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  1. He has now been arrested and could be charged with defiling children, and exposing them to HIV.
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  2. The funniest bloopers of the year from BBC Weather. Happy holidays!
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  3. Stairway to Heaven was one of the biggest rock songs of the 1970s - loved, imitated and sometimes parodied. Now Led Zeppelin's classic track is back on the turntable, on a re-mastered version of the band's fourth album. 43 years after its release. Guitarist Jimmy Page gives a personal account of how a rock anthem came together.
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  4. Watch the amazing moment when two school friends, a judge and a man suspected of burglary, were 'reunited' briefly during a court hearing in Miami, US.   Judge Glazer set Mr Booth's bond at $43,000 (£27,500).
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  5. "People don't believe I am Japanese" says Miss #Japan
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  6. +Alf Emma's mum Catherine and the new baby boy are both fine thankfully, she told us how proud she was of her daughter!
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  7. Artificial intelligence "could spell the end of the human race," Professor Stephen Hawking has warned
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  8. US climber John All struggled to survive after falling 70 feet (20m) into a crevasse in the Himalayas. He broke several ribs and fractured an arm, but was able to film his ordeal. 
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  9. When it comes to education in South Korea, the demand is so strong it accounts for 12% of all consumer spending. Parents push their children relentlessly, with classes in the evenings and at weekends. It's led to some teachers earning very high salaries, particularly to teach English.
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  10. They call it Cat Island. The Japanese fishing community where cats outnumber people by more than five to one. 
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  11. Passenger power! Watch these commuters in Perth, Australia, push a carriage to free a man who got his leg stuck between the train and platform http://bbc.in/1ulQO79 
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  12. Valentin Gruener rescued Sirga when she was a cub. This is her extraordinary greeting every time they meet.
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  13. On 7 July 2005, four suicide bombers attacked central London, killing 52 people and injuring hundreds more.  It was one of the worst terrorist atrocities in Britain. Ten years on, BBC News looks back at how the day unfolded. #sevenseven  
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  14. US bond court judge Mindy Glazer has a knack for recognising defendants.  Earlier this month she recognised the defendant, Arthur Booth, who turned out to be her former middle school classmate. This time the defendant, Alon Glenn, turns out was a passenger who recently partied on the same cruise ship.
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  15. Japan's magnetic levitation train breaks its own world speed record http://bbc.in/1G2nUgh
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  16. This is a bird's eye view of London. Taken from a camera strapped to an eagle. http://bbc.in/1wY1U1p
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  17. Dissapearance of the Aral Sea
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  18. تمت إضافة ترجمة عربية للفيديو Arabic closed Captions were added
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  19. "Now is not the time for school." This teenage Yazidi boy says he has taken up arms to protect his family from Islamic State militants.  Months after thousands of Iraqi Yezidis escaped from Mount Sinjar, BBC News talks to civilians still trapped on the mountain: http://bbc.in/16eIkrP
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  20. The New Zealand PM Jacinda Ardern in an exclusive BBC interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkW6Jc35_V8
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  21. A plane spotter in Spain has captured the moment when two planes almost collided at a Barcelona airport. The Russian Utair jet was coming into land as the Argentinian Airlines airbus was crossing the same runway. The Russian jet abandoned its attempt to land, circled round, and landed safely. No one was hurt.
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  22. Seven decades after her last flight in the iconic plane, Joy Lofthouse described the experience as “lovely: it was perfect”, making her feel "quite young.” Joy is a veteran of the Air Transport Auxiliary during World War Two and now, at 92-years-old, the former Spitfire pilot returned to the skies. #VEDay70 
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  23. A 13-year-old boy has told the BBC of his plans to join Islamic State, after watching jihadist videos and chatting to IS fighters online.
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  24. The 20km train ride from Flam, at the end of the Unesco-protected Aurlandsfjord, through precipices and past huge waterfalls to a height of 866m at Myrdal, in Western Norway, is regarded as an engineering marvel because of the steep gradient. BBC News took a ride in the company of veteran guard Knut Kvamme.
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  25. There are around 4,000 Muslims in Cuba - but how easy is it to follow the Islamic way of life in a country with no halal butchers - and crucially - no Mosque?
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  26. An undercover #BBC investigation into conditions at a mental health institution in #Guatemala has revealed patient suffering and abuse at the hands of those meant to care for them. Federico Mora Hospital has been described by campaigners as the world's most abusive and dangerous mental health institution. **This report contains some disturbing images** 
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  27. Alcoholism, unemployment and suicide are problems associated with Native American reservations in the US. But a new generation of young activists are dedicating themselves to a brighter future. Benjamin Zand from the BBC's Pop-Up team is on a reservation in South Dakota -- in the heart of America's midwest.  
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  28. Watch Our Latest report from Venezuela: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAttn-5lM3Y
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  29. “A huge explosion of radioactive material…” Watch this dramatic video of solar flares erupting from the surface of the sun, released by US Space Agency Nasa. http://bbc.in/1x1qsfM
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  30. The eagle has landed! Incredible eagle-cam footage as bird descends from world's tallest building
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  31. This is Olga Kotelko, who's still breaking athletic records at 95. She believes age is "just a number" and that your attitude determines whether you have a good, long life. Do you agree with her?
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  32. Follow Live coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-asia-47383889
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  33. It has been 13 years since the 9/11 attacks on the US in which almost 3,000 people were killed.  A new skyscraper has risen from the ashes of Ground Zero. Irish artist Marcus Robinson has spent the past eight years filming the transformation. http://bit.ly/1tBKuqV
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  34. Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has published a book of photographs looking back at Earth from the ''unique and privileged'' vantage point of the International Space Station. It depicts some of the highlights of the planet, including Mauritania's Sahara ''eye,'' and Venice and New York City by night.
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  35. "Right now I literally cannot go anywhere in a car" James Grimaldi from Buffalo captured this drone footage of his neighbourhood blanketed in deep #snow in West Seneka. #snowmageddon  
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  36. A Brazilian woman has narrowly avoided being robbed - while being interviewed about local crime. The television crew was investigating thefts and muggings in an area of Rio de Janeiro notorious for crime.
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  37. Watch the remarkable moment when Joanne Milne, who was born deaf and began to lose her vision in her 20s, hears for the first time. Last month Joanne was fitted with cochlear implants during a procedure at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham. 
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  38. This monkey took this #selfie - but does it own the copyright?
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  39. A woman in Egypt has been dressing as a man for 42 years in order to earn money for her family.  Sesa Abou Douh's husband died while she was pregnant. Where Sesa lives in rural Upper Egypt, traditional gender roles meant it was easier for her to find work as a man. She recently received an award for her dedication to her family. Now 64 and still shining shoes, Sesa Abou Douh told BBC News about how she disguised herself to make ends meet.
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  40. Can you explain quantum mechanics?  Us neither.  But physicist Brian Cox can - and he's done it in 60 seconds:  http://bbc.in/1uVy00c
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  41. What we know so far on the missing #AirAsia flight #QZ8501 from Indonesia to Singapore.
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  42. Jenna Gavin battled with this giant bluefin for almost 2 hours. Her mother told her to 'get mad' and drag it in and even promised her an iPad mini. She eventually triumphed and in the process beat the previous record of 195 kg set by a girl aged between 11 and 16.
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  43. BREAKING: Danish inventor Peter Madsen has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for the murder of the Swedish journalist Kim Wall on his submarine.
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  44. This is Ruby Holt seeing the ocean for the first time, just weeks before her 101st birthday.
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  45. How does it feel to do your compulsory military service in South Korea on the hostile border with North Korea?
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  46. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-47249133
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  47. President #Obama tells a heckler at an #LGBT event at the White House not to be "disrespectful". It was reported by ABC News that the heckler was an undocumented and transgender individual shouting about poor conditions for LGBT immigrants in the US.
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  48. The BBC's Alastair Leithead reports on how evidence is growing that cannabis could cure diseases like cancer. 
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  49. An eight-legged friend makes an unexpected appearance during a BBC Scotland bulletin: http://bbc.in/1Ad5dFP
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  50. Several million people have been amazed by Pepsi's bus shelter commercial. LJ Rich from the Click programme explains how it was all done. #click
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  51. Alyssa Carson has big dreams. At the age of 13 she is determined to be the first person to land on Mars. But this is more than wishful thinking - NASA thinks she stands a chance and she is already in training. 
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  52. Scientists are copying from nature to design the next generation of drones - flying robots designed for everything from military surveillance to delivering goods to our doorsteps. http://bbc.in/1nxSExV
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  53. These couples are being joined together in wetted bliss - and following a craze for underwater wedding photography in China: http://bbc.in/1owN4dF 
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  54. Why are some North Korean defectors deciding to return to their repressive homeland?
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  55. A teenager from the UK has become the youngest person ever to build a nuclear reactor. Take a look at the moment when Jamie Edwards realised his breakthrough.
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  56. When missionary Gary Roberts came across a herd of elephants that had been killed by poachers in Chad, he attempted to rescue the sole surviving calf, which he then flew home in his small lightweight plane.
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  57. "My brother was a Muslim. He was killed by people who pretend to be Muslims"  #CharlieHebdo
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  58. #Boeing has released footage of its new 787 #Dreamliner plane rehearsing the flying display it will perform at the 2015 Paris Air Show which starts on Monday - including a near-vertical take-off.
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  59. Google has built and tested autonomous aerial vehicles, which it believes could be used for goods deliveries. Project Wing has been running for two years, but was a secret until now http://bbc.in/1vsLjXE
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  60. Watch a #paralysed man walk again after a pioneering cell transplant http://bbc.in/1roJQdP
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  61. Inside a city under siege - meet the men and women risking their lives to publicise their battle with the Islamic State.
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  62. Meet Hayley - the first girl in Britain with a 3D-printed hand http://bbc.in/1xEJUhz
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  63. The richest 1% of people own nearly half the world's wealth, according to a report out this week. Here’s a 60-second breakdown of the key points. http://bbc.in/11s7dhq
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  64. 20 years ago in the civil war in Bosnia, hundreds of Arab jihadists came to join Bosnian Muslims fighting against their neighbours the Serbs and Croats. Grouped into secret fighting units in Central Bosnia, this was the first time in centuries Jihad had been fought against a Western, Christian enemy. Two decades later Bosnia is still reaping the consequences. In the past month ISIS declared the Balkans the next front of Jihad - and in remote mountain villages extremists are flying the ISIS flag. 
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  65. The world's bestselling drone-maker,DJI, has unveiled a new camera-equipped model that can shoot aerial videos in 4K quality.
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  66. Dubbed "Oculus Thrift", Google has come up with an virtual reality headset made out of cardboard http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-28120953
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  67. Bounce the dog has been a very popular guest on the BBC News Channel today. He was on set to test if a dog can tell the difference between happy and angry faces. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-31384525
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  68. A Sumatran tiger has given birth to three cubs at London Zoo. A hidden camera has captured the intimate moments shortly after their arrival as the mother feeds them, and the cubs try to find their feet.
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  69. Nigeria's "hero doctor" who first spotted #Ebola - and later died of the virus http://bbc.in/1nxyybJ
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  70. #Nepal aftershock caught on camera "The earth is trembling again now...everyone's running through the streets" 
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  71. A group of previously isolated indigenous people from the Amazon have made contact with a settled community of villagers in the Brazilian state of Acre, according to authorities. The footage has been released by Brazil's Indigenous Affairs Department (FUNAI) http://bbc.in/1nSpRXL
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  72. The giant panda Da Mao was filmed frollicking in the snow at Toronto Zoo http://bbc.in/1xVNeUr
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  73. Here's the moment when banknotes were thrown at Sepp #Blatter during his news conference #Fifa  
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  74. The BBC News #drone was flown over the #Gallipoli peninsula to capture the historic sites where so many died. The forces of the Ottoman Empire repelled an attack from the British Army, soldiers from Commonwealth countries including Australia, New Zealand, India and Canada, and France. Between April 1915 and the Allied withdrawal in January 1916, more than 140,000 men were killed on the two sides. #Gallipoli100
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  75. It has a stop and a go button rather than controls, pedals or a steering wheel. Would you take a ride in the Google driverless car?
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  76. At least 100 people, 80 of them children, have been killed in a Taliban assault on an army-run school in #Peshawar, Pakistani officials say. Follow our ongoing coverage here: http://bbc.in/1BPdujE
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  77. He raised more than £3.2m ($5.4m) for charity before his death at the age of just 19:  http://bbc.in/1qCpljl And many tributes are now being paid to Stephen Sutton, who used social media to spread awareness of bowel cancer and the UK's Teenage Cancer Trust 
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  78. People in Aral are hoping the sea will come back. It dried up in just 40 years, turning fishing ports into desert. But in one small area, it is returning. You can explore this immersive story told through text, images and video here http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-31588720 as part of our #BBCRicherWorld series
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  79. Get ready for the  #solareclipse  
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  80. US space agency Nasa has released a time-lapse video which it says shows the Sun over period of nearly five years - by capturing one frame every eight hours. The time-lapse begins in June 2010 and lasts until 5 February 2015.
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  81. People in the Americas have been treated to a rare celestial show as the Earth's shadow fell across the Moon. The Moon appeared to change colour from orange to blood red during a total lunar eclipse. But what caused this "blood moon"? The BBC's Science correspondent, Jonathan Amos explains. 
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  82. This is the moment passengers due to take a flight in #Siberia got out to push the plane - after its brake pads froze solid with the temperature at -52C: http://bbc.in/1zyChXD
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  83. What's it like being a cat? http://bbc.in/1uGugRy This short video compares what cats can see with human vision. It's part of research into the evolutionary journey of cats from solitary hunters to domestic pets.
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  84. So it's one of those good/cute stories. Lilly is a goat that thinks she's a dog....oh she also wears nappies.
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  85. Where does Santa come from? It's not the North Pole. Father Christmas is in fact originally from... Turkey.
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  86. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-50054044#
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  87. Australian broadcaster and poet Clive James says he is near to death but thankful for life.
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  88. 40 years after one of the most disastrous interviews in Australian television history, Prince Charles has recorded his own tribute to the man who was overcome by nerves while attempting to interview him. Host of Australian music show Countdown Ian "Molly" Meldrum could not calm his jitters when he met the prince in 1977.
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  89. A new material called graphene is being used in a light bulb which could see energy bills reduced by around 10%. Graphene - a type of carbon - was discovered by two Russian scientists in Manchester University in 2004. It is stronger than steel, but can conduct electricity and heat more effectively.
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  90. Stephen Hawking has congratulated the #NewHorizons team and #NASA for their successful mission to the dwarf planet Pluto. #PlutoFlyby
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  91. 77,000 videos lasting 11 seconds, showing red & blue boxes & playing computer-generated tone. All uploaded by one You Tube user and no one seems to know why. 
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  92. The theory of the Higgs boson particle, explained in 120 seconds by Peter Higgs.
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  93. As Ireland becomes the first country in the world to legalise same-sex marriage through a popular vote, we take a look at gay rights around the globe #MarRef  
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  94. Life is returning to normal at Mogadishu's Lido beach following al-Shabab's expulsion from the Somali capital.
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  95. Has the Ebola outbreak exposed a weakness in how the pharmaceutical industry works?  BBC News talks to Professor Chas Bountra, he specialises in drug discovery and was formerly Vice President and Head of Biology at Glaxo-Smith-Kline.
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  96. In the last three years over 70 albinos have been killed, but only ten convictions have been made. There is a belief among some in Tanzania that the body parts of someone with albinism bring wealth. Salim Kikeke reports from Mwanza in north-west Tanzania.
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  97. A bit of fun or a breach of duty?  This soldier is under investigation for performing a "silly walk" while on duty at Buckingham Palace: http://bbc.in/1qfWUpT
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  98. The last prisoner on Brazil's Big Island. Julio de Almeida is 83. Since 1958 he has lived on Ilha Grande - the Devil's Cauldron - after being condemned for "multiple murders". Now he is finally being released.
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  99. Bigger than a 747 but just the weight of a family car - this plane is powered by solar power & clean technology alone http://bbc.in/1COa2Ga
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  100. Australians Tell Muslims 'I'll Ride With You' Tessa Kum who started the twitter hash tag  #illridewithyou in a show of solidarity with Muslims living in Australia talks to BBC News.
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  101. The US has been measles-free for 15 years but there has been a new outbreak, which started at Disneyland in California. The theme park has been praised for its handling of the outbreak, which may have been triggered by an overseas visitor. The spread of cases across seven states and Mexico is being blamed on parents who have chosen not to give their children the MMR vaccine, due to concerns about potential side effects. No authoritative research has been published to back up claims that the vaccine may be linked to autism and bowel disease.
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  102. More than 30 million Americans trace their roots back to Mexico - but what does it mean to be Mexican-American?
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  103. See Brazil from above, as the BBC News hexacopter takes to the skies ahead of the FIFA World Cup http://bbc.in/1pz8Hj2 #FifaWorldCup #FIFA14
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  104. "The bravest man I ever met"  This is the story of Capt Mbaye Diagne, the UN peacekeeper who took huge risks to save hundreds of lives during the Rwandan genocide.
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  105. USS George Washington: On board aircraft carrier  Recent weeks have once again seen US ships and aircraft carriers launching air strikes against targets in the Middle East. America's role as world's policeman has been widely criticised by countries like Russia.  But many of its allies see US power as a vital stabiliser in an uncertain world, nowhere more so than in east Asia where the rise of China is making countries like the Philippines very nervous.
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  106. The beautiful cave paintings in southern France sealed off from the world for 20,000 years http://bbc.in/1d8a5pC
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  107. This beautiful video shows what the far side of the Moon looks like. http://bbc.in/1zBlWnJ Nasa created the footage of a view that cannot be seen from Earth. 
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  108. The only battle to be fought in the Far East during WW1 had a profound and lasting impact on Chinese-Japanese relations. Germany controlled the port of Tsingtao (modern day Qingdao) on the east coast of China until an Anglo-Japanese force invaded in September 1914.
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  109. Interviews with the ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, are rare. But with Dubai hosting Expo 2020 and signs that its economy is rebounding strongly after the global financial crisis, he spoke exclusively to Jon Sopel and took him for a drive around Dubai. http://bbc.in/1hOCIYH
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  110. The controversial artworks of Allen Jones - who worked on Stanley Kubrick's film A Clockwork Orange - have been labelled by some as morally repugnant for their objectification of women. But Jones has always argued that his sculptures should be seen as artworks - they just happen to represent women.
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  111. These extraordinary photographs show just how close a BBC film crew got to a wild wolf pack on Ellesmere Island in the Canadian territory of Nanavut. Ahead of a new film, Snow Wolf Family and Me, series producer Ted Oakes talks about the highlights and challenges of exploring the lives and habits of arctic wolves. 
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  112. A new species of frog has been discovered in Costa Rica. It’s a type of “glass frog”, with skin so translucent that you can see its internal organs
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  113. Researchers say they have developed an artificial intelligence system that has taught itself how to win 1980s computer games. The computer program, which is inspired by the human brain, learned how to play 49 classic Atari games. In half, it was better than a professional human player. 
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  114. Watch the full interview: https://youtu.be/qYVsKoQXATY
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  115. German Chancellor Angela #Merkel  is facing criticism over her treatment of a young refugee who had been threatened with deportation. At a forum for young people, Mrs Merkel told the Palestinian girl, Reem, that not all migrants can stay in Germany and "some will have to go home". When she noticed the girl was crying, Mrs Merkel went to comfort her.
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  116. A Kung Fu fan from Kabul has shot to social media fame with this homage to martial arts legend Bruce Lee: http://bbc.in/1BApWXd
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  117. WARNING: THIS VIDEO CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES A surge in heroin abuse across the US has resulted in a sharp rise in the rate of addiction and deaths, especially among younger, suburban users. Chicago is a hub for cheap, pure and plentiful heroin, much of supplied by Mexican drug cartels.
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  118. Growing up in Indian administered Kashmir is tough.  Curfews and restrictions are part of daily life for youngsters who want freedom from India and often clash with the security forces. 22 year old Zahid Shah says violence won't get anybody anywhere.  Inspired by the free runners of Gaza, he founded the Kashmir Freerunning and Parkour Federation and spoke to the BBC about growing up in the valley where protests and clashes happen often. 
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  119. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-47440260
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  120. The 'robo-suit' that gives you superhuman strength
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  121. As Jon Stewart reveals he is to step down as host of #TheDailyShow later this year, we give you his best quotes in 30 seconds: http://bbc.in/1EY0fl8
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  122. Christian refugees - driven out of Iraq by Islamic State militants - are celebrating Christmas in Jordan, where churches are giving them shelter.
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  123. Narcoleptic Lucy Tonge has shared the moment she has a cataplexic episode, a condition associated with narcolepsy. NHS Choices defines cataplexy as a sudden, temporary muscle weakness or loss of muscular control. Typical symptoms include: Jaw dropping, the head slumping down, legs collapsing uncontrollably, slurred speech, finding it difficult to focus, or double vision. Cataplexy attacks are usually triggered by an emotion, such as excitement, laughter, anger or surprise. Attacks can last from a few seconds to several minutes.
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  124. This fascinating time-lapse film of air traffic in the UK over 24 hours shows just how busy the skies are above the country
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  125. Two year-old Tessa Evans was born with an extremely rare medical condition that means she has no nose or sense of smell.  A 3D printer is to be used in ground-breaking surgery which will involve a mould being inserted into Tessa's face to stretch her skin, and slowly build the cosmetic implant. 
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  126. BBC Pop Up's Benjamin Zand is exploring the state of the beautiful game in the US. He spent a month in the Louisiana capital Baton Rouge where American football is the biggest sport by far. At a big game at Louisiana State University he asked fans why they remain deeply suspicious of soccer.
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  127. SpaceX has unveiled a re-useable spacecraft which it says will be able to take-off and land anywhere on Earth, "like a helicopter" http://bbc.in/1k7MHtB The seven-seater Dragon V2 is equipped with side-mounted thrusters and legs to allow it to land vertically, without the need for a runway. 
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  128. Sargy Mann has been painting all of his professional life, first as a teacher and later as a professional artist. In his mid-30s he developed cataracts on both eyes, eventually leading to total blindness. He continued to paint.25 years later, Sargy's work is highly sought-after by collectors with paintings regularly selling for upward of US$80,000.
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  129. Nasa cameras capture solar flare erupting from the surface of the Sun http://bit.ly/1CaYKjj
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  130. Traces of another world found on the Moon!  Scientists believe they've found new evidence that could help explain how the Moon was created. bbc.in/1kC4pWs
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  131. Only 10 years ago Wuxi New Town in #China was a rural village. Click below for a birds eye (#drone) view of what has been created in the valley.
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  132. The first round-the-world solar-powered flight, known as the Solar Impulse Two, is hoping to make the next and most difficult leg of its journey. André Borschberg, the co-founder and pilot of Solar Impulse, said he cannot wait to take off for the next leg.
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  133. The disappearance of three London girls believed heading to Syria to join Islamic State has focused attention on the dozens of women and girls thought to have left the UK to join the group. The BBC's Caroline Hawley has been exploring what life is like for them once they reach their destination.
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  134. Laurie Goode's fleeting role as a Stormtrooper in Star Wars 38 years ago still has an impact on his life today.
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  135. The best butlers - who provide special shopping services and specialise in "making things happen" as well as serving meals - can be paid more than £100,000-a-year.
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  136. 100 hundred years ago this month the first ship traversed the Panama Canal. BBC News tells the story of the construction of one of the seven wonders of the modern world.
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  137. Mobile phone firms are showing off their latest innovations at #MWC15 in Barcelona. The BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones looks at #Samsung's new Galaxy S6 Edge.
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  138. How to build and fly your own drone http://bbc.in/1pySmsP
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  139. Learning to ride a bike could be about to get a whole lot easier http://bbc.in/1nO6Kjb
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  140. "I carried a car 45 kilometres" - Dhan Bahadur Gole, 92, is one of the last known surviving car porters of Nepal. Footage of a car being carried in Nepal in 1948 courtesy of S. Dillon Ripley Papers, Yale University Library 
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  141. A video director has filmed an actress as she walked the streets of New York City to highlight the harassment women face in the city. In 10 hours Shoshana Roberts was subject to more than 100 catcalls from men she passed. She tells the BBC that the sort of behaviour she experienced was not unusual http://bbc.in/1xDYRgm
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  142. Iraqi officials have shown the BBC videos they say confirm Islamic State militants are using "chlorine gas" in home-made bombs
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  143. "The Chinese helicopter has arrived at the Shokalskiy. It's 100% we're off! A huge thanks to all," expedition leader Chris Turney tweeted.  All 52 passengers have been airlifted from the #Antarctic ice and are now safely on board the Australian supply ship, Aurora Australis.  Earlier, a helicopter from a Chinese ship set down nearby, bringing in a crew to assess the landing situation.   #SpiritofMawson  
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  144. Armour plating, bullet-proof windows and exotic leather interiors - fancy one of these?
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  145. In ‪#‎Russia‬, same-sex marriage is not permitted, so when Irina Shumilova and Alyona Fursova married last month in St Petersburg - both in white dresses - it caused a scandal
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  146. The Inside Story of Britain's greatest jewellery raid! BBC reporter Declan Lawn has spent the last two weeks working out how the robbery was pulled off.  From abseiling down a lift shaft, to drilling through a concrete wall, he reveals how the thieves got around a security system protecting millions of pounds worth of jewels. If you're in the UK you can watch The Inside Story on Sunday on BBC Two at 22.00 BST
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  147. In a few years’ time, will we all be carrying around one of these drones? http://bbc.in/13fK56U  It’s pocket-sized and its developers think it will become as ubiquitous as the smartphone.
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  148. Vehicle design students at the Royal College of Art have been re-imagining the kind of cars that will be possible in an era of driverless transport. As part of its Future Design series, BBC News spoke to Prof Dale Harrow, head of the Vehicle Design Programme, along with one of his students, Yibo Wu.
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  149. Sir David Attenborough tells US president how to save planet. Broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough has visited the White House at the invitation of US President Obama.The president, who is said to be a great admirer of Sir David's work, wanted to discuss the future of the natural world. Sir David advised the president that generating energy from renewable sources, and storing it, was key to moving away from fossil fuels.
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  150. Underwater camera attached to the shell of a turtle reveals stunning views of Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Courtesy Dr Ian Bell, QLD Dept of Environment and Heritage Protection and Christine Hof, WWF.
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  151. Meet Abu Hajjar, the most senior leader of the so-called Islamic State ever to talk on camera
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  152. Tattoo artists from around the world have gathered in Caracas for the 2015 Venezuela Tattoo Expo. Around 400 tattoo artists are participating in the event that celebrates all kinds of what is known as "body modification".  Here is an explanation of exactly what that means.
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  153. These beautiful images show the Northern Lights over north-east England: http://bbc.in/19CZAZy (All material courtesy of Ian Glendinning) #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Aurora
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  154. Suicide claims thousands of lives every year - but figures show that men are around four times more likely to kill themselves than women. It is thought to be the single biggest cause of death for men under the age of 50. One person who has had personal experience of this is the BBC's Simon Jack, whose father took his own life when he was 44.
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  155. Destruction and devastation in #Kobane. A BBC team including correspondent Quentin Sommerville and cameraman Tim Facey has become the first western TV crew to return to Kobane - this is their exclusive report.
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  156. Brave or stupid? This passer-by tackled a robber who'd just raided a jewellery shop in London: http://bbc.in/1uCU5no
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  157. The BBC takes a quick look at the weapon and its history - in 60 seconds. The Kalashnikov AK-47 is one of the world's most recognisable weapons. The gun is relatively cheap as well as easy to manufacture and maintain, contributing to its popularity with guerrilla forces as well as national armies in Asia and Africa. It is thought that more than 100 million Kalashnikov rifles have been sold worldwide, but the Russian company has not always hit its targets.
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  158. The Bethlem Royal Hospital in south London is the world's oldest psychiatric institution, treating patients for nearly eight centuries. Previously known as Bedlam, over the years the hospital has acquired a huge and significant collection of art and artefacts, much of it by patients.  BBC News was given access to the new space to see how art can play a role in mental health and met one former patient whose work is included in the exhibition.
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  159. The #solstice is the moment in time when one hemisphere of the world has reached the point tilted most towards the sun and the other is tilted furthest away. Once this moment has passed, the Earth begins its six-month journey towards the next solstice, bringing the opposite season to the northern and southern hemispheres.
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  160. With the order book for the most recent jumbo jets by Boeing and Airbus looking sparse, BBC News explains why the outlook for the jumbo is not looking good.
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  161. Nasa releases incredible solar flare footage http://bit.ly/19gl7aK
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  162. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-51289897
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  163. The richest fight in the history of boxing takes place on Saturday in Las Vegas. The unbeaten American Floyd #Mayweather meets Manny #Pacquiao from the Philippines Tickets are on sale on online marketplaces for $351,000 (£230,000). But if you didn't manage to get a ticket there's always this, rather luxury accommodation. The only issue may be the price tag. #MayPac #MayweatherPacquiao #FightOfTheCentury
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  164. How the Hubble Space Telescope opened up the universe
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  165. More than 30 million Americans trace their roots back to Mexico - it's the fastest growing demographic in the US. BBC Pop Up spent January in Tucson, not far from the border, where 42% of the population is Hispanic. Benjamin Zand asked dozens of people to explain what being Mexican-Americans means to them.
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  166. Juan Pablo Culasso has been blind since birth but he has become one of the best "birdwatchers" in South America. Uruguayan Juan Pablo Culasso, 29, has been blind since birth but he has become one of the best "birdwatchers" in South America. His father encouraged him to play birdsong on the piano as a child and took him to a museum to feel their feathers.
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  167. A new method of compression could see ultra-HD video streamed to TVs and other devices using around 50% of the bandwidth currently needed.
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  168. Why China is building new islands  and why that's a problem for neighbouring countries
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  169. Ever smashed the screen on your smartphone or tablet? Good news: you might be able to fix it yourself
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  170. The White House has suspended the credentials of CNN's chief White House correspondent hours after a testy exchange with President Donald Trump: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrPts61BQXA&t=9s
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  171. The BBC's Rory Cellan-Jones finds out how criminals go about cloning your card.
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  172. A man pulled from a QR23 flight at Manchester Airport has been arrested on suspicion of making a hoax bomb threat. Military jets escorted a passenger plane to Manchester Airport after reports of a possible device on board http://bbc.in/1uitQ0w
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  173. Stephen Hawking backs venture to listen for aliens He has launched a new effort to answer the question of whether there is life elsewhere in space.
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  174. Is this the scariest haunted house in America? http://bbc.in/1G1XiyU
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  175. A young girl has a very lucky escape after part of the Donbass Arena crashes to the ground following a blast near Donetsk, #Ukraine http://bbc.in/1DzK7mT
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  176. The shooting of black teenager Michael Brown in Ferguson reveals a “stark racial divide” in American views, according to a new poll by the Pew Research Center http://bbc.in/1pH6YHO
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  177. DOCUMENTARY: The BBC's Arabic Service follows a young woman as she negotiates to free Yazidi women being held captive by Islamic State fighters in Northern Iraq.
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  178. 3 major international summits are taking place this week - the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation (Apec) meeting in China, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Myanmar and the G20 summit in Brisbane, Australia. But of the 58 leaders attending, together representing 5 billion people, only 5 are women.
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  179. "When it lands on your back, it's like a tonne of bricks" - a surfer describes riding waves of up to 10m high off the west coast of Ireland.  Surfing enthusiasts took advantage of the dramatic swells heading out to sea to catch the "barrel of your life". You can never be too cautious in conditions like these - one surfer wore three life jackets.
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  180. Unknown to many, a third of the Lebanese population died of famine and disease during WW1. BBC Arabic’s Carine Torbey recounts the horrifying story of the Famine of Mount Lebanon.
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  181. Dramatic footage has emerged in #India which shows a local train in the western city of #Mumbai overshooting the end of the track and crashing into the barrier before coming to a halt. Passengers waiting at Churchgate station fled and people aboard the train leaped out in panic. 5 passengers were injured, none seriously, and suburban train services were disrupted. Human error has been blamed for Sunday's crash.
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  182. In an exclusive interview with the BBC's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen, Syria's President #Assad says that he receives messages via third parties from the US-led coalition against Islamic State.
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  183. New research suggests most types of cancer are the result of bad luck, rather than unhealthy lifestyles, diet or even inherited genes.
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  184. The solstice explained in 3D - why days are shorter in winter and longer in summer.
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  185. Life in the most dangerous postal code in Baton Rouge.
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  186. Italian police release underwater footage of wrecked cruise ship Costa Concordia.
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  187. More people are in prison in America than anywhere else in the world. President Obama and politicians from both parties want to change that. Rajini Vaidyanathan looks at how the US prison population got to record levels.
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  188. So Egypt's answer to Jon Stewart took over BBC News ... just for few minutes. Why, you ask? Well, Bassem Youssef wanted to share his unique guide to the Middle East because he believes that 'news outlets have failed miserably' to deal with the topic. Oh, and find out why number 42 is so important to him.
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  189. Attention thrillseekers - here is the "world's first air-to-ground high five".
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  190. Argh, your smartphone’s run out of batteries again. Don’t worry, here are some ideas that could solve that problem for good http://bbc.in/1FBozFs
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  191. Catrin Nye spoke to one man, 'Ben', who has slept with between 30 and 40 prostitutes. He is 30, single, lives in London and works in PR. On June 1st paying for sex will become illegal in Northern Ireland. It will be following Sweden and Norway in criminalising men who use prostitutes. There are calls for the same to be done across the rest of the UK. Others argue that the best protection for prostitutes is actually legalisation.
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  192. Parts of #Syria are cut off from aid by fighting. Starvation of food and medical supplies has become a brutal a weapon of war. Devastated that this could be allowed to happen, a team of volunteers in America are trying to develop drones to get to places that humans and airlifts can’t.
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  193. Iraq's second city is tightly controlled by its new rulers, ISIS. With footage of life in Mosul, Yalda Hakim tells the story a city run by Islamic State.
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  194. The anti-paparazzi device. New York artist Adam Harvey tells the BBC how it works, and why he invented it (warning: This video contains flash photography).  
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  195. Pope Francis has made a big impact on the Catholic Church since he was elected in 2013, being widely praised for his no-nonsense approach…But his off-the-cuff remarks have sometimes provoked criticism. Here’s a quick look at why…
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  196. A fireworks factory has exploded in Colombia - knocking a cameraman off his feet http://bbc.in/1BERlEy
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  197. Muscle-ups, front lever, and the human flag are exercises that you will rarely see in the gym.  They are extreme body weight only movements performed by competitors in the growing sport of street workout.  The sport can be practiced anywhere, at any time and for free.  Smith Mangena, from Soweto in South Africa, was the first African to compete in the world championships.  He is now taking the sport back into the townships to help keep young people healthy in a nation with one of the highest obesity rates in the world. Video journalist: Christian Parkinson
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  198. A Syrian refugee tells how he nearly drowned in a lorry of melted chocolate as he tried to enter the UK.
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  199. President #Obama told exclusively to BBC News that US gun safety laws are "the one area where I have been most frustrated and most stymied"
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  200. #FeliciaDay is a self confessed video game addict, she's known as the #QueenofGeek , turning a successful acting career into an online video series. She says the digital world opens up new opportunities for women in acting - by lowering the entry bar - and allowing them to create less stereotypical female characters. http://bbc.in/1ieWBmd
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  201. WATCH: Dramatic footage as unmanned *****  #Antares  rocket explodes seconds after lift-off 
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  202. Elvis Romano is an Elvis Presley impersonator and obsessive who performs the works of The King in the Roma language. His mission? To share Roma culture with the world, and to prove that Romany is a modern, living, breathing language.
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  203. At least 12 people have died in Paris after masked gunmen opened fire in the headquarters of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical magazine. But should religion be exempt from satire?
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  204. "You can't run, you're an open target running, he was shooting anyone on their feet as well as people on sun loungers, he was just killing them." - Angela Evans recounts how she lay face down in the sand so that she was not killed in the Tunisian #Sousse beach attack http://bbc.in/1g3EOFA
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  205. An Erasure fan sparks an impromptu singalong at a London Underground station with his own version of the band's A Little Respect
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  206. More than half of the world's oil paintings come from Da Fen in southern #China. Located in China's manufacturing hub, Shenzhen, Da Fen thrives on the mass production of art. It exports millions of replicas of Van Goghs, Monets, and Picassos to the world, generating billions in revenue for painters who were once farmers or migrant workers.  The founder of Da Fen, the 69-year-old artist Huang Jiang, spoke to BBC News about his miracle business model and the challenges his team faces now
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  207. A BBC investigation for Panorama has exposed poor working conditions at factories making Apple products in China http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-30532463
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  208. It has been 100 years since the outbreak of WW1 - and most people tend to think of the conflict's European battlefields. But one of the first and crucial battles took place in Africa when allied forces invaded the German colony of Togoland in August 1914. The BBC's Akwasi Sarpong travelled to Togo to uncover one of the lesser known stories of the war and its impact on the West African nation.
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  209. Meet British women who are funding themselves through university by dating rich older men via websites. Emma Jane Kirby meets them and asks - who is exploiting whom?
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  210. Hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes as Cyclone #Hudhud pounds India's eastern coast, killing at least three people http://bbc.in/1sBNHJM
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  211. It's 3 billion miles away (4.7bn km) and has never been seen in detail but now Pluto, at the very edge of the solar system, is on the brink of being revealed in a new light. On Tuesday, Nasa's #NewHorizons spacecraft will sweep past the icy dwarf planet and send back the clearest ever images of it.
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  212. Ever wondered why #Pluto  is NOT a planet? #plutoflyby   #newhorizons  
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  213. A young designer based in London has developed a hand tool that he hopes can change the way we think of craft skills, allowing for more intuitive, organic design.
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  214. Three people give a personal insight into living with dementia
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  215. #Sextortion: It's a big business for organised crime in the #Philippines
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  216. #Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks frankly about Apple watch and how he felt being played by Seth Rogen
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  217. He's been caught off a googly at silly mid-on. What is cricket? #cwc15
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  218. After 50 years of hostility - Cuba and the US have struck a deal to restore diplomatic relations. But how did it come to this? http://bbc.in/1w1UxVN 
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  219. Here's the moment when UKIP leader Nigel Farage accused those attending the BBC's election debate of being a "left-wing audience" before suggesting "the real audience are sitting at home". #BBCdebate   #ge2015  
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  220. Prince Philip was heard swearing during a photoshoot at the RAF Club. The prince briefly lost his temper while waiting for a photographer.
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  221. Take a look as the BBC News helicopter reveals staggering devastation caused by flooding along the Thames Valley. #ukfloods  
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  222. Iranian author Mohammed Ali Jamalzadeh recalls the "brutal and shocking" atrocities he witnessed by the Ottomans against the Armenians during World War One. Animation by Morteza Rakhtaala.
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  223. +SteveFusionX Hey Steve, both mum and her baby boy are fine.
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  224. Many Muslims are concerned that Islam is too often associated with negative images on TV and online. A new on demand TV service called Alchemiya is launching in the UK hoping to change perceptions and misconceptions of Islam.  
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  225. When a duckling was orphaned and found in a neighbour's garden, businessman Austin Hutchinson came to the rescue and now they are inseparable. He adopted "Pancake" and they have formed such a close bond that they go to see clients together and hang out in his office.
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  226. The last 14 years are among the 15 hottest on record - can the latest UN talks on #climate change reach agreement to halt that trend?
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  227.  #Mindfulness is traditionally a Buddhist form of meditation, its popularity is growing rapidly and it's now being taught in schools, has been adopted by the national health service and is behind best selling books and top apps. So how does it work? Benjamin Zand has been giving it a go.
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  228. This story will melt your heart.  Bailey Matthews from Doncaster, in the UK, has completed his first ever triathlon - despite having cerebral palsy. The 8 year old was cheered as he abandoned his walking aid to complete the event. #amazing_moments   #inspirational  
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  229. Check out the technology designed to help people cheat in exams in India. The Indian Supreme Court recently ordered 600,000 students to re-appear for a test after reports of large-scale cheating. Cheating during exams is illegal in India, but it is still widespread.  
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  230. 'If this exit poll is right I will publicly eat my hat' and other reactions to the general elections exit poll ‪#‎GE2015‬
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  231. BBC Sport looks ahead to the 'Fight of the Century' between Floyd #Mayweather and Manny #Pacquiao on Saturday, 2 May. The fight sold out within minutes and tickets immediately appeared on websites for as much as £94,000 ($141,000). We spoke to some boxing experts about who is more likely to win the fight. #fightofthecentury #mayweatherpacquiao #maypac
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  232. Finland is one of the coldest countries in the world - with a record low below -50°C (-58°F). So what can the US learn from Finland about dealing with cold weather? http://bbc.in/1AsrErt
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  233. Happy birthday to Cern. Watch 60 years of amazing discoveries - in 60 seconds. Starring: the Big Bang, the World Wide Web, and the Higgs boson. http://bbc.in/1mGv1aB
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  234. A BBC investigation has seen evidence that details what happened to the $10m sent from #Fifa to accounts controlled by former vice-president Jack Warner.
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  235. Friends of #EricGarner protest in New York after the decision not to charge a police officer who appeared to used a chokehold to restrain him. He later died. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-30323750
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  236. The BBC's Carrie Gracie reports from the heart of the protests in Hong Kong, where police have used tear gas to disperse thousands of pro-democracy protesters. Follow live news updates: http://bbc.in/1xtCX2X
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  237. For many the Confederate flag is the emblem of racism and hatred dating back to the American Civil War 150 years ago. Several photographs have emerged of the gunman, Dylann Roof, holding it before he went on his murderous shooting spree. President Obama says the Confederate flag belongs in a museum yet just 180km away from the scene of the shootings... at the state house in Columbia, the Confederate Flag still flies.  But what does the flag really stand for?
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  238. Drone video shows the devastation near the epicentre of the #nepalearthquake  eight days ago. 
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  239. Xiaomi may well be the biggest smartphone maker you've never heard of. BBC News has made this guide to the Chinese tech giant.
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  240. A zoo in Denmark that provoked outrage after putting down a healthy giraffe has killed a family of four lions to make way for a new young male lion.
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  241. How do you land a spacecraft on a speeding comet? David Shukman reports from the virtual surface of comet 67P  #Rosetta
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  242. "The whole body just lunged onto his camera". Watch as an octopus makes it clear he doesn't like being filmed.
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  243. The surfer who became a billionaire - by inventing the GoPro camera http://bbc.in/Zu0Mci
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  244. A a fascinating mini-documentary with Steven Rosenberg who travels across Ukraine to hear personal stories of the conflict ahead of parliamentary elections.
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  245. The price of a barrel of oil has almost halved since June. This explains why 
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  246. What's the chance a robot will take your job?  http://bbc.in/1Aj8ymH 
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  247. Almost four years after protests began in Syria and with President Assad still in power, #BBCSyriaWar takes a look at the conflict through the eyes of those affected.
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  248. Good vibrations - the system that allows you to feel music: http://bbc.in/1xyTAYN
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  249. Car manufacturer Mini has shown off a pair of augmented reality glasses which give drivers 'x-ray vision'.
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  250. An 80-year-old athlete is awaiting verification of a new British hammer record after returning to the sport. Warwick Dixon, from Horton Kirby near Dartford in Kent, represented the UK in his youth and has recently returned to the sport after a five-year break.
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  251. Do you believe that consuming powder made from endangered rhino horns will cure fever and remove poisons from the body? Rhinos are dying in great numbers, just to satisfy appetites in Asia.    Sue Lloyd-Roberts reports from Vietnam for BBC Newsnight. WARNING: The video contains disturbing images
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  252. We all dream from time to time of escaping it all and heading for the hills, but is it all it's cracked up to be? BBC Pop Up speaks to residents of two remote villages in the Rocky Mountains.
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  253. From Dawn to Dusk: The BBC spends a day with the #NepalEarthquake survivors trying to rebuild their lives
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  254. Just another face in the crowd? Check out this video purporting to show Kim Jong-chul - North Korean ruler Kim Jong-un's elder brother - attending two Eric Clapton concerts in London
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  255. Have you ever seen a cross between a goat and a sheep? You have now....  Video courtesy of the Irish Farmers Journal http://bit.ly/1gt7gcr
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  256. More than 220 people have been killed and 843 injured after a tsunami hit coastal towns on Indonesia's Sunda Strait. Officials say the tsunami could have been caused by undersea landslides after Anak Krakatau volcano erupted. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-46663158
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  257. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse and physicist Brian Cox are both well known for their brain muscle but who would win in a #scifight? Neil thinks Brian would "warp space time" in a fight.
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  258. China looks set to emerge as a giant of science. It has a robotic rover on the Moon, the honour of having the world's fastest supercomputer and the largest centre for the cloning of pigs. The country's ambition is impressive but there are concerns about the pace and nature of change, both in scale and environmental impact. BBC science editor, David Shukman (http://bbc.in/1dEiiQg), has just returned from China. From 1400 GMT on Monday 20 January, he will answer your questions about the trip on our BBC News Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151835344112217&stream_ref=10
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  259. Capoeira's popularity is growing in an unlikely place: Kinshasa, the capital of the DR Congo. Tens of thousands of children beg on the streets each day, one man is offering them hope, teaching them discipline and providing them with a temporary family through free capoeira lessons.
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  260. Video footage shows a large vortex in a lake in the US, as water is drained away following flooding. The two and a half metre wide hole could easily swallow a small boat. http://bbc.in/1BH7FZS Video footage courtesy of Edward Johnson, Tulsa District, US Army Corps of Engineers
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  261. In which the BBC tries to unlock the mystery behind Prince's secret song vault.
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  262. What is the real cost of UK's EU membership: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dokwnx4U1aA
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  263. Cathedral conservators who scaled the height of Britain's tallest spire to repair a weather meter have filmed their spectacular efforts. Clerk of Works Gary Price led the "heart in your mouth" work 404ft (123m) up at the capstone of Salisbury Cathedral in Wiltshire.
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  264. A young girl, badly wounded by a stray grenade in Afghanistan, has finally returned home after treatment in the United States.
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  265. Walk this way as scientists try to work out how and why #penguins waddle: http://bbc.in/1FtZrDE
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  266. Photobombed by 007 himself. Daniel Craig did this to our entertainment correspondent Lizo Mzimba during a live report from the #Bond24 launch of #SPECTRE  http://bbc.in/1CIjwHa
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  267. Germany legalised prostitution in 2002, creating an industry now thought to be worth 16bn euros (£13bn) a year. Inside a German "mega brothel": http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-26261221
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  268. Two people, including the hostage-taker, have been killed as the #SydneySiege ends with Australian commandos storming the cafe, local media reports say: http://bbc.in/1w8RxvE
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  269. The BBC gets exclusive access to the coalition air mission against Islamic State militants in Iraq. 
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  270. Children and adults alike have been flocking to Taiwan's increasing number of themed restaurants, including one where almost every item of food and much of the decor feature Hello Kitty's iconic face
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  271. How does a fighter jet flying at 180 mph land on the deck of a ship? 
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  272. New legislation in the US aims to allow some undocumented immigrants to stay and apply for work permits. Many of the so-called "illegals" are reluctant to admit their status. The BBC's Aleem Maqbool finds out why. http://bbc.in/1EUjrxp
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  273. Watch the moment a construction worker is rescued from a burning building in Houston, Texas moments before it collapses. Eyewitness Karen Jones filmed his amazing escape. http://bbc.in/1h9h6oi
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  274. A young designer based in London has developed a new system that he thinks will change the way we carry luggage - and take the burden off the public transport system during commuting hours. Sven Ladiges of the Royal College of Art explained to the BBC how his 'Cargo Runner' system works.
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  275. Boris Johnson vs Ed Miliband in a fiery clash on The Andrew Marr show Mayor of London Boris Johnson has told Labour leader Ed Miliband that he would do "more damage to this country than he did to his brother" in a heated confrontation on The Andrew Marr Show. Ed Miliband had some advice for Boris Johnson, if the latter became Conservative leader. "I'd get rid of Lynton if I were you," he said, referring to the Tories' election strategist, Lynton Crosby. #GE2015
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  278. WARNING: Footage contains some disturbing images Sectarian violence in the Central African Republic has reached a new extreme with an act of cannibalism in the capital, Bangui. The BBC's Paul Wood has heard a graphic first-person account, which some might find upsetting. http://bbc.in/19oogDV
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  279. Uruguay striker Luis Suarez is banned from worldwide football-related activity for four months for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/28023882
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  280. French police have surrounded a building where two men suspected of the #CharlieHebdo massacre are said to have a hostage. LIVE updates: http://bbc.in/144PQ6T
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  281. What do you make of this - a new kind of 3D interface that lets users "touch" the air instead of pressing buttons:  http://bbc.in/1gLCgGb
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  282. How fast is the world's fastest 'speedcuber' ?
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  283. Watch what happens when Indian rescue workers discover a hidden #leopard http://bbc.in/1rjMfH9
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  284. In all its splendour. NASA time-lapse video shows the Sun's activity over 5 years
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  285. The 80s classic home computer the ZX Spectrum has been recreated thanks to fundraising by fans.  Elite Systems in Lichfield, Staffordshire, received donations of more than £60,000 to reinvent the machine. It is a replica with familiar rubbery keys and when it is connected to a tablet computer it is possible to play the old games and use it for programming. 
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  286. Take a look at this dramatic footage we've had sent into us from South Sudan by our correspondent Alastair Leithead & cameraman Jack Garland.  They were filming with government troops advancing to the front line just outside Bor when they were ambushed.  A WARNING: This footage does contains some disturbing images Get all the background to the crisis in South Sudan here. http://bbc.in/1bDxVkz #SouthSudan #SouthSudanCrisis
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  287. In August 2014 thousands of Yazidis fled IS and became entrapped on Mount Sinjar in northwest Iraq. Many were killed or captured and enslaved. Vice News photographer and filmaker Frederick Paxton visited Sinjar before and after. Download the free World Update podcast: http://bbc.in/1tAGpCb
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  288. Solar Impulse: A solar-powered plane has passed the "point of no return" in its second bid at making a record-breaking flight across the Pacific Ocean.
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  289. BBC has just launched what it calls a 'lifeline' information service on the Viber chat app in English + Nepalese for #NepalEarthquake  BBC World Service Apps Editor, Trushar Barot explains how it works.
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  290. The Clarks shoe company started using iPads to measure children's feet last year, and it's all about capturing invaluable foot data. If you go to a shoe shop during half term next week, you may see lots of children getting their feet measured with iPads. Clarks has bet millions on the scheme, hoping it will be rewarded with an invaluable bonanza of digital data. So what was wrong with the tried-and-tested mechanical shoe gauge?
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  291. Get a dizzying perspective of #Chicago - from a skyscraper's tilting tower
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  292. Bright idea - Graphene light bulb, that cuts energy use and lasts longer, to go on sale http://bbc.in/1HVjJsi
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  293. An emergency call made by a 16-year-old girl who hiked to safety after surviving a plane crash in a mountainous area of the north-western US has been released by police.
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  294. Fortunately he escaped serious injury:  bbc.in/1FZtIt2 
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  295. They're some of #Libya's best and brightest - we follow 23 graduates from Benghazi as they embark on a year long management science course at Cambridge University in the #UK. The idea is to bring back skills to help build Libya's scientific research base, but as the country descends further into civil war, what sort of situation will they return to?
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  296. What life is like under Islamic State - read exclusive stories from ‪#‎Mosul‬ in Iraq: http://bbc.in/1HYk8oU ‪#‎InsideMosul‬
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  297. Police in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi, have fired tear gas at primary school children who were protesting against the seizure of their school playground by a property developer. The police, some accompanied by dogs or carrying rifles, dispersed the protestors -- some as young as 6 years old -- after they pushed over a newly built wall placed between the school building and playing fields. 
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  298. Will we ever drive flying cars? Will we ever use teleportation to get around? Where will tech take us in the next 50 years? These are just a few of the questions asked by the Pew Research Center in a new survey about what sort of future innovations Americans foresee. The BBC's David Botti looks at the survey's findings.
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  299. Guess who's back... Kim Jong-un has reappeared - and he’s using a walking stick http://bbc.in/1D8wZ7V  So #WhereWasKimJongUn ?
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  300. A website that allows women to crowdfund their breast implants is "exploitative", the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons has told the Victoria Derbyshire programme. MyFreeImplants.com allows women to fund their breast enlargements by receiving money every time they chat to men online. 
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  301. Clarkson incident was a "dust up" over dinner, #TopGear colleague James May says: http://bbc.in/1Fb7Fk9
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  302. Rhino horn camera that 'could save rhinos from extinction'
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  303. A group of Kurds sitting on the Syrian border watch the bombing of #Kobane. "I am so sad, but what can I do?"
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  304. Three girls who escaped their #BokoHaram abductors in Nigeria have told us their story. Watch their account, beautifully animated by Luis Ruibal in this video produced as part of the BBC's #100women series.  <http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-29762252>
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  305. Illegal alcohol known as 'killer brew' is devastating communities in Kenya - and driving wives to take desperate measures. 
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  306. What did the BBC's technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones make of #Windows10 ? He was given a crash course by product manager Ian Moulster. He showed Rory some of the operating system's new features, including its voice controlled assistant #Cortana.
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  307. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47274679
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  308. A man convicted of harassing his neighbours and their disabled children has received this unusual punishment from an #Ohio judge. http://bbc.in/RiewU1
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  309. A BBC investigation has found that hundreds of migrants crossing into Macedonia are facing abuse, police brutality and even the risk of being kidnapped. An increasing number of migrants are trying to get to Northern and Western Europe via the Balkans.   Macedonia is one of the transit countries they travel through on their overland journey. International groups say that migrants travelling through Macedonia are often attacked by trafficking gangs and experience beatings, allegedly by the police.
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  310. Izmir, western Turkey: where donkeys power the internet http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-28002064
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  311. Why are three bikers from the Netherlands taking on Islamic State militants? http://bbc.in/1qGNOz2 The head of Dutch motorcycle club No Surrender explains why they're apparently leading a Kurdish battalion in Iraq.
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  312. "Human beings are more alike than we are un-alike" - Maya Angelou  Tributes have been paid to the American author and poet Maya Angelou who has died, aged 86. http://bbc.in/1rglkBm Harry Potter author JK Rowling tweeted one of Angelou's quotes in tribute: "'If you are always trying to be normal, you will never know how amazing you can be.' Maya Angelou - who was utterly amazing." Civil rights campaigner Reverend Jesse Jackson wrote: "The renaissance woman has made a peaceful transition. She acted, sang, danced & taught She used poetry as a road for peace." - Watch Angelou discussing her relationship with her mother http://bbc.in/1py4SYw - Watch her tribute to Nelson Mandela http://bbc.in/1rglkBm
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  313. Ian Lowe is a professional blacksmith who gets to "play with fire and hit things."   He believes his age-old profession is in safe hands: http://bbc.in/1lwxLqH
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  314. Scientists have captured some of the clearest ever images of #Archaeopteryx using a new "camera obscura" technique - inspired by Leonardo da Vinci: http://bbc.in/1k6C0Xl
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  315. Motorbike clubs are popular around the world.  In South Africa they have traditionally been the preserve of the white community, but in recent years more and more clubs with black members have begun to spring up.  Often the members combine their love of bikes with a passion to give back to their communities. 
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  316.  Art or artefact? After a week in which the reality TV star's famous derriere has featured large in the media, which included a report in The Sun claiming she had commissioned an "artistic statue" of her bottom, the BBC's Will Gompertz asks how the art world might judge such an object.
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  317. Video-game arcades have all but died out, but one man is salvaging and repairing old machines to keep the arcade alive
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  318. The owner of this restaurant in #China's Heilongjiang Province has started serving food that's been prepared by robots as a way of cutting costs.
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  319. It's been nicknamed the "chicken from hell" and is a strange bird-like creature that has a bony crest on top of a beaky head and a long tail like a lizard. It is the Anzu wyliei and is a new species of dinosaur discovered in the US. It also could provide crucial further clues to how dinosaurs became extinct.
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  320. The story of four England fans who walked for 100 days from Argentina to Brazil to raise money for a water well in the host country, which has been suffering from drought. 
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  321. Young #designers are turning to tape-measure technology to re-design familiar objects: http://bbc.in/1jbqRWB
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  322. Here's the dramatic footage of gunfire ringing out inside Canada's Parliament buildings today.  The city remains on edge: http://bbc.in/1FCFo5G We know the #OttawaShootings killed a soldier, and injured at least two others. One gunman has been shot dead.   
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  323. As the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight #MH370 continues, the BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes goes inside a cockpit simulator to find out how easy it is to change a flight path. 
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  324. The leader of the Afghan Taliban, Mullah Mohammed Omar, has died, Afghan officials say, but the militant group has not commented on the claim. The reclusive leader died two to three years ago, Afghan government and intelligence sources said. No further details were released. http://bbc.in/1KyBQmI
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  325.  Why is China wary of the Scottish referendum? http://bit.ly/1qmoNxI
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  326. Police say they have made a significant discovery at the home of #Germanwings co-pilot Andreas Lubitz For the latest developments go to: http://bbc.in/1xF14h1 
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  327. It was dubbed by some the "worst ever" game and created an urban myth 30 years in the making. Now thousands of copies of Atari's infamous 1982 computer game "ET: The Extra-Terrestrial" have been dug up in a New Mexico landfil site. But how and why did they end up there? Xbox Live's Larry Hryb visited the search site.
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  328. President #Obama told the #BBC he would deliver a blunt message on gay rights when he travelled to Africa. Mr Obama has faced criticism in the country after the US legalised gay marriage. However, in his interview, the president said he would not fall silent on the issue.
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  329.  Beijing Police Equipment Expo is an event showcasing the latest law-enforcement gadgetry at the disposal of China's ruling Communist Party.
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  330. It's the world's first 4G action camera, according to the British phone network EE:  http://bbc.in/1GrgUh9 
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  331. This has been one year where the news cycle has been pretty brutal to say the least, but that did not stop many of you responding to our request to help with our alternative review of the news and attempt to illustrate the big events of 2014. 
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  332. Facebook's WhatsApp deal explained in 60 seconds
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  333. Flight #MH370 ended in the southern Indian Ocean, Malaysia's prime minister announced after giving new satellite information:
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  334. The cruise ship #CostaConcordia is floating again after a huge salvage operation. It will be another six or seven days until the wreck is fully refloated and can be towed to the Italian port of Genoa.  See the full story here. http://bbc.in/1raOykz
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  335. The president of Argentina, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, is coming under pressure as protests are expected over the government's handling of the unexplained death of the public prosecutor Alberto Nisman a month ago. She has been criticised for what her opponents call a divisive and aggressive response to the crisis. 'Cristina', as she is colloquially called, is occasionally flamboyant and naturally politically combative.
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  336. The BBC's Lyse Doucet follows the lives of children on both sides of the conflict in Gaza. Children in Gaza and Israel have lived through three major conflicts in six years. 
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  337. What do Cubans think of the historic new deal with the US?
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  338. What does freedom look like to you?  As part of the BBC's #freedom2014 season we asked you that question. You showed us that you saw freedom everywhere, with common themes including prison, animals, immigration, love and movement. http://bbc.in/1hdXye5 
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  339. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-46757179
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  340. Jesús 'Chuy' Aceves aka the Mexican 'Wolf Man' and a dozen members of his family suffer from the extremely rare condition of congenital hypertrichosis, meaning they were born with an abnormal amount of hair on their faces and bodies. Filmmaker Eva Aridjis documents their struggle for love and acceptance.
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  341. What is it like to grow up as the son of a convicted terrorist? BBC's Yalda Hakim talks to Zak Ebrahim, the son of one of the men who planned the 1993 bombing of the World Trade Centre.
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  342. YouTube comedy star Humza Arshad has been recruited by counter-terrorism police. He's made a video, shown in schools around the UK, to warn of the dangers of violent extremism. He explains why:  http://bit.ly/1BnGTiS 
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  343. A doctor has survived a shark attack in New Zealand - and managed to stitch up his own wound afterwards. James Grant fought off the #shark after it bit into his leg.  He explains what happened, and how he went to the pub afterwards. DOCTOR VS SHARK: NEW ZEALAND MAN FIGHTS OFF SHARK, STITCHES HIS OWN WOUND & GOES TO A PUB - BBC NEWS 
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  344. Blooper Alert! Time to moo've away?
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  345. Miracle survival! Man drives off a 24m cliff and lives.
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  346. Doctors give eyewitness accounts to the UN Security Council of what it was like to treat the victims of suspected chlorine gas attacks in Syria. The testimony brought some members of the Council to tears. http://bbc.in/1NVRIof
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  347. A football-mad couple from India are making their way to see their ninth World Cup football tournament http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-27898226 The elderly pair went to their first World Cup in Spain, 32 years ago.
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  348. New York prison break: How did they do it?
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  349. A drone, bought by the British Army for £850m, is to begin flying over Wiltshire this week. It's the first time an "Unmanned Aircraft System" has been cleared to use in civilian airspace in the UK, on what is likely to become a permanent arrangement.
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  350. This dramatic video shows the moment thieves in eastern England try to steal a cash machine with a rope and a 4x4 vehicle. http://bbc.in/1rN71De
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  351. What is it like to be launched like a 'missile' at 90mph? 
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  352. In the summer of 2013, police officers shot and killed an unarmed man who they stopped in the mistaken belief he was a suspect in a robbery. The city of Gardena, a part of Los Angeles, ultimately settled with the family of the victim for $4.7 million (£3 million). This week a judge ordered the police to release the recordings filmed from inside the patrol cars of the officers involved.
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  353. Time zones, currency and passports. The BBC looks at some of the changes that will be taking place in Crimea now that it is part of Russia. 
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  354. We've launched our latest global BBC News app. Download it now and personalise the news that matters to you.
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  355. One person has died and fifteen are being treated for minor injuries after an explosion in an East Harlem apartment building that then collapsed. Watch this dramatic aerial footage showing the extent of the damage as New York fire crews douse the rubble.
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  356. Did you know that #Christmas crackers actually date back more than 150 years? BBC's John Maguire has been finding out how it all began.
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  357. What are your most memorable moments of 2013? BBC Newsnight takes you on an animated journey of the key events of the past year.
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  358. In the aftermath of the shooting in Charleston, South Carolina residents share what they think of the Confederate flag in the grounds of the state capitol. The flag was embraced by the man accused of killing nine people in a black church last week. To prolonged applause, Governor Nikki Haley called for the "removal of a symbol that divides us", a move that paves the way for a vote this week. But the Sons of Confederate Veterans says it will fight attempts to remove the flag. http://bbc.in/1LPkqlJ
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  359. A parachute fails as #Nasa tests new technology for landing larger spacecraft, and eventually astronauts, on #Mars: 
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  360. Live Coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-asia-47578860
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  361. Over the past few months, #IslamicState militants have posted horrific images online of how they kill men for being gay - by throwing them from high buildings. So far this year, they've documented the murders of 26 men they've accused of being homosexual - though activists say the true figure could be much higher. Caroline Hawley has travelled to Lebanon to meet a friend of one of the murdered men - who  himself had a narrow escape. We're not identifying him and his words are spoken by an actor. You may find some of  Caroline's report distressing.
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  362. A show at London Fashion Week has featured the world's first smartphone skirt http://bbc.in/1mfFEAv
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  363. How does Islamic State govern an area the size of Belgium? BBC News explains in 90 seconds. #ISIS  
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  364. Explore the makeshift shelters in #Calais ' migrant camp - 'The Jungle' in a 360 video. Use the navigation tool to have a look around. You can also click and drag or if you're using a mobile simply move the phone around. 360 video must be viewed in Chrome desktop or through the YouTube app on mobile devices.  
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  365. It started at Harvard University in February 2004, as a way for students to connect with their friends. A decade later, and Facebook celebrates its 10th birthday with 1.2 billion users worldwide. So what does the future hold for this social media giant? And how has it changed its users' lives? 
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  366. Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza's third-term bid has prompted deadly protests in the capital. But how common is it for leaders in Africa to cling to office? BBC News takes a 60-second look at the staying power of African presidents. 
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  367. Can Microsoft's latest tablet compete with the iPad?
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  368. #Thailand's army chief announces that the military is taking control of government in a coup d'etat:  http://bbc.in/1gStEDf
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  369. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-51020564
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  370. The US and China currently have the world's biggest economies but which country does the rest of the world think will dominate in future? 
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  371. Award-winning chef Andoni Luis Aduriz is developing an app to bring the full sensory experience of his cooking to smartphones. The app allows the user to virtually recreate one of his signature dishes which can then be smelt through the use of a device which plugs into the phone.
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  372. New wearable-tech dress defends your personal space.  http://bbc.in/1AvL7d1
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  373. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-50511063
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  374. From a toilet offering a more comfortable squatting position to a toothbrush that tests glucose levels - we meet the designers who want to introduce big changes in the smallest room. 
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  375.  "I can remember seeing the gun and the barrel pointing towards me."  Royal bodyguard shot while protecting Princess Anne tells the BBC of 1974 kidnap attempt:
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  376. Kenyans on Twitter ( #KOT ) are in uproar after a #CNN report on their country. They're using a hashtag that's trended worldwide, and the country's interior minister has even got involved. Why? BBC News explains, in 60 seconds.
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  377. He has a strong claim to being the world's greatest living geek actor. Canadian Charlie Ross has been touring the globe with his one man shows of Star Wars and Lord of the Rings for 14 years. A self-confessed geek, his big breakthrough came not from a theatre review, but a review in tech blog Slashdot.
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  378. Leopard at large. Watch this dramatic footage from BBC News YouTube: Leopard at large- dramatic video- BBC NEWS Panic has gripped the northern Indian town of Meerut where all local schools have shut because of a leopard on the loose. A high alert has been sounded in the town, which is a two-hour drive from the capital, Delhi, after the animal attacked and injured six people. #Leopard #India Subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/bbcnews
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  380. Former #FIFA Vice-President Jack Warner speaks to the BBC. He's accused of soliciting $10m in bribes from South Africa's government over the hosting of the 2010 World Cup.
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  381. If you're lucky enough to hail Aiden Kent's taxi, you can expect a journey with a difference. Aiden is London's crooning cabby.
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  382. Come with us inside the Berlin shop where you borrow instead of buy. Leila is a library of things and a pioneer of sharing in a consumer society. Power tools are among the most popular. But you can also find inflatable boats, kitchen appliances, ice skates and toys. Is it an idea worth sharing?
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  383. Not all the news we covered in the last year was bad. Here's some of the good news from 2014
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  384. Thanks Jackson
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  385. BBC Radio 5live got two men together to talk frankly about their experiences of being diagnosed with HIV, 30 years apart.
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  386. The BBC spent an evening in Thessaloniki, tracking down three diverse voice of #Greece's youth and asked them about their hopes and expectations for the talks in Brussels. 
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  387. Pittsburgh's Conflict Kitchen serves up controversy. The #BBCPopUp  team has spent November in #Pittsburgh and Benjamin Zand has been following the story.
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  388. A Sikh man, described on social media as "the most outraged man of ‪#‎India‬", has told BBC Hindi's Parul Agrawal about his life as the "face of street protests in Delhi". The 43-year-old has been photographed protesting against all sorts of issues over the past few years.
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  389. As the WWF releases a report on the economic value of the world's oceans, BBC News looks at their findings, and the value of auditing nature.
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  390. Panorama: Britain's Secret Terror Deals -Thurs 28th May, 9pm, BBC 1 British security forces have been accused of involvement in dozens of murders during the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Reporter Darragh MacIntyre investigates allegations that the state colluded with paramilitary killers and covered up their crimes.
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  391. Not all stories we reported in 2014 involved violence and destruction. The year was also full of good news stories. Here are just a few.
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  392. A new £4m gallery & museum is set to open to show off art and artefacts acquired by Bethlem Royal Hospital in south London, the world's oldest psychiatric institution.
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  393. "We wanted to make something that showed technology being used in a more informal and fun way. The first thing that came to mind was giving fish the ability to drive around on land." 
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  394. Is London miserable? Stats say it’s the wet noodle of cities, but hug tours and laughter flash mobs are trying to change this.
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  395. There's nothing like a bit of competitive rivalry between a giant and an underdog. The aviation field is no different. Two French pilots are claiming to have made history by crossing the English Channel in an electric plane -- within hours of each other.  Airbus flew its battery-powered prototype into France, just as another French pilot claims to have made the crossing on Thursday evening in his own tiny one-seater. 
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  396. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-47769566
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  397. What is gay conversion therapy and does it work? 
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  398. #sandrabland was arrested as part of a routine traffic stop on 10 July. Video of the event shows her being thrown on the ground. Police say she kicked an officer.  After spending the weekend in a jail cell, she was found dead on Monday morning. A medical examiner ruled the death a suicide, but her family disagreed.Now local authorities and the FBI are investigating her death, saying it will be reviewed like a murder case. Here's a look at the facts we know so far.
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  399. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46991589
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  400. Inside a Chinese 'ketamine village' Police in #China are battling to contain the illegal recreational use of ketamine, which is soaring among the country's young people. The BBC's Ceilia Hatton went undercover in one small village known as the Fortress, where the trade in the drug lives on, despite repeated police raids
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  401. Would Lance do it all again? Watch the interview here.  http://bbc.in/1JtZIay
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  402. Liliane Umubyeyi, who is now 35 and moved to Britain in 2000, witnessed her family being slaughtered by armed Hutus and was gang-raped, but survived. This powerful animation by the BBC's Newsnight programme is part of the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. 
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  403. One in five female students will be sexually assaulted during their time at US colleges, statistics suggest. The BBC Pop Up team spent the past month at the University of Colorado, one of the colleges which has found itself under investigation. http://bbc.in/1mQnEh3
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  404. Thank you for your comment. It's indeed an incredible story.
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  405. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-asia-47383889
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  406. More reports from Xinjiang: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUXc20SeLLbYyAh1jIy3vh2
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  407. Think your old mobile phones are just junk? For some, they are butterflies http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-28106467
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  408. Les Papiers Mouchoirs are a three-man comedy troupe who appear around Kinshasa, often at funerals. Mourners say the laughter "returns some of the joy they have lost" with the death of a loved one.
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  409. Uruguay footballer Luis Suarez has played down an alleged bite on Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini, claiming that the incident was not a "big deal" http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-28011943 #WorldCup  
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  410. In the run up to the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, western media has extensively covered Russian attitudes towards gays. But there are those who accuse the western media of  'exaggerating' the levels of #homophobia in the country arguing that the situation is much worse in countries like Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. Watch the video and let us know what do you think?  #sochi2014   #sochi   #sochiolympics  
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  411. “Outside is Anbar, and most of that province is in the control of Islamic State.” http://bbc.in/1z2W6Vi Quentin Sommerville reports from the Iraqi army’s Ain al-Asad air base as IS closes in.
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  412. A greenhouse like no other - it's made of recovered sash windows http://bbc.in/1IN8Gmq
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  413. The BBC's Ian Pannell and Darren Conway have witnessed the devastating effects of air bombardment on Syrian civilians after gaining rare access to rebel-held areas of Aleppo. http://bbc.in/1iu9fmr
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  414. Pride's Michael Salter on CNN claims an Islamic State flag was spotted at the London parade
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  415. Under fire near #Iraq's Baiji oil refinery - watch a special report from our correspondent Quentin Sommerville:
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  416. Mums v Guns - Should guns be offered for "sale" on Facebook?  #BBCtrending  finds out how a group of American mothers spoofed Facebook's "Look Back" video to campaign against the site's policy on guns. Are you subscribed to our YouTube channel? If not you can do it right here www.youtube.com/bbcnews
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  417. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-47873592
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  418. Kofi Annan and Jimmy Carter face a panel of under-25s on BBC News at 15:00 GMT. Tweet questions using #EldersDebate  http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/worldnews/2015/elders-debate
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  419. In a rare BBC interview, Julian Assange - founder of the whistle-blowing website Wikileaks - discusses his support for an internet for Europe and the difficulties involved in setting it up.  
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  420. David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg faced tough questions from a Question Time audience in the final TV event of the #GE2015 campaign http://bbc.in/1CEfWso
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  421. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-49234874
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  422. Footage from 22 March of the mudslide in Oso, in the US state of Washington, shows a young boy being carried away by a helicopter rescue team. http://bbc.in/1rAUpxN
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  423. Many of the stories we have reported on in #2014 involved violence and destruction. But last 2014 was also full of Good News. Here are just a few of them. #bbcnews
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  424. The BBC's Jeremy Bowen's exclusive report on West #Aleppo's civilians' struggle to survive: http://bbc.in/1oxMQJE
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  425. Ever wondered what it's like to ski in North Korea? The hermit kingdom may not be known for winter sports or its tourism industry but the Masik Pass Resort is hoping to change all that.
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  426. In an exclusive interview with BBC News, US Defence Secretary Ashton Carter says that "only the people in the region" can keep Islamic State defeated. http://bbc.in/1eLiRdP
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  427. Watch dramatic report by the BBC's Wyre Davies who was in the middle of #Rio #Riots. Hundreds of people clashed with police during in protest against increased fares for public transport. Pay close attention to what happens at 1:42.
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  428. Painting the swing, catchy campaign songs and celebrating wins A look through a few memorable moments of elections past in the BBC Archive #GE2015   #ge2015  
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  429. Watch Shamima Begum Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGAxm6KJTWE
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  430. #BBCtrending looks at how a plan by the Iranian government, to address poverty in the country, ended up being ridiculed on social media. President Rouhani decided to give out free food baskets instead of money. The handouts though led to chaotic scenes with images shared on social media. 
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  431. At least 21 protesters have been reported killed by security forces in #Kiev after the breakdown of a truce agreed on Wednesday. http://bbc.in/1bnP4Fc Are you in #Ukraine? have you been affected by the protests?
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  432. +Margo Macdonald It's not the soundman this time. It's me...forgot to mix the audio. I've added an annotation on this video pointing you towards the fixed version. Sorry about that.
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  433. Riot police in Turkey use tear gas and water cannon to prevent demonstrators defying a ban on protests on Istanbul's central Taksim Square. http://bbc.in/1mgKqJY
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  434. Spoiler Alert! #cherylsbirthday maths puzzle solved http://bbc.in/1DesI3k
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  435. Prubbs thanks for spotting it. All fixed now.
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  436. Theresa May to face vote of no confidence from Tory MPs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3SzcHHzQMY
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  437. Thousands march in Yellow vests: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7oKpUpOGKs
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  438. A UK #GE2015 guide for non-Brits http://bbc.co.uk/electionlive 
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  439. Candidates sing for #GE2015 votes Continuous coverage: http://bbc.in/1CEfWso
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  440. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-49146644
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  441. We understand that many of you are disappointed that the camera shot changed in the final few seconds. Here is the other angle https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA
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  442. Great video!
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  443. Take a rare look inside Afghanistan's controversial Bagram jail with the BBC's Yalda Hakim, who recently got unprecedented access. Today, 65 detainees were allowed to walk free, a move condemned by the US as it believes they are dangerous and have blood on their hands. 
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  444. +TheRedClaw42 We are so glad you liked it. The team has been working on it for months. Watch out for the world's first 360 programme due to air on Click. Check out their YouTube channel during the day.
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  445. Help and Advice is available: http://www.bbc.co.uk/actionline
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  446. Read and watch all our CES coverage at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46721207
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  447. Coronavirus: Death toll rises to 427: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eavggz1suMY
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  448. +The Fart Goblin Indeed he is, this was his project.
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  449. Donod Fps She sure is
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  450. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46632892
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  451. Really well done.
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  452. +mark c If you look at our website you will find people who voted to leave the EU. Here's one example https://youtu.be/fNmPyXtaa1c
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  453. A centuries old ban was broken when two women walked into a South Indian shrine: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pcH1RGLRVM
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  454. Maybe...
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  455. Somehow I have a feeling you haven't had a look at our channel yet. You might be surprised.
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  456. Hassan Radwan So do we :)
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  457. +The0Skeleton123 Done
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  458. Both mum and baby boy are fine
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  459. The ski has a long history, but hasn't always been associated with competition as we know it. Modern ski events are as varied as they are exciting, often requiring bespoke skis that are designed to fit the bill. #sochi2014  
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  460. When cops become robbers: Inside one of America's most corrupt police squads Read the FULL Story: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/when_cops_become_robbers
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  461. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-47055499
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  462. We welcome and encourage your comments. But please be respectful with your language and tone. Thank you for watching BBC News on YouTube.
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  463. Chandima Bandara No need for rudeness - Here's the money shot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA
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  464. Video Upload Vsauce (Michael Stevens) over to you!!
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  465. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-47139908
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  466. Stabbed Polish mayor dies in hospital: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46867286
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  467. +Brit Lab I'll pass on the salutes to our boffins 😀
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  468. FYI this story has been on our website since the 18th of November. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30104524
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  469. ANY teenager can make one?
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  470. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-40897522
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  471. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/PLNMqvmycN/conjoined-twins
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  472. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-46968700
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  473. Subtitles are available now.
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  474. It's our own Lucy Hockings who did the interview. It's amazing how Raphael managed to move on and rebuild his life as a journalist.
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  475. ***** Here's the money shot. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA
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  476. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/the_killer_queues_of_ukraine
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  477. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-46763940
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  478. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-47335414
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  479. Thanks for your comment George
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  480. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46648160
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  481. Why not, it's part of World Hacks - our solutions based journalism project. Check out the rest of films in the playlist.
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  482. JabberCT I don't think you are the only one who feels that way :S
    19
  483. Coronavirus: How do I protect myself? : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STgRHkB-vx4
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  484. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47237051
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  485. +Super1Pumpkin I can assure you he's not
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  486. impact of Governments' Coronavirus measures: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYrt9POFZ5E
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  487. Spot on, thanks.
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  488. +KingHustleJR Have you seen this article ? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-35117713
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  489. Thank you and yes we will
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  490. Who is ASAP Rocky and why is he on Trump's radar?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_nfB3HZqeo
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  491. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47492624
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  492. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-47275072
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  493. You could always turn down your volume ;)
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  494. You can also read the whole conversation between Rob Watson in London and Anthony Zurcher in Washington, DC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-47045056
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  495. Indeed, thank you
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  496. +Sangus Brule Indeed there are. We are only starting to experiment with this technology. Watch this space. What is your favourite 360 video?
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  497. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/1diisEsIvY/hong-kong-protests
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  498. Completely agreed though isn't it interesting to meet the people who are making their living out of it.
    16
  499. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47891737
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  500. here is the documentary: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n3ct5fyt
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  501. Brexit battles: How Theresa May keeps fighting on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuaJBJvhCq8
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  502. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-46970620
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  503. The fight for Tripoli explained from the front line: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsuJn7YuYhI
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  504. Follow Live coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-46861934
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  505. You will notice that this video is part of Also In The News playlist. You can always catch up with news from around the world by checking out our Latest News playlist
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  506. READ MORE: https://canvas-story.bbcrewind.co.uk/sites/1943-berlin-blitz/
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  507. I'm sorry that you've missed the 'Spoiler Alert' notification.
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  508. Iraq and Syria: After Islamic State? [Full Documentary]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0AkGoliFi0&t=1s
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  509. Sorry about that, I guess we can all make mistakes from time to time. This time audio wasn't mixed prior to being exported.
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  510. Can you imagine the look on the face of the interviewer? 
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  511. Too good to be true?
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  512. +Samuel Leonard (Twisted Aero) Thank you. We will be doing more 360 videos especially now that we have several cameras.
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  513. +Antivorg He'd break the net?
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  514. Thanks for getting in touch with us. Jonathan did an interview with Yingluck Shinawatra at the end of November. You can watch it here THAI PM YINGLUCK SHINAWATRA INTERVIEW - BBC NEWS
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  515. Does anyone think it sounds like the Predator?
    13
  516. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/tmZeuc7TX0/the-seduction-game
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  517. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-47274672
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  518. It feels good to be loved...
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  519. ***** So no respect even for the journalists who put this film together?
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  520. Apologies about the glitches. Unfortunately this happened during the uploading of the video.
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  521. UPDATE: 'Phuc Dat Bich' admits his name and whole life story is a prank http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-34918491
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  522. READ MORE https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47373996
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  523. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-49149477
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  524. CGP Grey is terrific. Do you like our data viz?
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  525. Hi David, this report focuses on the plight of children and huge levels of malnutrition as result of the ongoing war. The full Our World documentary, airing this weekend, looks at the big picture. In the meantime here's another video which might interest you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H32js9Rf22w
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  526. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-46992612
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  527. JacksonDaBomb I wonder why so many people found it so difficult then?
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  528. +Stone W glad you liked it
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  529. How Tories remove a prime minister: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaGBbj4dvgk
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  530. WATCH 'My life without skin' : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWVpKCnRCvY
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  531. They are directly impacted or they have someone in their close family who suffers with mental health issues.
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  532. Vote for your favourite Indian Sportswoman of the year here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-ea40c3fc-7244-4902-8c66-ce6a7cbc7fb0
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  533. +PartTimeJedi Sure is...I think he roared 'Dive, dive'
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  534. Hey Tabby, you may disagree or dislike the way the interview was conducted but that doesn't mean that you should be rude.
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  535. The number of passengers has now increased to 100,000.
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  536. It will be on BBC (UK) tomorrow night
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  537. rofyle Here's the money shot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA
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  538. +D.A. DuFur Did she?
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  539. So true but it's interesting to hear how to get to the answer. Next time no white boards :)
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  540. Hi all, several people have already highlighted the fact the video is lacking an audio channel. Apologies for the mistake.
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  541. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-49662640
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  542. +Mark Jabroni Hi Mark, if you watch the full doc you will find his name and photo. The link is in the description and also appears as an info card.
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  543. This video was originally made for Instagram. Maybe that's where it should've remained ?
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  544. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46867424
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  545. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-47754185
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  546. +Thurston Lambert Thanks. The problem is that cameras which do automatic video stitching compress the video a lot. In order for us to turn the video around quickly we have to rely on such cameras. Saying that there are some fantastic rigs out there which allow for much better quality but it takes a very long time to complete the stitching process. Hopefully, as the technology gets better so will the quality of the videos.
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  547. She's from Nigeria.
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  548. Hi Sally, thanks for your post. It is information that is already in the public domain.
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  549. This particular one was trying to escape the weasel attack.
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  550. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-49585682
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  551. Tick
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  552. You can watch the full documentary via this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6Sgle6lQsk We spoke to four victims, former gang members and a defence lawyer about the growing trend.
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  553. We do, it's called BBC Mundo
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  554. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBXzL2Z3QdtsvsCu22qJwSXJ
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  555. Earlier this month, we reported on Aziz, a disabled four-year-old Yazidi boy. His parents were forced to abandon him on Mount Sinjar as they fled the Islamic State advance in Iraq. Rescued by Kurdish fighters and taken to Syria for treatment, his parents were alerted by relatives after his picture appeared on Facebook and the BBC. On Thursday his father, Jalal, made the journey to Syria in the hope of being reunited. But he arrived too late. Aziz died early that morning.
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  556. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-50419297
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  557. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-49929280
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  558. codster guitaristHD Our Google Plus account is primarily focused on science & tech for the moment. You might find what you're looking for on our website or even our YouTube channel. Thanks for your input. 
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  559. +Ernesto Cossu A 360 camera
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  560. It certainly puts things into perspective
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  561. Carrie Lam's four steps to try and ease Hong Kong tensions : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRCNj416WhQ
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  562. Rob Wasteney Thanks for your comment. How does a Google + conversation differ from that of Facebook? Is it the tone or the topic or both?
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  563. fozzy0266 You can watch the longer version here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNT_p_XEea0
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  564. It was filmed with GoPro cameras mounted on a rig. Glad you liked it. We are planning to do more.
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  565. Aiden W we do but we also make features from the world of current affairs, sport, art, culture ....
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  566. +Avish Ajith If you head to our website you will see that we are. Here's an example Yemen conflict: Air strike hits MSF hospital in Hajjah http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-37083035
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  567. Thanks for getting in touch. What didn't you like about our reporter?
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  568. Unfortunately Jo Cox has died https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_46DVlBiss
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  569. Your powers of observation are much better than mine :) Still interesting to hear how one gets to the correct answer
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  570. Hey Richard, sorry about the audio issue. It was uploaded with a split audio
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  571. So a 4 month ban for Suarez? Is FIFA being tough enough or too lenient?
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  572. +VEROTIKAA It's a clever campaign.
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  573. +FrostByte_ No this time. I'm sure there's one around the corner.
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  574. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/stories-47001188
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  575. +Gus Hey Gus, glad to hear you liked this video. How would you like to see the channel improved?
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  576. Good question
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  577. cheers, we are still experimenting with the technology. More to come soon
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  578. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-47043561
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  579. grazie
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  580. Hi David, this is a feature story of the two boys. You can find more context here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xyzr1pnozxg
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  581. Thanks. Just fixed the typo.
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  582. You mean this one? http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-37398721
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  583. Nolan Willard Thanks for this. We'll take a look at it ASAP.
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  584. This video, including the music, has been provided by the UK charity 'Street Child' 
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  585. Hey, it's only fair enough if you don't like this video but I can assure you there is plenty news content on our channel . Here' sour latest video from Ferguson Ferguson: Tear gas disrupts report - BBC News
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  586. What's the best meme of the Suarez 'bite' you've seen so far?
    5
  587. What is your favourite quote from the works of Gabriel Garcia Marquez?
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  588. Audio described version is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cTXUCkIWTA&feature=youtu.be
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  589. Facebook seems to be working again in Thailand. Can anyone from Thailand confirm please? Are other social media platforms working as usual?
    5
  590. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47284342
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  591. Hey everyone, apologies for the spelling mistake. It's now been fixed. 
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  592. Pleiadian45 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DJWg_5LnXs
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  593. +soulfly1012 You read my mind
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  594. Good luck with that
    5
  595. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-47143135
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  596. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-49759626
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  597. :)
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  598. More than 40 bodies recovered from Java sea during search for #AirAsia jet #QZ8501, Indonesia navy say
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  599. Read More: - Google chief Sundar Pichai has faced accusations of political bias from US politicians: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46521887 - According to Google Trends, "idiot" is currently the number one most searched for term in the US: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46538122
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  600. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2qvGdlx7Bg&list=PLS3XGZxi7cBXzL2Z3QdtsvsCu22qJwSXJ
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  601. Happy to oblige ...it's on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10152552579182205&pnref=story
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  602. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-49440952
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  603. At least 9 people known to have died in Tuesday's #Kiev clashes, officials say
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  604. +Ivie Eve Best hashtag to use is #FindAzam
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  605. so inspirational don't you think?
    4
  606. Here's one of our stories UN says Gaza 'on knife edge' - BBC News but feel free to look for others.
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  607. Olivia Boyer What seems to be the problem?
    4
  608. We marked everything we could recognise, including the Moon. Hopefully you enjoyed the rest of the video.
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  609. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-47430432
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  610. Hi, best way watch this film is on a smartphone device. That's what we optimised it for. Let us know what you think. Thanks for getting in touch.
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  611. Ok. Do you have better tips?
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  612. elisabeth tubaut Thank you Elisabeth
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  613. Ariana Airlines says plane that crashed in Afghanistan was not one of their aircraft READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-51264744
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  614. thanks for your comment. we are trying different formats.
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  615. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7gDBVmgIRA
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  616. Hey Andy, unfortunately that was the way it was edited during the live transmission. Luckily we managed to eventually get the money shot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA&list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUsYo_P26cjihXLN-k3w246
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  617. Apologies about that, it's a glitch which happened during the upload. Hopefully it didn't ruin the experience.
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  618. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-devon-47189277
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  619. Thank you, all fixed now.
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  620. Fred Koori Eagle eye.....many thanks for that, much appreciated.
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  621. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/haven_shepherd
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  622. Apologies about the tech issue with the audio. I will re-upload a complete version.
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  623. Kelly J :)
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  624. Unfortunately the 24 year old Palestinian woman - who lost several members of her family in an Israeli air strike on Gaza - has died in hospital.   She was filmed being rescued from her uncle's home on Sunday - but died last night of her injuries.
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  625. skooter Martin A Ford Focus
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  626. The full version is on our website www.bbc.co.uk
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  627. German police say suspect has been arrested.
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  628. We had a debate about who might replace Blaise Compaore - Burkina Faso: Who will replace Blaise Compaore ?
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  629. Thanks Charlie, we'll see if we can include it. Glad you liked it.
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  630. Bruno Deprez I have been enlightened - thanks Bruno
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  631. Read and watch all our CES coverage at: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46721207
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  632. Fair enough. Which ones are your favourites?
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  633. Indeed they are. Thanks for the spot. All fixed now.
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  634. Worst hit areas - La Paz, Beni, Santa Cruz and Cochabamba
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  635. We welcome and encourage your comments. But please be respectful with your language and tone. Thank you for watching BBC News on YouTube.
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  636. Swiss national radio reported that one carriage had plunged into a ravine and another was hanging from the rails. The extent of casualties is unclear but officials say the injured have been taken to hospital by helicopter and ambulance.
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  637. Green Man Sorry you feel that way. What is it exactly that you don't like?
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  638. Listen to the full interview: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07t2zwz
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  639. cold enough for it to snow?
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  640. Mnjjkkkkjkjjjnnjjjkkklllllokkkjiikkjkjjjhhjiikll L h
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  641. +elieattayek Mistake on my part, rushed the post.
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  642. sfxworks Thanks for the message. We'll take a look at it right away.
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  643. +Streaky Haddock Hi, this video is being used as a promo. Our colleagues from Newsbeat filmed the feature, you can watch it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pSzzWttdFuU
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  644. Matt Bowen Thanks Matt. Where exactly are you?
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  645. Thanks for your comment
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  646. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-47254939
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  647. I think it started in 2014. This film was commissioned for our 100 Women series. Have a look here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBXWgiiNUJdhqssTIkrjVJfu
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  648. Hi everyone, apologies for the typo. The mistake has now been amended.
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  649. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49243757
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  650. Sorry about that. I just checked it out, play fine for me. Have you tried reloading it?
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  651. Where do you live?
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  652. Ok, now it seems that half of the pkg has been cut out. Not having a good day today.Third time lucky. Thanks for your patience.
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  653. As promised, here's our interview with Martin Le-May who snapped this photo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw-OOdfogUQ&list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUsYo_P26cjihXLN-k3w246
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  654. CHRISTOPHER EDWARDS Not scary enough for you?
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  655. Thanks. Our check out some of the other films done by our Pop Up team. They've have a similar treatment.
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  656. READ MORE: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-47771192
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  657. https://youtu.be/14NQbf9m2VU?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBWFcQeG31sL_fvuyeklGXWR
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  658. Sam McKeown Thanks Sam, all sorted now.
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  659. Hi and thanks for your reply. I can tell you that we have some interesting features int he pipeline during the Sochi Olympics. Keep an eye out for our Science of Sochi series. Unfortunately we are not able to show actual sporting events on this channel due to international Olympic broadcasting guidelines. What do you think of our coverage so far? Again thanks for getting in touch
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  660. A special rig is holding several cameras
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  661. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-48830980
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  662. +FatSnorlax Thanks. Glad you liked it.
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  663. +Tomáš Zelenka This is only the beginning :)
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  664. freakingnoobs Ouch
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  665. Rodd Wayne Not really no. Feel free to check out the channel and catch up with the rest of the news from around the world.
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  666. DaAnrgyPersian :(
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  667. What is the real cost of UK's EU membership: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dokwnx4U1aA
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  668. Thanks Carla.
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  669. Our Hexacopter went on a holiday to Brazil. Check out some of the amazing images it captured. 'Above Brazil': Filming with a drone camera - BBC News
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  670. Is that a rule? :)
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  671. Here's what our colleagues from BBC Trending think happened yesterday with Facebook. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-trending-27603712?ocid=socialflow_twitter
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  672. Make sure to check out his YT channel https://www.youtube.com/jamesgrimaldi
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  673. Sorry for the mistake.  I think we may need more coffee here this morning:)
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  674. ***** Hey Martin, unfortunately these things happen. Thanks for your comment.
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  675. You are being so picky... It's 60 seconds from the moment the actual explainer starts... so there :)
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  676. Sorry about that...audio was exported as split unfortunately.
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  677. We are trying out different things so we'll definitely take your feedback into account.
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  678. +LittleBillysWorld completely agreed. I've added the subtitles because we know that many people these days watch videos on their mobile devices without the audio on. Also it might be helpful to those for whom English is not their mother tongue.
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  679. ***** Eagle eye. Thanks. It has been changed.
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  680. The_PYTHON_Factor It is indeed. Our Click channel was created only recently therefore until now we've found that our Google Plus community enjoyed tech & science content.
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  681. Thanks, we are still experimenting. There will be more to come. The process, however, is very time consuming.
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  682. Thanks for spotting the typo. All fixed now.
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  683. a rather sweeping statement, don't you think Mr. President?
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  684. Just a good video. You don't agree I assume?
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  685. ***** that's a great suggestion, thanks. I'll let the team know.
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  686. David Rodriguez Here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMq-8At1yYA&index=2&list=PLS3XGZxi7cBUsYo_P26cjihXLN-k3w246
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  687. Vieni, si sta bene a Londra :)
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  688. Kosovo's MPs have ratified a 2015 border agreement with Montenegro, fulfilling a key condition for gaining visa-free travel in the European Union. The vote went ahead despite attempts by opposition politicians to prevent it by throwing tear gas in the chamber. Read More: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-43484684
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  689. all fixed. thanks
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  690. Gracias
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  691. +Ivie Eve Our team is currently in Serbia trying to find him
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  692. i suggest you check out our channel. You'll find things like this Somalia: Under the shadow of al-Shabab - BBC News
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  693. goblaeith What makes it lame in your view?
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  694. Patrizia Melis WWF and Dr Ian Bell did all the hard work. We just wanted to make sure that as many people as possible got to see it.
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  695. Follow our Brexit coverage: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/uk_leaves_the_eu
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  696. Not at all but as this video was most watched on our website I wanted to share with our YouTube audience too.
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  697. Here's the full story 'Funny' parody mash-ups legalised - BBC News
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  698. We're glad you like the video
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  699. +Tristian Martinez Thanks for the feedback. I think the editing you are referring to was intended to be as such. I'll pass on your thoughts to the team.
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  700. Have you watched the video?
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  701. Hey guys we just uploaded this video from Ian Pannell. Let us know what you think Effects of barrel bombs on Aleppo- BBC News
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  702. Are you watching the video via the app. If not you need to make sure that you are using the Chrome browser.
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  703. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AChogddqDKU&list=PLS3XGZxi7cBXzL2Z3QdtsvsCu22qJwSXJ
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  704. The pistol used to kill unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin appears to have been removed from an online auction. More here.. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-36281438
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  705. The two members of the Russian punk band Pussy Riot who had reportedly been detained at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, have now been released, according to a tweet by the husband of one of the women. 
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  706. Several airlines have grounded Boeing 737 Max 8 jets following the deadly Ethiopian Airlines crash. It was the second disaster in five months involving a Boeing 737 Max 8: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5vXXDPX8JgA
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  707. Ok, Here's a version which works just fine. Do let me know if there are any further issues. WHY HAS THE SUN GONE TO SLEEP? - BBC NEWS
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  708. It was production music though I'm not sure which one exactly as it was done a while ago.
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  709. Suead Alenizi Thanks for your comment
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  710. Just in.... An unmarried mother has won access to a Widowed Parent's Allowance in a landmark Supreme Court ruling. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-45355028
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  711. Pete Beauds Hey Pete, thanks for your comment. Feel free to check out the rest of our channel. You'll find a variety of content there from around the world.
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  712. That is the question...
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  713. +mike marlow Try watching it in the YouTube App
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  714. Hi Mawemu, apologies this video was uploaded with a split audio.
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  715. https://youtu.be/14NQbf9m2VU?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBWFcQeG31sL_fvuyeklGXWR
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  716. Thank you. We loved it too.
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  717. Strasbourg shooting: What we know so far: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46535862
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  718. Why?
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  719. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/resources/idt-sh/Wales_conjoined_twins
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  720. Josef Esoj Daroczy Thanks Josef. We'll keep that in mind next time.
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  721. OrbisTertiusChannel Why not?
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  722. wclifton968 - gameplays & tutorials We have an entire playlist dedicated to #GE2015 You can find it here https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLS3XGZxi7cBVnkdl4f2kaWKakUdD1KDw4
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  723. WATCH the full documentary: Iraq and Syria: After Islamic State?: https://youtu.be/f0AkGoliFi0
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  724. The eight Brexit options that MPs will vote on: https://bbc.in/2usRlMl
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  725. theossk Thank you
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  726. ***** Thank you. Are other platforms available too?
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  727. Nathaniel Chattoo Do we know if the camera was visible to everyone?
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  728. +Eric J We'll be sharing clips on this channel so stay tuned.
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  729. +Bo88y Beretta glad you liked it
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  730. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhykD0eIVEg
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  731. Here's the reaction from Jose's mother who says she always knew that her son was alive. Castaway mother 'knew he was not dead' - BBC News
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  732. Watch the full film: http://bbc.in/3jRZP8k
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  733. Listen to the full podcast here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p07tw015
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  734. Eagle eye!! Thank you. It has now been fixed.
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  735. Unfortunately not here. Your best bet is our website www.bbc.com/news
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  736. Lewis Turner All points have been take on board though it's slightly harsh to say that it is not professional at all. Look, we are trying to see if visualizing radio is worth pursuing. I appreciate your thoughts. I wonder what others feel.
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  737. Can you tell us why? We are trying out different formats and we'd like to get as much feedback as possible. Thanks
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  738. READ Full transcript: Venezuela President Nicolás Maduro interview https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-47211509
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  739. nice idea but we don't have narration in our short explainers.
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  740. According to Reuters - U.S. Justice Department says FIFA defendants have been charged with racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracies.
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  741. In a separate development, Swiss prosecutors launched a criminal case into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids, won by Russia and Qatar respectively. In a statement, the office of the attorney general of Switzerland said criminal proceedings were opened "against persons unknown on suspicion of criminal mismanagement and of money laundering in connection with the allocation of the 2018 and 2022 Football World Cups". It added that "electronic data and documents" were seized on Wednesday at Fifa's headquarters in Zurich.
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  742. Read the full story here: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-63709446
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  743. Couldn't agree with you more.
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  744. Unfortunately not for the moment.
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  745. Thanks for spotting it. All sorted now.
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  746. Itopa Etudaye Ajayi At present you can only see the full interview on BBC World News TV. 
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  747. You can catch the full interview on BBC World News
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  748. Theresa May updates MPs on draft deal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54nJ-M9u0wY
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  749. Thanks to everyone who’s pointed out that soy beans don’t contain B12. You’re completely right and we apologise for any confusion. It is still a good source of vitamins though
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  750. Armed forces 'always' ready to help, says defence secretary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8v0TrHTDOGE&feature=youtu.be
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  751. Read More: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-46773511
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  752. Thank you
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  753. Kneedragon1962 I'm sure that can be sorted out :)
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  754. Her name is Yalda Hakim
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  755. What seems to be the problem?
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  756. Theresa May and and Jeremy Corbyn have clashed in the Commons as the prime minister sought to make the case for her Brexit agreement to MPs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i95ZDcpQo-Y
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  757. iseeicyicetea I guess you can't keep everyone happy.
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  758. Do block letters put you off watching the video? It was not done on purpose. If most people don't like it we can easily resolve it. Thanks for your comment.
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  759. London airspace open but with restricted traffic, NATS says. Many airports have stopped departures 
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