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Pro- and anti-Netanyahu protesters cry out from Capitol Hill
Just before Benjamin Netanyahu spoke to the US Congress, several dozen protesters took to Capitol Hill expressing views both for and against the
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Moscow funeral: “The shots were fired not only at Nemtsov but at democracy in Russia”
The funeral of the murdered opposition figure Boris Nemtsov has been held in Moscow
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Ebola leaves damage that will take decades for W.Africa to repair
Back to class at one Liberian school after a seven-month break. The Ebola epidemic had hidden costs, too, and now the disease appears to be on the
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Iraqi forces pursue battle to retake Tikrit from ISIL militants
Iraqi soldiers and Shi’ite militiamen are pursuing efforts to retake Tikrit, the hometown of…
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Iran rejects Obama nuclear freeze demand as ‘unacceptable’
US President Barack Obama’s demand for Iran to freeze its sensitive nuclear activities for at…
business
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Rising optimism as luxury takes centre stage at the Geneva Car Show
If it ever went away then luxury is back with a bang. Supercars and SUV’s are the focus of this years Geneva…
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Ukraine interest rates to hit 30 percent
european affairs
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Uber ‘killing our jobs,’ say Brussels taxi drivers
Taxi drivers in Brussels have protested against ride-sharing smartphone application Uber. The service allows private…
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EU call for unity as Spain and Portugal enter war of words with Greece
programmes
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Le mag
Guggenheim Bilbao celebrates feminist pioneer Niki de Saint Phalle
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Le mag
Armani and Dsquared2 bring Milan Fashion Week to a close
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Le mag
British R&B singer Estelle is back with ‘True Romance’
British soul singer Estelle’s fourth album ‘True Romance’ is a melting pot of genres ranging from house to…
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Cinema
Arthur Phillips best-seller ‘Angelica’ turned into psychosexual thriller
Based on the novel of the same name by Arthur Phillips, ‘Angelica’ tells the story of an emotionally fragile…
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Science
HIV test via your smartphone in 15 minutes
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Science
Put a cow in your car: scientists produce fuel from animal fat
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Futuris
Hypersonic airlines
Passenger planes today are comfortable and reliable, but could they fly faster? The latest engineering…
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Futuris
Do you know: how to fly around the world in 3 hours?
With hypersonic jets, it can take you less time to fly from Europe to America than it takes you to get from…
sport
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Other sports
Neureuther tops slalom standings after Wengen win
Felix Neureuther was all smiles on top of the podium on Saturday after winning a World Cup slalom race in Wengen, Switzerland. The German was fifth
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Formula 1
McLaren medics rule Alonso out of F1 season opener in Melbourne
Fernando Alonso is to miss the F1 season opener in Australia on medical advise. The Spaniard crashed his McLaren at 215km/h while testing in
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Football
Sunderland’s Adam Johnson arrested on suspicion of sex with a minor
Sunderland winger Adam Johnson has been arrested on suspicion of sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl. The 27-year-old England international has
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Winter Sports
Fenninger turns up the heat with back-to-back wins in Bansko
On form Anna Fenninger boosted her overall world cup title hopes on Monday. The Austrian claimed her second win in as many days with success in the
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Other sports
Mountain bike: Polc wins Valparaiso downhill
Thousands of fans lined the city streets of Valparaiso in Chile for the latest installment of Red Bull’s thrilling City Downhill World Tour. The
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Football
Chelsea claim Capital One Cup
Jose Mourinho claimed the 21st trophy of his career as Chelsea outclassed Tottenham 2-0 in the final of the Capital One Cup at Wembley on Sunday. The
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Rugby
Six Nations 2015: Ireland edge out England in Dublin
Ireland produced a superb display to stun England 19-9 in their Six Nations clash at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin on Sunday. After a tense first half
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Olympic Games
Protesters clash with IOC over Rio golf course
The controversial Rio Olympic golf course was once again in the spotlight when environmental activists forced their way into the International…
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Rugby
Six Nations 2015: Wales stun France in Paris
Wales kept their Six Nations title hopes alive with a hard-fought 20-13 win over France in Paris. Fly-half Dan Biggar scored a try while the in-form
travel
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Car-choked Yangon aims to ride the rails to transport revolution
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Ryanair to undergo makeover and slash fees as part of new strategy
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N. Korea lifts Ebola ban on foreign tourists: tour groups
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Polish castle to set the scene for real-life wizarding school
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Solar plane passes new test ahead of planned world tour
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Ford gets on its bike for the Mobile World Congress
luxury
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New site created to help light sleepers choose soundproof hotel rooms
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Koenigsegg stuns with the world’s most powerful production car
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The Bugatti Veyron bows out at Geneva
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The most expensive hotel in Paris during Fashion Week: Le Meurice
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Rolls-Royce takes the silk route to Geneva
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Aston Martin rediscovers the X factor
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