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Trump's first month in 90 seconds - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Donald Trump has just finished the fourth week of his presidency. What happened?
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Donald Trump has just finished the fourth week of his presidency. What happened?
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The man who dresses up as his ancestors - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Artist Christian Fuchs is obsessed with his ancestors and spends months painstakingly recreating portraits of them, which he poses for himself
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Peruvian artist and photographer Christian Fuchs is obsessed with his illustrious ancestors and spends months painstakingly recreating portraits of them, posing for them himself whether the ancestors were men or women. It's an unusual way to get close to your forefathers, but it works for Christian Fuchs. The walls o...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38828042
Analysis: What does Nato want from Trump? - BBC News
2017-02-16
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What can be expected from the alliance's first formal meeting during the Trump presidency?
Europe
Nato members will want to be reassured by General Mattis This meeting of Nato defence ministers is the first formal alliance get-together since the arrival of the Trump administration in Washington. Mr Trump's initial suggestion that Nato was in some sense "obsolete", along with his stated desire to do deals with Mosc...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38972695
Trump and Netanyahu - in 90 seconds - BBC News
2017-02-16
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President Trump prodded PM Netanyahu to compromise with Palestinians on a peace plan.
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President Trump told Israeli PM Netanyahu there will be a need to compromise with Palestinians on a peace plan.
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Miranda Hart gears up for Annie role - BBC News
2017-02-16
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"Excuse me, I have some leg-warmers to put on…" says the Call the Midwife star ahead of her West End debut.
Entertainment & Arts
She's best known for falling over and breaking "the fourth wall" on her BBC One sitcom. Now Miranda Hart is making her West End theatre debut in the musical Annie. The Call the Midwife star, who will play orphanage owner Miss Hannigan, described it as "a dream role" that she never thought would become a reality. "Bu...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38991843
Manchester United 3-0 Saint-Etienne - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores his first Man Utd hat-trick as his side opens up a commanding Europa League last-32 lead against Saint-Etienne.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his first hat-trick for Manchester United and the 17th of his career in a Europa League win over Saint-Etienne at Old Trafford. Ibrahimovic's deflected free-kick wrong-footed goalkeeper Stephane Ruffier and dribbled over the line for the opener, and...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38962487
Love Actually cast to reunite for Comic Relief film - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The original cast of 2003 comedy is filming a short sequel for Comic Relief.
Entertainment & Arts
Keira Knightley and Hugh Grant will reprise their original roles Romantics rejoice - the cast of Love Actually is reuniting for a short sequel to raise money for Comic Relief. Red Nose Day Actually will be written by Richard Curtis and star Hugh Grant, Keira Knightley and Colin Firth. Liam Neeson, Bill Nighy and Row...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38985435
US actor Ashton Kutcher urges end to child sexual exploitation - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Actor Ashton Kutcher says he has seen things "no person should see".
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At a senate hearing on Wednesday, a visibly emotional Ashton Kutcher urged US lawmakers to support efforts to help bring an end to child sexual exploitation. He said it was time for "society and government" to defend the vulnerable, adding that he had been exposed to things "no person should ever see". Mr Kutcher was...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38989143
Redrawing women: Tackling sexism in comic books - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Women are fighting back against sexism in an industry steeped in a history of hyper-sexualised female characters.
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Women are fighting back against sexism in an industry steeped in a history of hyper-sexualised female characters. Some in the comics community aren't happy with this push for gender parity in the work place, online and on the page but one way or another, the industry is changing. This video can only be viewed in the ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38985566
British queuing and 'the power of six' - BBC News
2017-02-16
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What are the rules behind the great British pastime of standing in line?
UK
A stiff upper lip, a pot of tea and a nice orderly queue. So far, so British. But the great British pastime of standing in line may not be as simple as it seems. According to academics if you want to truly master the art of the queue, you need to follow the rules. It's all about the power of six, professors say. Peo...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38990535
The pull of Putin - BBC News
2017-02-16
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What attracts some Western politicians to the President of Russia?
Europe
Donald Trump's willingness to build better relations with Russia is threatening to turn US foreign policy on its head. His openness towards Vladimir Putin has dismayed most of the foreign policy establishment in Washington. But it's now shared by some European politicians, not all of them far-right extremists, in Franc...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38969166
Newspaper headlines: Clergy backing for gay marriages makes the news - BBC News
2017-02-16
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A shift in attitude by Church of England clergy and Trump's troubles with US intelligence chiefs make the news.
The Papers
The rejection by the Church of England's ruling body of a statement that marriage in church could only be between a man and a woman is one of the main topics in the day's papers. The Daily Telegraph believes the Church of England has now moved a step closer towards allowing gay marriages. It also says the vote exposes...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-38988382
London Dungeon apologises for 'upsetting' tweets - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The London Dungeon attraction apologises after complaints that a marketing campaign was distasteful.
Technology
The London Dungeon tourist attraction has apologised for a promotional Twitter campaign that backfired. A graphic joking about a murdered sex worker, and another about infecting a partner with a sexually transmitted disease were posted on the attraction's Twitter feed. Critics said the collection of images was sexist...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-38982373
Norway's seal hunters hang up their clubs - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Following the demise of the seal-hunting trade, Norway is focusing on a new Arctic gold rush.
Business
Captain Bjorne Kvernmo, who first began hunting seals more than four decades ago, guides MS Havsel into the harbour of Tromso, the Norwegian city that owes its existence to his trade. But his vessel is not arriving laden with dead seals. Rather, he and his crew are in Tromso for the premiere of a documentary about Nor...
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NHS apology to Devon woman over wrong 111 questions - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The NHS says sorry to a Devon woman told "the computer is asking the questions" when she dialled the non-emergency service.
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The NHS has apologised to a Devon woman who was asked the wrong questions when she dialled the non-emergency service NHS 111. Michelle Perryman rang for help saying she felt violently ill but said she was frustrated by the service which asked about 40 questions over a 10 minute call. The non-emergency service call ha...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-38994507
Brisbane pedestrians corner high speed chase driver - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Drivers leapt from their vehicles to help capture a man who led a high speed chase through Brisbane, Australia.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg lays out his vision - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The Facebook founder's manifesto blurs the edges between business and politics. In a 21st Century of technology giants, the two will become increasingly intertwined.
Business
When I first read Mark Zuckerberg's 5,500-word letter to the Facebook community, I was struck by two things. How far it ranged - over subjects as diverse as globalisation, the people who feel left behind, our spiritual and communitarian well-being - as well as the rather more obvious social media issues of fake news, ...
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Mesut Ozil: Arsenal forward is being made scapegoat, says agent - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Forward Mesut Ozil believes he is being made the scapegoat for Arsenal's problems, according to his agent.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil believes he is being made the scapegoat for the club's problems, says his agent. Ozil, 28, was criticised again after Arsenal suffered a 5-1 defeat at Bayern Munich in Wednesday's Champions League last-16 first leg. "But Mesut feels people are ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38995112
Arsene Wenger: Arsenal boss must be considering future - Martin Keown - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is at his "lowest point" and may leave the club this season, says his former captain Martin Keown.
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Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has reached "his lowest point" and may quit the club this season, says his former Gunners captain Martin Keown. He is one of several of Wenger's former players who feel they have seen a change in the long-serving boss. Arsenal are facing a seventh successive last-16 Champions League exit fo...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38988612
Trump to BBC correspondent Jon Sopel: Here's another beauty - BBC News
2017-02-16
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President Donald Trump has made a dig at the BBC in a sharp exchange during a heated White House press conference.
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President Donald Trump has made a dig at the BBC in a sharp exchange during a heated White House press conference. "Here's another beauty," said Mr Trump after asking BBC North America editor Jon Sopel which organisation he represented.
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PJ Crowley: Trump unveils a subtle but vital shift in US policy - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The playful exchange between Netanyahu and Trump said a great deal, writes PJ Crowley.
US & Canada
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. A playful exchange between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu actually said a great deal about the dim prospects of a successful negotiation with the Palestinians under current circumstances...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38914538
Meet Laura Muir, GB's latest track sensation training to be a vet - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Great Britain's track star Laura Muir talks about her love for animals and what her ambitions are for 2017.
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Great Britain's track star Laura Muir talks about her lifelong love for animals and her medal ambitions for 2017. Watch Laura Muir in action at the Birmingham Indoor Grand Prix on BBC One and the BBC Sport website from 13:00 GMT on Saturday.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/athletics/38996911
Gent 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Tottenham's Europa League hopes are dealt a blow as Gent earn a surprise 1-0 win in their last-32 first-leg meeting.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Tottenham's Europa League hopes have been dealt a blow after Jeremy Perbet's goal gave Gent a surprise victory in their last-32 first-leg meeting. French striker Perbet controlled and slotted into the corner from Danijel Milicevic's pull-back on the hour. A strong Spurs lin...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38962480
Little Britain star Matt Lucas awarded honorary degree by Bristol University - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Matt Lucas high-fives chancellor at ceremony and says comedy partner David Walliams will be fuming.
Bristol
TV comedy star Matt Lucas has been awarded an honorary degree by his former university. The actor studied Theatre, Film and Television at Bristol University in 1993 but did not complete the course. He took a year long sabbatical to join television show Shooting Stars and did not return. After high-fiving the chancel...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-38990773
Argentine player chases and fights steward after cup defeat - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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A steward appears to spit at a player before being chased and then tackled by his team-mates after an Argentina Cup match between Central Norte and Talleres de Perico.
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A steward appears to spit at a player before being chased and then tackled by his team-mates after an Argentina Cup match between Central Norte and Talleres de Perico.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38993684
Running ants: Why scientists built an insect treadmill - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The researchers recording ants' brain activity as they run.
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Scientists from the University of Freiburg have designed a treadmill specifically for ants - with the aim of revealing their navigation secrets. Desert ants are able to locate and travel to their nest very quickly; with their brains keeping track of the number of steps they have taken and their orientation. The resea...
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Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal in memes - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Relive Arsenal's Champions League hammering through the eyes of social media.
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Donating my kidney saved two lives - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Jen donated a kidney to a stranger to make sure her husband would receive a kidney transplant.
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When Jen found out her husband needed a kidney transplant she wanted to give him one of hers but they weren't a match. Then they heard about a scheme that could save his life. Jen and Elliot's story is featured in #Hospital at 21:00 on Wednesday 15 Feb on BBC Two. Join the conversation - find BBC Stories on Facebook...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-38968856
You're never alone at the Museum of Broken Relationships - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Suffering a post-Valentine's crash? One museum turns the detritus of breakups into art.
US & Canada
Courtesy of the Museum of Broken Relationships One heartbroken person sent a collection of font examples they "mutually loved" with their partner After a relationship ends, even the most mundane objects can become painful reminders. One museum in Los Angeles puts them on display. When you're heartbroken, everything r...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38960969
Winston Churchill's views on aliens revealed in lost essay - BBC News
2017-02-16
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A newly unearthed essay by Winston Churchill reveals he was open to the possibility of life on other planets.
Science & Environment
Churchill wrote the first draft in 1939, as Europe headed towards war A newly unearthed essay by Winston Churchill reveals he was open to the possibility of life on other planets. In 1939, the year World War Two broke out, Churchill penned a popular science article in which he mused about the likelihood of extra-terr...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-38985425
The secret world of Russia football hooligans - BBC News
2017-02-16
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In rare interviews, the Orel Butchers speak about their lives as Russian football hooligans.
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At the 2016 European Championships, violent clashes between Russian and English supporters in Marseille put the spotlight on Russian hooliganism. Russian hooligans injured over 100 English supporters, beating two into a coma. It has raised serious concerns ahead of Russia hosting the 2018 World Cup. In rare intervie...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38986206
Undercover policing inquiry delayed amid new row - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The long-awaited inquiry into allegations of wrongdoing by undercover police could be delayed for years amid a growing legal row with Scotland Yard over its scope.
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The long-awaited public inquiry into allegations of wrongdoing by undercover police could be delayed for years amid a growing legal row with Scotland Yard. Newly-published documents reveal the Metropolitan Police is questioning the unprecedented size of the probe. It says it needs months to assess which former office...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38984140
Is Iceland now cool? - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Iceland is the UK's favourite online supermarket, says consumer group Which? so is it now "cool"?
Business
Is this cool? Yes, it's ICE COLD What thoughts do the store Iceland conjure up? Luxury goods, lobsters for £6 and award-winning mince pies, considered better than Fortnum and Mason or Selfridges? Or rows of freezing aisles stalked by former girl band members in track suits, and your mum, who can't be found elsewhere,...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38991243
Donald Trump: 'I inherited a mess' - BBC News
2017-02-16
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President Trump tells journalists he is tackling American jobs being lost abroad and a "disaster" in the Middle East.
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President Donald Trump denounces the previous administration at a news conference in the White House, saying he "inherited a mess at home and abroad". Mr Trump cited American jobs being lost abroad, the Middle East and North Korea as evidence.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-38997073
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2017-02-16
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Is Nokia bringing back the 3310 and who would want a retro phone? - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Rumours suggest the iconic mobile from the year 2000 will return to shelves but the company has refused to comment.
Newsbeat
Rumours suggest that Nokia are planning to bring back their iconic 3310 phone. Mobile users of a certain age have been getting very excited on social media about the return of this sturdy, reliable handset. If you were in the market for a new phone in the year 2000, then the 3310 may have been on your wish-list. But...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/articles/38980782
Is Russia's Arctic presence 'aggressive?' - BBC News
2017-02-16
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The BBC's Jonathan Beale reports from the Arctic circle, where Russia is building up its forces.
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The BBC's Jonathan Beale reports from the Arctic circle in Norway, where Russia is building up its forces - causing concern for the US, which has called its conduct there "aggressive". Meanwhile, US Defence Secretary James Mattis is expected to call on European nations to spend more on defence, when he attends a meeti...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-38986210
New York Fashion Week: Six talking points - BBC News
2017-02-16
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As New York Fashion Week draws to a close, here are some highlights from the catwalk.
Entertainment & Arts
Camila Morrone, Laura Love, Harley Viera-Newtorn and Emily Ratajkowski at the Michael Kors show New York Fashion Week came to an end on Wednesday, marking the end of seven days of extremely good looking people wearing clothes we can't afford. NYFW is held twice a year - February and September - and this one focused o...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38892328
Mark Clattenburg: Premier League official quits to take up job in Saudi Arabia - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Mark Clattenburg, who took charge of the Euro 2016 final, is leaving his job as a Premier League referee to work in Saudi Arabia.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Mark Clattenburg is quitting his job as a Premier League official to become Saudi Arabia's new head of referees. The 41-year-old is widely considered to be one of the best referees in football and took charge of the Euro 2016 final, the Champions League final and the FA Cup ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38993655
Uefa to launch study into link between playing football and dementia - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Uefa commissions a research project that will examine the links between dementia and playing football.
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Last updated on .From the section European Football Uefa has commissioned a research project that will examine the links between dementia and playing football. Tentative research published earlier this week suggested repeated headers during a player's career may be linked to long-term brain damage. The research exam...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38990953
Google CEO Sundar Pichai writes back to girl, 7, who wants a job - BBC News
2017-02-16
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She told him she "liked computers and robots" as she explained why she wanted to work there.
Hereford & Worcester
The inspiration for Chloe's letter had been internet research showing Google's offices including bean bags, go karts and slides An "entrepreneurial" seven year old wrote to Google for a job and its CEO replied. After discussing her father's work, Chloe Bridgewater decided she would like to work for Google and penned ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hereford-worcester-38990254
Championship clubs agree 'in principle' to use goalline technology - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Championship clubs agree "in principle" to use goalline technology from the start of next season.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Championship clubs have agreed "in principle" to use goalline technology from the start of next season. Clubs agreed to the decision on Thursday and it will be presented at the EFL annual general meeting in June. The Premier League started using Hawk-Eye technology in 2013 ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38998199
British and Irish Lions: Three former captains back Alun Wyn Jones as skipper - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Three former British and Irish Lions captains have backed Wales' Alun Wyn Jones to lead the Lions tour to New Zealand.
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Last updated on .From the section Welsh Rugby Former British and Irish Lions captains Gavin Hastings, Martin Johnson and Brian O'Driscoll have backed Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones to lead the Lions tour to New Zealand. Jones' credentials put him "out on his own" according to Scotland's Hastings, who led the 1993 tour ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/38989742
Daily Politics coverage of PMQs - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Prime Minister's Questions on the BBC's Daily Politics.
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Why the merger of Essilor and Luxottica matters - BBC News
2017-02-16
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Will a merger of Essilor and Luxottica be too big for the public good?
Business
Making glasses and sunglasses fashionable has been the key to selling them at a high price Since their impending merger was announced in January, there has been remarkably little comment about the huge proposed deal to combine Essilor and Luxottica. But there certainly should be. These are two of the biggest firms i...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38899892
Sia asks Kanye West to go fur-free as he unveils Yeezy Season 5 - BBC News
2017-02-16
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As Kanye West unveils his latest fashion collection, pop star Sia urges him to stop using fur.
Entertainment & Arts
"Would you consider going fur free?" That's the challenge Sia issued to Kanye West, hours before he unveiled his latest fashion collection. The pop star tweeted her question to Kanye, linking to a YouTube video that contained harrowing scenes of rabbits being slaughtered for their coats. "This is the reality of fur ...
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Why eating a lot of fat is worse for men than women - BBC News
2017-02-16
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A recent study found that men and woman respond differently to eating large amounts of unhealthy fats. Dr Zoe Williams goes on a high fat diet to test the research.
Health
It's generally agreed that eating too much fat is bad for you, but exactly how much damage it can do depends on whether you are a man or a woman, writes Dr Zoe Williams. Eating too much fat can make you put on weight and lead to heart disease - especially if you eat too much of the wrong kind of fat, such as the omega...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-38963874
Bayern Munich 5-1 Arsenal - BBC Sport
2017-02-16
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Arsenal's Champions League hopes lie in tatters at the last-16 stage yet again after they suffer a first-leg battering at Bayern Munich.
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Last updated on .From the section European Football Arsenal's Champions League hopes lie in tatters at the last-16 stage yet again following a first-leg battering at Bayern Munich. The Gunners, who have been eliminated in the first knockout round of the competition in each of the last six seasons, twice by Bayern, no...
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Who are the nurdle hunters on Britain's beaches? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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People who collect the microplastics explain why and how they are collected.
UK
Nurdles may sound cute and often look beautiful but the small plastic pellets are a sinister presence on three-quarters of beaches in the UK. Volunteer nurdle hunters on the Great Winter Nurdle Hunt searched their local shorelines in early February and the survey has found that 73% of 279 shorelines contain the plasti...
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Alpine Ski World Championships: Display plane causes camera crash - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Watch as the second run of the men's Giant Slalom at the Alpine Ski World Championships in St Moritz is delayed after a military air display plane clipped a cable, causing a camera to drop onto the course.
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Watch as the second run of the men's Giant Slalom at the Alpine Ski World Championships in St Moritz is delayed after a military air display plane clipped a cable, causing a camera to drop onto the course. WATCH MORE: Near misses & epic fails at world team slalom Available to UK users only.
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The corpse factory and the birth of fake news - BBC News
2017-02-17
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How did a gruesome story fool the world 100 years ago?
Entertainment & Arts
Think fake news is a new phenomenon? Think again. Dr David Clarke from Sheffield Hallam University looks at a 100-year-old story that fooled the world. Fake news, false stories that masquerade as real news are not new. In the spring of 1917 some of Britain's most influential newspapers published a gruesome story that...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-38995205
Call for brain donors - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Scientists are calling for more people to donate their brains to research to help find cures for mental and psychological disorders.
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Scientists are calling for more people to donate their brains to research to help find cures for mental and psychological disorders.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-39001591
British queuing and 'the power of six' - BBC News
2017-02-17
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What are the rules behind the great British pastime of standing in line?
UK
A stiff upper lip, a pot of tea and a nice orderly queue. So far, so British. But the great British pastime of standing in line may not be as simple as it seems. According to academics if you want to truly master the art of the queue, you need to follow the rules. It's all about the power of six, professors say. Peo...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-38990535
Jeanette Winterson: 'Character of London will disappear' - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Award winning author Jeanette Winterson has been speaking to the BBC about having to close her deli in Spitalfields because of rising rates.
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Award winning author Jeanette Winterson has been speaking to the BBC about having to close her deli in Spitalfields because of rising rates. Her business rates will rise from £21,500 to £54,000 in April.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/39009724
Is school funding the next crisis? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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After the NHS and social care, is the next funding crisis going to be in England's schools?
Education & Family
Schools have been warning the prime minister that the sums for school budgets do not add up After the NHS and social care, is the next funding crisis going to be in England's schools? Like a snowball getting bigger as it rolls downhill, momentum is gathering around the warnings of school leaders about impending cash ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-38993715
Jose Mourinho: Manchester United boss learned from 'throwing away' FA Cup games - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Jose Mourinho says he "threw away" FA Cup games in the past but will not make the same mistake against Blackburn in the fifth round.
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Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho says he has learned from "throwing away" FA Cup games in the past and will not make that mistake at Blackburn Rovers in the fifth round on Sunday. In 2005, Mourinho's Chelsea went out to Newcastle in the same week as wins in the League Cup final over Liverpool and Champions League ...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/39006889
Reality Check: Are there more winners than losers on business rates? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Some businesses will see their rates change on 1 April 2017.
Business
The claim: More businesses will win than lose as a result of business rates revaluation. Reality Check verdict: More businesses will see their bills fall than will see their rates rise. On 1 April 2017, the amount that businesses have to pay in rates will change to reflect a revaluation of premises that has been carr...
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Best-selling Miffy the rabbit author Dick Bruna dies - BBC News
2017-02-17
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The Dutch author who sold more than 80 million children's books dies in the city of Utrecht.
Entertainment & Arts
Dick Bruna (above) was still writing Miffy stories in his old age The Dutch creator of Miffy the cartoon rabbit has died aged 89, his publishers have announced. Writer and illustrator Dick Bruna died peacefully in his sleep on Thursday night in the Dutch city of Utrecht. He created the much loved character in 1955 a...
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Arsene Wenger: Key questions on Arsenal's manager future - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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BBC Sport's David Ornstein assesses the key questions facing Arsenal and Arsene Wenger as they decide on their longest-serving boss' future this summer.
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After Arsenal's humiliating 5-1 defeat by Bayern Munich in the Champions League, there have been fresh questions about manager Arsene Wenger's future. But with a new contract offer remaining on the table, what is the situation around their manager of almost 21 years? BBC sports news reporter David Ornstein addresses ...
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Welsh Open 2017: Judd Trump beats Barry Hawkins in final frame to reach semi-final - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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World number four Judd Trump edges past Barry Hawkins to reach the semi-finals of the Welsh Open in Cardiff.
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Last updated on .From the section Snooker World number four Judd Trump edged into the Welsh Open semi-finals after Barry Hawkins missed match-ball in the deciding frame in Cardiff on Friday. Trump beat his fellow Englishman 5-4 and goes on to face Scotland's 77th-ranked Scott Donaldson, who beat Zhou Yuelong of China...
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Premiership: Gloucester 31-23 Saracens - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Mako Vunipola returns from injury to stake a claim for an England return, but it is not enough as Gloucester beat Saracens.
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Last updated on .From the section Rugby Union Saracens suffered a second straight Premiership defeat but fit-again prop Mako Vunipola staked a claim to rejoin England as he played 70 minutes of their loss at an inspired Gloucester. Vunipola, returning after nine weeks out, proved his fitness in a game won by Richard ...
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Germany leads fightback against fake news - BBC News
2017-02-17
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How and why Germany is taking a stand against false reports by dubious media outlets.
Entertainment & Arts
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Facebook could be fined in Germany, if it refuses to remove stories which are proved false I have been in Dortmund and Berlin this week, investigating how Germany is leading the fightback against fake news. There have been ...
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Quiz of the week's news - BBC News
2017-02-17
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A weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7 questions.
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It's the weekly news quiz - have you been paying attention to what's been going on in the world over the past seven days? If you missed last week's quiz, try it here Join the conversation - find us on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter
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'Keep sex abuse dad's name off my wedding certificate' - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Abuse victim hails MP's attempt to let people add mothers' names to the marriage register.
UK Politics
If Jenny ever gets married, there will be no dad walking her down the aisle and, if she gets her way, no mention of him on her marriage certificate either. This is because, according to the twenty-something professional, the man who sexually abused her for 18 months from the age of seven "lost any right to be called m...
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Russian media no longer dazzled by Trump - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Russian media euphoria about Donald Trump has turned to scepticism, Steve Rosenberg reports.
Europe
28 January: President Trump (left) speaks to Vladimir Putin on the White House phone For several months, the pro-Kremlin media had nothing but praise for Donald Trump. During the US election campaign, Russian state TV bulletins and pro-government newspapers portrayed him as some kind of David taking on the Goliath of...
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Tech regret: Five inventors who questioned their creations - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Inventors who, like Mark Zuckerberg, have looked back with mixed feelings on what they created.
Newsbeat
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has spoken to the BBC about how people are withdrawing from the "connected world". In the interview, accompanied by a 5,500-word letter about the future of Facebook, he considers the failures of globalisation. It can't quite be called regret, but the entrepreneur is certainly looking ...
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Forbidden love: The WW2 letters between two men - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Love letters written during World War Two and discovered in a trunk in Brighton reveal a forbidden relationship between two men.
England
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. "My own darling boy" - a greeting in one of the letters While on military training during World War Two, Gilbert Bradley was in love. He exchanged hundreds of letters with his sweetheart - who merely signed with the initial ...
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What do pop star autographs reveal about their personality? - BBC Music
2017-02-17
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We ask a graphology expert what pop signatures say about the people who write them
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When a pop star gives out their autograph, it's largely so that fans can prove they met them. But what if the act of writing your name on endless scraps of paper, photographs, CD cases and body parts actually reveals more about the kind of person behind the pen than they had originally bargained for? Brigitte Applegar...
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Kim Jong-nam: Many questions after airport murder - BBC News
2017-02-17
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A mass of unanswered questions still swirl around the death of North Korea's Kim Jong-nam.
Asia
Once doted on by his father, Kim Jong-nam had a long fall from grace as a man On Monday, the half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un was killed in Malaysia. The BBC's Karishma Vaswani in Kuala Lumpur dissects a week of mystery and intrigue. It's been almost a week since the mysterious death of a Korean man at...
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Should you take your phone to the United States? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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What happens if border agents demand your smartphone and passcode?
Technology
"The next time you plan to cross a border, leave your phone at home." That is the rather startling advice in a blogpost that is being widely shared right now. Its author, Quincy Larson, is a software engineer, who has previously written about the importance of protecting personal data. He now fears that data could be...
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Brisbane pedestrians corner high speed chase driver - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Drivers leapt from their vehicles to help capture a man who led a high speed chase through Brisbane, Australia.
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Mesut Ozil: Arsenal forward is being made scapegoat, says agent - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Forward Mesut Ozil believes he is being made the scapegoat for Arsenal's problems, according to his agent.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil believes he is being made the scapegoat for the club's problems, says his agent. Ozil, 28, was criticised again after Arsenal suffered a 5-1 defeat at Bayern Munich in Wednesday's Champions League last-16 first leg. "But Mesut feels people are ...
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Trump's most extraordinary news conference - BBC News
2017-02-17
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President Trump was at times angry, proud and obsessed by a media he professes to despise.
US & Canada
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Today totally typified the unexpected and unpredictable nature of covering the 45th president of the United States. I was at home, working on a book I am trying to finish when there was a flash on the TV: Donald Trump to ho...
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Comedian: Should I mention disability when online dating? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Comedian Romina Puma asks whether she should mention her disability when online dating.
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Comedian Romina Puma who has muscular dystrophy and uses a wheelchair, asks whether she should mention her disability when online dating.
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Harry Redknapp: Tottenham to win title within four years, says former Spurs boss - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Tottenham Hotspur will win the Premier League in the next "three of four years", says former manager Harry Redknapp.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Tottenham Hotspur will win the Premier League within the next four years, says former manager Harry Redknapp. Spurs made the Champions League for the first time during Redknapp's four-year tenure at the club, reaching the quarter-finals in 2011. The 69-year-old says he woul...
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Sutton v Arsenal: Clem tours the Gunners' dressing room - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Mark Clemmit is shown around the away dressing room at Sutton United by manager Paul Doswell, which Premier League side Arsenal will be using during their FA Cup fifth-round match on Monday.
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Mark Clemmit is shown around the away dressing room at Sutton United by manager Paul Doswell, which Premier League side Arsenal will be using during their FA Cup fifth-round match on Monday. Watch live coverage of Sutton v Arsenal, Monday 20 February, 19:30 GMT on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.
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Arsene Wenger: Arsenal boss says he will manage next season - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Arsene Wenger says he will definitely be managing next season, whether that is at Arsenal "or somewhere else".
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Arsene Wenger says he will definitely be managing next season, whether at Arsenal "or somewhere else". Wenger, 67, was speaking at the end of one of the most turbulent weeks of his two-decade tenure as Gunners boss. After Wednesday's 5-1 Champions League defeat by Bayern Munich, several ex-players said they believed ...
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'Fake news city' is now pumping out odd Facebook videos - BBC News
2017-02-17
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After a "fake news" town was rumbled, residents turned their attention to a new form of media.
BBC Trending
Fake news writers are producing strange, static videos that appear designed to boost pro-Donald Trump Facebook groups. It was billed as the city of fake news. After the election of Donald Trump, journalists descended on Veles in Macedonia, which hosted a disproportionate number of fake news websites. Now it appears t...
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Sandown: Amputee jockey Guy Disney takes historic victory in Royal Artillery Gold Cup - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Guy Disney makes history by becoming the first amputee jockey to win at a professional racecourse in Britain.
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Last updated on .From the section Horse Racing Guy Disney made history by becoming the first amputee jockey to win at a professional racecourse in Britain. The 34-year-old former soldier, who rides with a prosthetic leg, guided Rathlin Rose to victory in the Royal Artillery Gold Cup at Sandown. Captain Disney lost h...
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The man who dresses up as his ancestors - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Artist Christian Fuchs is obsessed with his ancestors and spends months painstakingly recreating portraits of them, which he poses for himself
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Peruvian artist and photographer Christian Fuchs is obsessed with his illustrious ancestors and spends months painstakingly recreating portraits of them, posing for them himself whether the ancestors were men or women. It's an unusual way to get close to your forefathers, but it works for Christian Fuchs. The walls o...
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Liam Kelly: Leyton Orient captain banned for six games for ball boy 'shove' - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Leyton Orient captain Liam Kelly is banned for six games by the FA for pushing over a ball boy in Tuesday's win at Plymouth.
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Liam Kelly: Leyton Orient captain banned for six games for ball boy 'shove' Last updated on .From the section Football Liam Kelly (left) joined Orient from Oldham Athletic for an undisclosed fee last summer Leyton Orient captain Liam Kelly has been banned for six games by the Football Association for pushing over a ba...
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Anna LeBaron: How I escaped my father's murderous polygamous cult - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Anna LeBaron - whose father Ervil was one of the most infamous cult leaders in American history - tells of how she escaped his murderous grip and now wants to "redeem" the family name.
Magazine
Anna LeBaron's father, Ervil, was the leader of a polygamous cult responsible for more than 20 murders. The killings continued even after his death thanks to a hit list he had left behind. Here Anna speaks for the first time about how she escaped from the cult - and her hope to "redeem" the LeBaron name. "We were taug...
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British troops given guide to Estonian strip clubs - BBC News
2017-02-17
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A booklet included details of three clubs in Tallinn and other ideas for soldiers in the town.
UK Politics
The troops were taking part in a training operation in Tallinn The Ministry of Defence (MoD) provided British soldiers with a guide to strip clubs in the Estonian capital, a freedom of information request to the department has revealed. The advice featured in a booklet titled "Tallinn guide for friendly forces", give...
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Manchester United 3-0 Saint-Etienne - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores his first Man Utd hat-trick as his side opens up a commanding Europa League last-32 lead against Saint-Etienne.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored his first hat-trick for Manchester United and the 17th of his career in a Europa League win over Saint-Etienne at Old Trafford. Ibrahimovic's deflected free-kick wrong-footed goalkeeper Stephane Ruffier and dribbled over the line for the opener, and...
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Newspaper headlines: Business rates and woolly mammoths in the news - BBC News
2017-02-17
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A revolt over a rise in business rates and the potential return of woolly mammoths make the news.
The Papers
The furore over a rise in business rates continues to make front-page headlines in the newspapers. The Daily Mail says the minister in charge of business rates, Sajid Javid, has "come under fire" for staying on holiday amid the uproar. Actually, he's on page four of the Daily Telegraph. In a commentary piece, Mr Javi...
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Donald Trump aide accuses BBC of 'fake news' - BBC News
2017-02-17
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In a heated exchange between Newsnight's Evan Davis and an aide to President Trump, both the presenter and the BBC were accused of "fake news". First broadcast on Thursday 16 February - watch the full interview here
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Disability Works: Breaking down barriers in business - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Up to 1.2 billion people around the world live with some sort of disability - and businesses are increasingly realising they have a lot of spending power.
Business
The BBC's Johny Cassidy began to lose his eyesight when he was in his teens Across the world up to 1.2 billion people live with some sort of disability, it is estimated. That's equivalent to the population of China. In the UK, it is thought that some seven million people of working age have a disability, which all ad...
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Little Britain star Matt Lucas awarded honorary degree by Bristol University - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Matt Lucas high-fives chancellor at ceremony and says comedy partner David Walliams will be fuming.
Bristol
TV comedy star Matt Lucas has been awarded an honorary degree by his former university. The actor studied Theatre, Film and Television at Bristol University in 1993 but did not complete the course. He took a year long sabbatical to join television show Shooting Stars and did not return. After high-fiving the chancel...
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Somalia faces 'catastrophic' famine if drought continues - BBC News
2017-02-17
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Somalia's landscape is littered with dead animals and there are warnings of a full-blown famine.
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Somalia has not had enough rain for three years. The country's landscape has become littered with dead animals and there are warnings of a full-blown famine by June.
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The secret world of Russia football hooligans - BBC News
2017-02-17
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In rare interviews, the Orel Butchers speak about their lives as Russian football hooligans.
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At the 2016 European Championships, violent clashes between Russian and English supporters in Marseille put the spotlight on Russian hooliganism. Russian hooligans injured over 100 English supporters, beating two into a coma. It has raised serious concerns ahead of Russia hosting the 2018 World Cup. In rare intervie...
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Fridge doors: What does yours say about you? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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One man's story behind thousands of magnets - but what does your fridge door say about you?
UK
Retired teacher Tony Lloyd started collecting magnets in 1987. About 600 were given to him by his pupils Tony Lloyd's compulsion for collecting fridge magnets has seen him amass up to 5,000 mementoes in his home. The retired teacher started collecting them in 1987 while on a exchange trip to Australia and now they do...
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New York Fashion Week: Six talking points - BBC News
2017-02-17
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As New York Fashion Week draws to a close, here are some highlights from the catwalk.
Entertainment & Arts
Camila Morrone, Laura Love, Harley Viera-Newtorn and Emily Ratajkowski at the Michael Kors show New York Fashion Week came to an end on Wednesday, marking the end of seven days of extremely good looking people wearing clothes we can't afford. NYFW is held twice a year - February and September - and this one focused o...
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Donald Trump press conference: Highlights - BBC News
2017-02-17
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President Donald Trump launches a defence of his administration over 77 minutes at the White House.
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President Donald Trump has launched a defence of his administration in a White House news conference lasting over an hour. He denounced the press, and said his team was running like “a fine-tuned machine”.
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NHS apology to Devon woman over wrong 111 questions - BBC News
2017-02-17
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The NHS says sorry to a Devon woman told "the computer is asking the questions" when she dialled the non-emergency service.
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The NHS has apologised to a Devon woman who was asked the wrong questions when she dialled the non-emergency service NHS 111. Michelle Perryman rang for help saying she felt violently ill but said she was frustrated by the service which asked about 40 questions over a 10 minute call. The non-emergency service call ha...
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Pakistan's bloody week: Who is really to blame? - BBC News
2017-02-17
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The Pakistani military points the finger at Afghanistan and India, but some believe the answer is more complex.
Asia
More than 100 people have been killed across Pakistan since Sunday in a series of deadly militant attacks As Pakistan picks up the pieces from Thursday evening's devastating bomb attack at the 800-year-old shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, the country's managers are looking for scapegoats abroad. And the military has o...
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg lays out his vision - BBC News
2017-02-17
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The Facebook founder's manifesto blurs the edges between business and politics. In a 21st Century of technology giants, the two will become increasingly intertwined.
Business
When I first read Mark Zuckerberg's 5,500-word letter to the Facebook community, I was struck by two things. How far it ranged - over subjects as diverse as globalisation, the people who feel left behind, our spiritual and communitarian well-being - as well as the rather more obvious social media issues of fake news, ...
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Gabriel Jesus: Manchester City forward 'may be out for season' - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says forward Gabriel Jesus may not play again this season after breaking a metatarsal bone in his foot.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says forward Gabriel Jesus may not play again this season after breaking a metatarsal bone in his foot. Jesus, 19, had surgery in Barcelona on Thursday after being taken off after 15 minutes of Monday's 2-0 Premier League win at Bournemouth...
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Trump to BBC correspondent Jon Sopel: Here's another beauty - BBC News
2017-02-17
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President Donald Trump has made a dig at the BBC in a sharp exchange during a heated White House press conference.
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President Donald Trump has made a dig at the BBC in a sharp exchange during a heated White House press conference. "Here's another beauty," said Mr Trump after asking BBC North America editor Jon Sopel which organisation he represented.
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PJ Crowley: Trump unveils a subtle but vital shift in US policy - BBC News
2017-02-17
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The playful exchange between Netanyahu and Trump said a great deal, writes PJ Crowley.
US & Canada
This video can not be played To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. A playful exchange between President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu actually said a great deal about the dim prospects of a successful negotiation with the Palestinians under current circumstances...
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Gent 1-0 Tottenham Hotspur - BBC Sport
2017-02-17
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Tottenham's Europa League hopes are dealt a blow as Gent earn a surprise 1-0 win in their last-32 first-leg meeting.
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Last updated on .From the section Football Tottenham's Europa League hopes have been dealt a blow after Jeremy Perbet's goal gave Gent a surprise victory in their last-32 first-leg meeting. French striker Perbet controlled and slotted into the corner from Danijel Milicevic's pull-back on the hour. A strong Spurs lin...
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