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Death of Antonin Scalia gives Obama chance to leave mark on Supreme Court
Tributes and less gracious comments have been pouring in following the death of US Supreme Court Judge Antonin Scalia, who has died aged 79 after
Protesters slam Hungary's 'shameful' education policy
Education reforms critics say overtax pupils and teachers alike brought thousands of teachers, students and union members onto the streets of
Syria would be 'chaos' if Assad ousted, says Medvedev
US Secretary of State John Kerry said that if the Syrian peace plan fails, more foreign troops could enter the conflict. Countries such as Saudi
Snow continues to blight Sweden Rally as Ogier dominates
Bad weather seemed poised to steal the headlines on Saturday in the Sweden Rally but Sebastien Ogier stormed ahead for Volkswagen although only five
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France maul Ireland to boost Grand Slam chances
At the Stade de France, the home side ripped up the form book to record their first victory over Ireland in five years in the Six Nations. Les Bleus
Prevc soars to victory with massive leap at Monsterbakken
Peter Prevc swept away with the spoils on day two of competition on the “Monsterbakken” in Norway. The Slovene’s two jumps of 238.5m and 230m gave
Syria ceasefire more likely to fail than succeed, says Russian FM
Russia’s foreign minister said a Syrian ceasefire set to start next week is more likely to fail than succeed. Sergey Lavrov was speaking at a
French double ski success marks Japan's return to World Cup circuit
It was champagne showers for all and sundry as Alexis Pinturault and Mathieu Faivre led a French one-two in the giant slalom at Japan’s Yuzawa Naeba
MLB's Mejia banned for life for third positive dope test
Major League Baseball has baned for life former New York Mets closer Jenrry Mejia after he tested positive a third time for a performance-enhancing
Threat of deportation of baby girl to offshore migrant centre sparks Brisbane protest
Protesters have turned out in support of medical staff in Australia, who are refusing to release a baby girl facing repatriation to an offshore
Greek farmers camp outside parliament to protest tax reforms
Thousands of Greek farmers protested against controversial pension reform plans on Saturday (February 13). Many spent Friday night camped out in
Taiwan quake: rescue efforts over at site of toppled apartment block
Rescue efforts are over at the site of a collapsed apartment block in Taiwan, with the death toll reaching 114. The building was toppled in the city
Syria seizes village overlooking key rebel areas near Aleppo
The Syrian army has retaken the a village overlooking rebel-held towns around Aleppo, according to state television. It said the army entered the
'It's just not true' - Russia rejects claims that it's bombing civilians in Syria
Russia has rejected accusations that it’s been bombing civilians in Syria. The denial came at a security conference in Munich, as Moscow pressed on
Melting hearts ahead of Valentine's Day
A sea otter in Japan has been melting the hearts of onlookers ahead of Valentine’s Day. Yutan, who lives at Yokohama Hakkeijima Sea Paradise, was
Zika virus: Colombian doctors report hike in rare nerve disorder cases
Amid mounting global concerns over the Zika virus, Colombian doctors say they are seeing a hike in cases of a rare disorder, in which the body’s
Warm welcome for Pope Francis as he kicks off Mexico visit
Thousands have Mexicans have lined the streets to welcome Pope Francis, as he kicked off a five-day visit to the country. His trip will include a
Assad says he will take back "whole country" in interview
The International Syrian Support Group has met in Munich with members told Syria’s president, Bashar al-Assad, intends to ride out the storm and
Cameron meets Merkel in last pre-summit referendum talks
British Prime Minister David Cameron has visited Germany for talks with Angela Merkel, among the last he’ll have before an EU summit next week when
Catholic and Russian Orthodox leaders end 1000-year standoff
It is a meeting that may signal the beginning of the end of nearly 1000 years of bitter and often bloody rivalry between two branches of the