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- Severed arm found floating in lake - PA
- Ivory Coast: gunfire erupts near presidency - AP
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- Turkish nuclear plans on Mediterranean raise fears - AP
- Policy help urged for poor parents - PA
- NATO strikes on Libya an echo of Serbia conflict - AP
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- Spain's prime minister won't seek 3rd term - AP
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UN mission in Afghanistan rocked by mob killings
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Red Cross: 800 dead in Ivory Coast
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Claimants 'tricked out of benefits'
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US jobs data boosts Wall St shares
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Syrian forces in deadly crackdown
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Zapatero says Spain safe from bailout
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Cameron steps up attack on AV
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Fukushima workers face new threat
Radiation exceeding safety levels was found to have seeped into groundwater near the facility -
Man held after Stourbridge stabbing
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Rio out to remove gangs from slums
Surgeons tell of relief as gunshot cases fall after 'pacification' of Rio's favelas before the 2016 Olympics
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Britain's most bankable act
Michael McIntyre takes first 58 shows to 12 biggest arenas in UK, with profits set to be at least £20m -
BBC gets ready for move to Salford
More than half of BBC Breakfast's staff – including Sian Williams – have rejected the move north -
Marks & Spencer in Paris comeback
New outlet will open 10 years after controversial retreat, with items on offer to include food - by popular demand -
Max Mara art prize for women 2011
In pictures: Check out the artists shortlisted for the only women's art award in the UK -
Afghan wedding dress crackdown
Committees to ensure brides are modestly dressed and male and female guests do not mix under new law -
Blue Peter faces scheduling threat
World's longest-running children's programme could be shown exclusively on CBBC freeing up space on BBC1 -
In France, breast is definitely not best
Fiachra Gibbons: Claims that a couple breastfed their baby to death play to prejudices in France -
Dolce and Gabbana will not face trial
Milan judge rules there is not enough evidence to support accusations against the Italian designers -
OFT acts against webuyanycar.com
Inquiry finds that car-buying service's inspectors were given target to reduce initial quote by 25% -
Film Council hands over to BFI
After widespread condemnation of its closure, council's functions are transferred to British Film Institute -
Historic deal to save tropical forests
Tony Juniper on a deal whereby Norway would make annual payments to Guyana to keep its forests
In protest at China's human rights record, I won't go to defend my longboard world title this year
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Saturday interview: the Lowes
Pearl Lowe spent the 90s at parties that led to addiction and depression. But she and model daughter Daisy are now a force in fashion -
The secret diary of Claire Danes
Why is the Hollywood actor reading Adrian Mole and getting to grips with British drinking culture? Emma Brockes finds out -
Beat this: what's new in the Balearics
Life may be chilled in the Med's coolest islands but it doesn't stand still. Here's what's new for the summer season
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Ronaldo set to miss Spurs clash
Real Madrid forward's thigh injury is likely to keep him out of Champions League quarter-final first leg -
BOA told dispute has 'no basis in law'
Chair of BOA Lord Moynihan refuses to recognise IOC's verdict over hypothetical surplus of £400m from the Games
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The true cost of Mother's Day flowers
Roses will be top sellers this weekend. But who really benefits from the trade in flowers grown in Africa? Felicity Lawrence on Kenya's horticulture industry -
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Success abroad but few jobs at home
Fast growing Spanish businesses do not expect to add to their workforces as they expand into new markets -
Special places to stay in Spain
From the hills of Andalucía to the beaches of Galicia, Alastair Sawday selects 10 new hideaways from his latest guide to Spain
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