a letter seen by BBC News ... In a statement to BBC News, Southern Health said....
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