Peru grapples with deadly floods

Thousands in northwestern Peru are struggling to recover from deadly flooding after the Piura River overflowed earlier this week. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Images of March

Images taken by Reuters photographers around the world for the month of March 2017, including the battle to retake Mosul, massive flooding in Peru, and the London attack. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Trump lashes China ahead of Xi visit

Trump unleashes a string of executive orders aimed at China in a crackdown before his high-stakes sit down next week with Chinese President Xi Jinping

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Germany balks at US NATO spending demands

The Trump administration's mantra that most NATO member increase their military spending is met with a cold shoulder by one of the alliance's most powerful members, during the first visit by U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson.

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Clinton takes jab at Trump, touting "research, evidence and facts"

Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton takes a subtle jab at President Donald Trump, invoking "research, evidence and facts" in a speech Friday, on the role of women in international security and peacemaking. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Zuma sacks finance minister, shaking S. Africa

President Jacob Zuma's midnight sacking of his finance minister shook South African markets on Friday, undermining his authority and threatening to split the African National Congress (ANC) that has governed since the end of apartheid. Lucy Fielder reports.

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NATO foreign ministers pose for family photo at Tillerson's first meeting

NATO foreign ministers gather in Brussels to look into ways of keeping Washington committed to the alliance, which the new U.S. President Donald Trump has previously denounced as "obsolete". Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea's ex-president Park jailed on bribery charges

Ousted South Korean leader Park Geun-hye was behind bars in the Seoul Detention Centre after her arrest in a corruption scandal that has brought low some of the country's business and political elite.

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SpaceX launches first recycled rocket booster

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket recovered at sea from its maiden flight last year blasted off again in the first successful launch of a recycled orbital-class booster.

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Plane said to be carrying Kim Jong Nam's body and North Korean suspects seen leaving Malaysia

A plane believed to be carrying the body of the estranged half-brother of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and North Korean suspects is seen leaving Malaysia after Kuala Lumpur agreed a swap deal with Pyongyang. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Bomb hits Shia mosque in northwest Pakistan

At least 22 people are dead and dozens more wounded in northwest Pakistan after an explosion struck near a mosque as people gathered for Friday prayers.

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NATO says trans-atlantic bond "rock solid" as Tillerson visits

NATO chief says ties between the alliance European members and the United States are "rock solid" as US' Tillerson arrives to discuss fair burden sharing. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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All aboard! Riding the rails into France's far-right

The train from Paris into the French countryside is a voyage deep into the strongholds of far-right presidential candidate Marine Le Pen, echoing populist support in Britain and the United States. Lucy Fielder reports.

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U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson attends first NATO meeting

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson attends in his first NATO meeting in Brussels on Friday (March 31). He told allies that the United States will uphold previous agreements and ensure the alliance has the capability to defend itself, including from Russian aggression. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Hong Kong offers a loophole to China's ivory ban

China shuts a third of its ivory factories and stores in a major step to end the poaching of elephants. As Reuters Farah Master reports, Hong Kong may be the biggest obstacle in the crackdown.

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South Korea's Park arrested after marathon hearing

South Korea's impeached president Park Geun-hye is arrested after eight hours of testimony. A Seoul judge approved her arrest on the basis she might destroy evidence. Ryan Brooks reports

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EU to lay out Brexit response, set negotiating priorities

The European Union will tell Britain on Friday how it aims to negotiate its "orderly withdrawal" from the bloc, limit uncertainties for businesses and pave the way for a close future partnership. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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MMA provides a space to escape for war-weary Afghanistan

Mixed martial arts takes off in Afghanistan not only as entertainment, but also a constructive pastime for young people in a country ravaged by war and poverty.

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Debris shield floats away during spacewalk

A five-foot debris shield being installed on the International Space Station floated away during a spacewalk by two veteran U.S. astronauts, a NASA TV broadcast showed. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Venezuela's Maduro called 'dictator' after Congress stripped

Venezuela's socialist president Nicolas Maduro was branded a "dictator" and accused of staging a “coup d'état” after the nation's highest court took power away from Congress.

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Australians bring out jet skiis in Cyclone Debbie floods

Extreme weather in Australia has forced the evacuation of around 40,000 people, but some sports lovers appear to be enjoying the floods.

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Trump calls candidate for ambassador to Denmark 'high quality'

U.S. President Donald Trump meets with Danish Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen at the White House and is heard praising his top candidate for U.S. Ambassador to Denmark as "high quality". Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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UK sets out bid to replace EU law

Just a day after beginning the process of leaving the EU, the UK government has set out plans to repeal EU law.

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Meningitis outbreak in Nigeria kills 282 people

An outbreak of meningitis in Nigeria has killed 282 people in recent weeks, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control says, as Africa's most populous country and aid organisations attempt to tackle the surge in infections. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Can Britain seal trade deal in 2-year time frame?

Britain heads towards the complexities of its Brexit negotiations with an ambitious target of concluding an exit deal and trade terms within two years. But is that feasible, given just how much is at stake for both sides?

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Displaced yearn for Mosul return amid deteriorating camp conditions

Displaced Iraqis from Mosul deal with a lack of food in overcrowded relief camps as the number of those fleeing their homes continues to increase. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Italian police arrest pro-Islamic State trio over suspected Venice bomb plot

Italian police have arrested three Kosovars on suspicion of operating a jihadist cell that had discussed blowing up the historic Rialto bridge in Venice. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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EXCLUSIVE: Malaysia's mix-up over Kim Jong Nam's identity

Malaysian authorities wrongly identified the slain half-brother of North Korea's leader as a South Korean national and first alerted Seoul's embassy in Kuala Lumpur soon after his death, sources familiar with the incident tell Reuters.

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Merkel, Rajoy and Juncker arrive for Malta congress

Leaders from Europe's most powerful political family, the centre-right European People's Party (EPP), arrive for annual congress in Malta. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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U.S's Tillerson seeks to keep focus on Islamic State in delicate Turkey visit

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson meets Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan to discuss the fight against Islamic State. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Suicide truck bomb kills at least 17 in south Baghdad -police sources

Iraqi security forces inspect the scale of the damage caused by a suicide truck bomb south of Baghdad that left at least 17 people dead. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Train derailment in northern India injures 25

At least 25 passengers are injured as eight carriages of the Mahakoshal Express train go off the tracks in northern India.

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At least 12 dead in Texas church bus crash

Police say at least 12 people were killed in a bus accident outside of San Antonio. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Court decides whether to arrest ousted South Korean president Park

South Korean former president Park Geun-hye arrives at Seoul Central District Court for a hearing on an arrest warrant against her. Samantha Vadas reports.

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India arrests highlight growing violence aimed at Africans

Indian police put five people in cuffs for beating up several Nigerian students outside Delhi, the latest attack on Africans in the country. Ryan Brooks reports.

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French ex-PM Valls won't vote socialist

French former Prime Minister Manuel Valls said on Wednesday he would vote for Emmanuel Macron in the coming presidential election, the biggest Socialist party name to date to turn his back on its official candidate and back the centrist instead. Mia Womersley reports.

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Pizza with a twist at China's latest food start-up

Baozza is the latest culinary offering in China, combining the traditional baozi bun with pizza toppings and cheese.

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UK fires Brexit starting gun

Brexit has officially begun on Wednesday after the UK Prime Minister Theresa May sent Brussels a letter formally notifying the EU that it is beginning the exit process.

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Toshiba's Westinghouse files for bankruptcy

After years of delays and billions in losses, Toshiba’s atomic energy firm Westinghouse files for chapter 11 bankruptcy. As Tokyo Bureau Chief Billy Mallard reports, that's spreading concern far and wide.

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EXCLUSIVE: Afghans plan to double special forces as threats grow

Afghanistan is beefing up its elite special forces units, which have been badly stretched by two years of rushing from crisis to crisis to hold back an escalating Taliban insurgency. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Clock ticks on Brexit timeline

With the British government set to begin the official process of leaving the EU, Reuters Jacob Greaves looks at the strict time limit on the length of negotiations.

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Three ways Brexit will transform Europe

Britain's divorce from the European Union officially begins on Wednesday, but after 44 years of marriage both parties are looking at a messy prenup.

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U.S. likely connected to Mosul civilian deaths -general

The top U.S. commander in Iraq on Tuesday acknowledged the likelihood that the U.S.-led coalition had a role in blasts in Mosul that killed civilians this month but said an investigation was underway and that Islamic State may also be to blame.

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Mexicos former president tears into Donald Trump

Outspoken ex-Mexican President Vicente Fox slams U.S. President Donald Trump, calling him an incompetent leader stoking worldwide fear.

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Scotland votes for referendum post Brexit

Scotland's parliament has voted to back First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's bid to hold a new independence referendum in late 2018 or 2019, once the terms of the UK's exit from the European Union have become clearer. Saira Jaffer reports

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London attack survivor says time for compassion

A London attack survivor speaks of being run over by Khalid Masood in the attack on Westminster Bridge that killed four. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Anti-apartheid icon Kathrada dies after brain surgery

He fought with Mandela and was jailed with Mandela. After battling racial injustice all his life, Ahmed Kathrada dies at 86 after brain surgery.

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In Pictures: Tourism blossoms for blooms

Tourists flock to capture blossom at its peak in China, Austria, Japan and the USA.

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In the UK, women with legs make policy

When the leaders of the UK and Scotland met to discuss Brexit and Scottish independence, the Daily Mail tabloid's gaze was fixed firmly on one aspect. Theresa May and Nicola Sturgeon's legs.

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Sanctioned Russian bank met Trump son-in-law

A Russian bank under Western economic sanctions over Russia's incursion into Ukraine disclosed on Monday that its executives had met Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a top White House adviser, in December.

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Thousands take shelter as Cyclone Debbie lashes Australian coastal resorts

Coastal areas in northeast Australia are battered by high winds and heavy rainfall as Cyclone Debbie hits island resorts along the world-famous Great Barrier Reef. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Japan to launch investigation into deadly avalanche

An avalanche in central Japan kills seven high school students and a teacher who were among a group of almost 50 on mountain climbing training. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Thieves steal 100kg gold coin worth millions

Authorities say thieves stole a 100 kilogram gold coin from a Berlin museum worth 3.7 million euros. Saira Jaffer reports.

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Live music brings joy to Russian commuters

Hundreds of musicians are being given the opportunity to perform live at metro stations in Moscow to help brighten up travelers' journeys.

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Volcanologists study recent eruptions on Mt Etna

Researchers use new technology to track the causes and consequences of the latest eruptions on Europe's most active volcano, Mt Etna. Francis Maguire reports.

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Japan avalanche kills eight

Seven Japanese high school students and a teacher died after an avalanche struck during their mountain climbing trip.

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Diners use sign language at this Indian restaurant

A restaurant in the Indian city of Mumbai is promoting social inclusion by hiring staff who are deaf and mute, and encouraging diners to use sign language to communicate.

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Pakistan arrests 104 Indian fishermen

Pakistani maritime officials have arrested 104 Indian fishermen for allegedly entering Pakistan's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.

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Election tests Bulgaria's divided loyalties

Bulgarians headed to the booths for the third time in four years on Sunday for a snap election that is expected to test the nation's divided loyalties between Russia and the European Union.

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Family of slain American tourist say he would have forgiven attacker

The family of the American tourist killed in last week's attack at the British parliament, Kurt Cochran, thank the "love of so many people" expressed to them after the assault. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Navalny appears in court after arrest at Moscow anti-corruption protest

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny appears in court after he was detained at an anti-corruption protest in central Moscow. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Prosecutors seek arrest warrant for Park Geun-hye

A South Korean court says that prosecutors will have the chance to push for an arrest warrant for ex-president Park Geun-hye. Reuters' Ju-min Park says they want to keep a short leash on Park while they squeeze her for answers.

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Sex in Thai city frustrates authorities

Thai authorities launch a "Happy Zone" to improve the image of Pattaya, a city notorious for sex tourism. Matthew Tostevin reports from the tourism hotspot on their efforts to make the place safer.

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Eight students feared dead in Japanese avalanche

Eight people are feared dead after an avalanche hit a group of high school students and teachers climbing in central Japan. Samantha Vadas reports.

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New Zealand welcomes Chinese Premier with the Hakka

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang is officially welcomed to New Zealand with a traditional ceremony at Wellington's Government House.

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France's Le Pen says the EU 'will die'

Far-right presidential candidate and leader of the National Front, Marine Le Pen, tells supporters the EU 'will die' as she campaigns in the northern French city of Lille. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Yemenis take to streets of Sanaa to mark two years since of start of war

Thousands of Yemenis rallied on the streets of Sanaa on Sunday (March 26) in support of the Houthi movement to mark the second anniversary of their fight against the Saudi-led coalition. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Coalition takes Iraq civilian deaths allegations seriously: U.S. General

U.S. Brigadier General Matthew Isler told Reuters on Sunday that the U.S.-led coalition fighting Islamic State in Iraq takes every allegation of civilian deaths seriously and Iraqi forces have been committed to protecting civilians in the advance on the militant stronghold of Mosul. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Hong Kong chooses new Beijing-backed leader

A Beijing-backed civil servant, Carrie Lam, is chosen to be Hong Kong's next leader amid accusations that Beijing is meddling and denying the financial hub a more populist leader. perhaps better able to defuse political tension.

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Several injured when car drives into bicycle race in Germany

Several people were injured on Sunday (March 26), some severely, when a car drove into the bike lane at a bicycle race in Berlin, Wannsee. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Thousands protest against corruption in the Russian capital

Thousands protest against corruption in the Russian capital as police detain opposition leader Alexei Navalny in central Moscow on Sunday (March 26). Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Damascus suburb hit by air strike in wake of rebel surge - internet video

The Hamoriyah suburb of Damascus was hit by an air strike on Saturday (March 25), videos released to the internet appear to show, killing 16 people and injuring at least 50 according to a monitor. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Hundreds protest ahead of Hong Kong election

Hundreds take to the streets of Hong Kong to protest against Beijing's 'interference' in the election for the city's Chief Executive. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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The world switches off for Earth Hour

The tenth anniversary of the inception of Earth Hour sees iconic buildings switch off across the gloe on Saturday (March 25) night. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Syrian boy rescued from destroyed building after air strike - amateur video

Syria's "White Helmets" rescuers pull a boy from the rubble of a destroyed building in Maarat al-Numan after a purported air strike, according to clips posted online. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Mosul battle paused over high casualty rate

Iraqi government forces have paused their push to recapture western Mosul from Islamic State militants on Saturday because of the high rate of civilians casualties, a security forces spokesman said. Harvey Biggs reports.

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EU leaders renew fraying Union's vows on 60th anniversary

EU leaders marked the 60th anniversary of its founding in Rome by signing a formal declaration of unity on Saturday as tens of thousands of anti-EU protesters gather outside. Mia Womersley reports.

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Turkey's transport minister criticises electronics ban

The electronics ban on direct flights to the United States and Britain creates "unfair competition", says Turkey's Transport Minister Ahmet Arslan. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Thousands join pro-EU march through London

Thousands of pro-EU protesters march in London as the clock tick towards the triggering of Article 50. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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London police officers lay flowers in tribute to PC Palmer

Police officers laid flowers as a tribute to the officer Keith Palmer who lost his life in the terror attacks in London this week. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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EU seeks post-Brexit unity by going back to roots in Rome

The leaders of 27 European Union countries have arrived in Rome to attend a summit that marks the 60th anniversary of The Treaty of Rome. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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London attacker a petty criminal turned killer

Details are emerging of the Westminster attacker Khalid Masood, who was known to police as a petty criminal, but not suspected of terrorism links.

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Overthrown Egyptian leader Mubarak walks free

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has been released from detention six years after the Arab Spring uprisings swept the region, toppling his government.

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BOJ's Kuroda says no reason to withdraw monetary stimulus

Bank of Japan's Haruhiko Kuroda says there is "no reason" to withdraw bank's massive monetary stimulus since inflation remains far from its 2 percent target.

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'Unprecedented interference ' in Hong Kong election

On Sunday, Hong Kong will likely select Beijing's favored candidate to be its next leader. Venus Wu reports on just how determined China is to see the controversial Carrie Lam elected, and the lengths The Communist Party will apparently go to to make sure it happens.

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French voters struggle on presidential choice

A month before the first round of France's presidential election, 43 percent of voters are hesitant about who to vote for, a poll said on Friday, underlining the uncertainty surrounding the volatile election campaign. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Hungry and afraid, hundreds of people flee IS-held Hawija

Nearly 200 people flee the Iraqi town of Hawija, an Islamic State-controlled town south of Mosul. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Dozens of Russian tanks deployed close to Ukrainian border

A Reuters witness saw dozens of modern tanks arriving at a railroad station in Pokrovskoye in the country's southern Rostov region. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Trump tells House Republicans to pass Obamacare or it stays

U.S. President Donald Trump warns House Republican lawmakers that he'll leave Obamacare in place and move on to tax reform if they don't come together to stand behind a new healthcare bill on Friday. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Hundreds gather in London at vigil for victims of terror attack

Hundreds of people gathered in London's Trafalgar Square in a vigil to remember the victims of Wednesday's (March 22) attack near parliament. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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WH sends prayers to family of American killed in London

White House spokesman Sean Spicer says the administration sends its prayers to the family of Kurt Cochran, who was killed on Wednesday in the London attacks. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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"Near-impossible" to stop London-style attack

Attacks like the one in London are almost impossible to stop, the former head of VIP protection at Israel's Shin Bet security agency said on Thursday, acknowledging that even Israel struggled to prevent them.

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Costa Rica detains Somali with alleged 'terrorism' links

Costa Rican authorities have detained a Somali citizen suspected of "international terrorism" after officials say he entered the Central American country from neighboring Panama. Nathan Frandino reports.

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U.S.-Israeli teen arrested for anti-Jewish bomb threats

A wave of bomb threats against Jewish Community Centers in the U.S. and around the world leading to an arrest Thursday, in Israel.

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Police name London attack suspect

Police have named the suspect in the London terror attack as Khalid Masood, a British-born 52 year old with a string of past criminal convictions.

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British MP's video captures panic inside parliament during attack

A video filmed by David Davies, a British lawmaker, on his mobile phone shows scenes of panic inside the parliament during the London lone-wolf attack which killed four people including the attacker and wounded at least 40 others.

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Parliament panic: London attack seen through lawmaker's video

A British lawmaker films scenes of panic and confusion inside parliament as Wednesday's (March 22) attack unfolded outside. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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London police hold moment of silence for attack victims

London's Metropolitan Police Service at New Scotland Yard hold a moment of silence for victims of Wednesday's attack at nearby parliament. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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State Dept. outlines 'extreme vetting' plans

U.S. President Donald Trump's repeated attempts to ban travel to the U.S. from several Muslim-majority nations have roiled American airports and faced legal challenges in courts. But behind the scenes, State Department cables reviewed by Reuters show an effort to start a program of 'extreme vetting' of foreigners entering the U.S.

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PM May: London attacker was British born, known to intelligence services

British Prime Minister Theresa May tells lawmakers that the man who launched Wednesday's attack was born in Britain, but wanted to "silence" the country's democracy. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Police make arrests in UK parliament attack

British police say they have arrested seven people in the investigation into an attacker who killed three people near parliament on Wednesday.

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British police make arrests after London attack - Sky

British police make several arrests after a raid on a house in Birmingham as part of an investigation into Wednesday's attack on parliament.Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Four dead and 40 injured in Westminster attack

After an attack in Westminster Wednesday that left four people dead and 40 injured, police are scouring for clues as to why an individual went on what authorities have called a 'marauding attack'. Jacob Greaves reports.

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Japan parliament hearing cranks up PM scandal

The head of a Japanese nationalist school says in sworn testimony that he received a donation from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's wife, in Abe's name. Reuters Elaine Lies explains why that may mean trouble for the country's leader.

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Four dead as London digests 'terror' attack

Theresa May condemns Wednesday's attack in London, which authorities say appears to be linked to Islamic terrorism. As police remain silent on the suspect's identity, homage is paid to those who lost their lives. Graham Mackay reports.

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London mayor Khan says "we won't be cowed by terrorists"

London mayor Sadiq Khan issues a rallying call for Londoners after an attack near the Houses of Parliament leaves at least five people dead.

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Video footage shows moment of London attack

A video of Westminster Bridge shows the moment a car speeds onto the pavement to run over pedestrians with a person seen jumping into the River Thames below.

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London mayor Kahn says "we won't be cowed by terrorists"

London mayor Sadiq Kahn issues a rallying call for Londoners after an attack near the Houses of Parliament leaves at least five people dead.

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Video shows injured in Westminster attack

Video uploaded to social media by an eyewitness shows two injured people lying on the Westminster Bridge after an apparent terrorist incident. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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5 dead in UK parliament “terrorist attack”

Five people were killed and about 40 injured in London on Wednesday after a car ploughed into pedestrians and a suspected Islamist-inspired attacker stabbed a policeman close to Britain's parliament.

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Eyewitnesses describe attack near British parliament

A major police operation is launched following an attack outside Britain's parliament that has left at least four people dead. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Iran ups game in Yemen's proxy war

Iran is sending advanced weapons and military advisers to the Shi'ite Houthis in Yemen, sources have told Reuters, stepping up Tehran's involvement in a civil war that could change the regional balance of power. Reuters' Jonathan Saul reports.

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Four dead, 20 injured in UK parliament 'terrorist' attack

Police confirm that at least four people have died in the attack outside the country's parliament in London. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Germany vs. Turkey; Steinmeier and Erdogan trade barbs

Germany's Frank-Walter Steinmeier and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan trade barbs over attempts by Turkish officials to drum up support among the Turkish diaspora in Europe for an April referendum on boosting Erdogan's powers. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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UK parliament in lockdown after ‘terrorist incident’

A policeman was stabbed, an assailant shot and several people injured on Wednesday close to Britain's Houses of Parliament in what police said they were treating as a terrorist incident. Mia Reakes reports.

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One shot, several injured in UK parliament attack

A policeman was stabbed, an assailant shot and several people injured in an attack near the parliament which police say they're treating as terrorism-related.

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Turkey calls on Europe to respect human rights and democracy

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan warns Europeans "will not walk safely" if current attitude persists. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Bangs similar to gunfire heard outside Britain's parliament

These are first images from the scene, shortly after loud bangs similar to gunfire were heard outside British parliament.

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Legal marijuana 'light' is blazing in Switzerland

Swiss businesses are cashing in on a legalised variant of marijuana that carries a low THC content, the chemical intrinsic to the plant that gets you high. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Shooting reported near UK parliament

London police say they are responding to a firearms incident near the UK Parliament in the city's Westminster district. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Assailant shot, at least a dozen injured in incident at UK parliament

An assailant was shot outside the British parliament by armed police, the leader of the House of Commons said after loud bangs were heard and a Reuters photographer saw at least a dozen injured people on a nearby bridge.

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The tomb of Jesus reopens after restoration

Restoration works are completed at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, where according to Christian belief Jesus's body was buried. Sarah Charlton reports.

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Iraqi forces advance further into Mosul's Old City

Iraqi troops continue to advance further into Mosul's Old City to recapture the central mosque. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Peru´s Kuczynski visits areas hit by deadly downpours

Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynksi visits area heavily affected by deadly downpours.

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EXCLUSIVE: North Korea fearless in the face of U.S. sanctions

A North Korean envoy to the U.N. tells Reuters his country has nothing to fear from any further U.S. sanctions, and that a move in that direction will result in Pyongyang ramping up its nuclear program.. Ryan Brooks reports.

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U.S. farmers call to avoid Mexico trade war

Farmers in the U.S. agricultural heartland that helped elect Donald Trump are now pushing his government to avoid a trade dispute with Mexico.

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Beef importers scramble as Brazil crisis deepens

Countries curtailing Brazilian meat imports due to the tainted beef scandal may have few sources to turn to for securing red meat.

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Van Gogh art returns after major mafia heist

Two barely damaged paintings by Vincent Van Gogh are unveiled in an Amsterdam museum, 14 years after they were stolen in an audacious mafia heist.

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NATO bond 'is getting stronger': Defense Secretary Mattis

U.S. Secretary of Defense James Mattis met with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg at the Pentagon amid European questions on the U.S. commitment to the transatlantic alliance. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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A bus that breaks global period taboos

In many parts of the world, menstruating women are stigmatised and ostracised. A double-decker bus travelling across the UK hopes to encourage boys and girls to have open and honest discussions about that time of the month.

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VERBATIM: Scotland begins independence talks

Scotland's First Minister kicks off a debate on a second bid for independence from the rest of the United Kingdom.

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Czech zoo removes rhinos' horns after poaching in France

A Czech zoo has cut the horn off of its first rhinoceros, following the poaching of a rhino at a French zoo for its horn. Helena Williams reports.

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Shia paramilitary and Islamic State battle for Badush

Hashid al-Shaabi (Popular Mobilization) forces engage in heavy battles as they comb the area of Badush, northwest of Mosul. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Scotland's First Minister starts debate on second UK independence bid

Scotland's First Minister kicks off a debate on a second bid for independence from the rest of the United Kingdom. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Macron builds momentum after debate win

French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron sparred with far-right rival leader Marine Le Pen in Monday's (March 20) presidential debate. A snap poll after the debate had centrist Macron performing the best. Jacob Greaves reports.

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Taiwan says it will build its own submarines

President Tsai Ing-wen vows Taiwan will build its own submarines during a visit of a 50-year-old vessel.

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Sinn Fein's Martin McGuinness dead at 66

Former IRA commander-turned-statesman Martin McGuinness has died aged 66. Julian Satterthwaite reports.

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McGuinness integral for N.Ireland peace - Blair

Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair pays tribute to the late Martin McGuinness, the former Irish Republican Army commander who laid down his arms and turned peacemaker to help end Northern Ireland's 30-year conflict. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Over 1,400 migrants rescued at sea arrive in Italy

Over 1,400 migrants rescued in the Mediterranean Sea arrive in the Italian island of Sicily on Monday (March 20). Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Congo mass graves bear witness to growing violence

A mass grave of Congolese rebels seen by Reuters belies the increasingly brutal nature of fighting in the country that became worse after its president, Joseph Kabila, refused to step down at the end of his term. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Denmark no longer the world's happiest country

Norway displaced Denmark as the world's happiest country in a new report released on Monday that called on nations to build social trust and equality to improve the wellbeing of their citizens.

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INSIGHT: Biker breaks snow speed record.

French downhill mountain biker beats world speed record on snow

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Britain to trigger Brexit on March 29

The British government has confirmed it will officially begin Brexit proceedings on March 29, with a letter to be sent to the EU next Wednesday.

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With flames and fireworks, Spain celebrates Las Fallas

Scores of sculptures are set alight in the Spanish city of Valencia to mark the end of 'Las Fallas', a festival that commemorates the patron saint of carpenters.

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Belgian King and Queen meet Brussels attacks victim one year on

Belgium's King Philippe and Queen Mathilde meet Nidhi Chaphekar, who was injured in the Brussels attacks one year ago. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Drinking water shortages hit Peru

Heavy flooding and mudslides have clogged water treatment systems in Peru, leaving many in need of clean drinking water.

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North Korea hails 'miracle' rocket engine test

North Korea says it successfully tested a new high-thrust engine, which leader Kim Jong Un called "a new birth" of the country's rocket industry. Reuters Jack Kim says that may suggest a breakthrough in North Korea's pursuit of long-range missiles.

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North Korea hails 'miracle' rocket engine test

North Korea says it successfully tested a new high-thrust engine, which leader Kim Jong Un called "a new birth" of the country's rocket industry. Ryan Brooks reports

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Drinking water shortages in Lima as deadly floods ravage Peru

As heavy downpours pummel the Andean nation of Peru, residents in the capital line up for drinking water after flooding and mudslides cause clogged water treatment systems.

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Syrian rebels and relatives arrive in north after Homs evacuation

Over 1,500 Syrian rebels and their relatives arrive in northern Syria after their evacuation from Homs under a deal with the government. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Turkey blames Germany for coup, row deepens

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Pope prays for victims of flooding in Peru

Pope Francis prays for the victims of Peru's devastating floods where at least 62 people have died and over half a million have been displaced. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Mob torches police vehicles in India’s Mumbai

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Libyan forces grab Benghazi stronghold

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U.S. Secretary of State meets Chinese president

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Over 120 British soldiers arrive in Estonia

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Syrian rebels and families leave Homs in deal with government

Rebel fighters and their families began leaving their last bastion in the Syrian city of Homs on Saturday (March 18), state media and a Reuters witness said. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Man shot dead after incident at Paris airport

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Security is tight in the German town of Baden-Baden on the second day of a G20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Hundreds of dogs and owners run for 'pet-friendlier' Philippines

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France's Hollande welcomes Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in Paris

French President Francois Hollande welcomes Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Elysee presidential palace in Paris. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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G20 financial leaders seek united front in Trump era

A draft G20 communique seen by Reuters suggests the finance and central bank ministers of the world's largest economies may be reassessing their traditional talking points amid signs that the United States will be taking a more protectionist path.

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Fear, hunger and destruction as IS retreats

After five months of intense fighting, Iraqi forces have begun to drive back Islamic State into the dense alleys of Mosul's Old City, but civilians face a desperate struggle to survive. Axel Threlfall reports.

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Bridge construction linking Russia to annexed Crimea is underway

The construction of a bridge linking annexed Ukrainian Crimean peninsula to mainland Russia goes ahead as per schedule.

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Missile row drives K-culture underground in China

South Korean pop concerts and TV dramas are being pulled in China as tensions escalate over the THAAD anti-missile system. As Adam Jourdan explains that's forcing K-pop fans underground.

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Merkel studied Trump Playboy profile ahead of visit

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is said to have prepared meticulously for her meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington Friday, what may be his most important state visit yet. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Airstike hits a mosque in Syria - social media video

Video uploaded to a social media website purports to show the aftermath of an airstrike on a mosque said to be in the town of al-Jina in Syria. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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May to Scotland: not the time for referendum

British Prime Minister Theresa May tells the Scottish government "now is not the time" for a second independence referendum, saying it would be unfair to ask people to vote without knowing the result of Brexit talks.

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Dog shooting at Auckland airport sparks outcry

The shooting of a dog that delayed planes at Auckland Airport, divides opinion. Sadiya Chowdhury reports

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Interpol issues 'red notice' for suspects in Kim murder

Malaysian police say Interpol has issued a red notice, the closest thing to an international arrest warrant, for four North Koreans wanted in connection with the murder of Kim Jong Nam.

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Interpol issues 'red notice' for North Koreans linked to Kim murder

Malaysian police says Interpol has issued a red notice, the closest thing to an international arrest warrant, for four North Koreans wanted in connection with the murder of Kim Jong Nam. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Pirates onboard hijacked oil tanker exchange fire with Somali forces

Somali maritime forces exchange gunfire with pirates onboard a hijacked oil tanker, injuring people on shore. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Food, drink giants plot fightback as India looks to tighten rules

Alarmed by rising rates of obesity and diabetes, India plans to frame draft rules within a month requiring manufacturers to display the fat, sugar and salt content of products on packaging.

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Baby pygmy hippo makes a splash at Sydney's Taronga Zoo

Taronga Zoo's first pygmy hippopotamus born in seven years is shown to the public in Sydney. The specieis is endangered, with only 3,000 left in the world.

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White House considers climate change 'a waste of your money' - Budget director

White House Budget Director Mick Mulvaney discusses the biggest cut, which targets the Environmental Protection Agency, and the issue of combating climate change. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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K-pop caught in the crossfire of China's missile rage

South Korean producers and media outlets say they're facing a blackout in China in the wake of Seoul's rollout the THAAD anti-missile system. Reuters' Adam Jourdan explains why K-pop is a juicy target for China's frustration.

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Yemenis cover walls in colors in defiance of war

Yemenis take to the streets of Sanaa to express themselves through art as the country's civil war rages for nearly two years.

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Wilders lost, but Dutch populism lives on

"Dutch Trump" Geert Wilders lost the poll, but that doesn't mean Dutch populism died with his hopes of victory. Politics had to shift rightwards to defeat him. Reuters Rosanna Philpott meets Senior Correspondent Thomas Escritt in the Netherlands.

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River of mud traps woman in Peru

A crowd yells encouragement as a woman trapped by a mudlside near Lima, Peru drags herself out of the flow and attempts to make her way back to dry land. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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'Homemade device' explodes at IMF's Paris HQ

Paris' police chief says the explosion at the IMF's offices was caused by a homemade device. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Letter bomb explodes at IMF Paris

One person is slightly injured after a letter exploded when it was opened at the International Monetary Fund offices in Paris on Thursday.

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Trump's crackdown sends some Mexican migrants heading for Canada

As President Trump cracks down on illegal immigration, some Mexican migrants looking to go north are now going way north.

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Explosion at IMF Paris offices after envelope opened, one person hurt - police

Police cordoned off the area around the International Monetary Fund's office in central Paris after a letter exploded when it was opened, injuring one person. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Dutch PM Rutte on course for big win over far-right Wilders

The Netherlands' center-right Prime Minister Mark Rutte is on course for a resounding victory over anti-Islam and anti-EU Geert Wilders in an election offering huge relief to other EU governments facing a wave of nationalism. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Nothing to see but comfort for Xi at China's NPC

China's annual parliament followed a tight script with no surprises and little drama, evidence of President Xi Jinping's ever firmer grip ahead of a party congress later this year that could bring more of his allies into the top leadership team.

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Explosive package found at Berlin ministry

An explosive package was found at Germany's finance ministry, police said on Wednesday, with national media reporting that the addressee was German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble. An investigation is underway. Lucy Fielder reports.

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Nike called out for false marketing on China TV

China's annual state-run consumer rights TV show puts Nike in the hot seat, skewering it for false advertising over sneakers. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Graham steps up Russia pressure

GOP Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is set to push hard on the question of whether Russia interceded to help Donald Trump win the 2016 election, saying eh is willing to do what it takes to find out whether there is an FBI investigation.

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Four teenage suicide bombers strike northeast Nigeria

Two people are dead and 16 others injured after four teenage girls blew themselves up in the Nigerian city of Maiduguri.

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Kenya doctors end three-month strike after deal with government

Doctors in Kenya signed a deal with government to return to work 100 days after they went on strike demanding authorities implement a 2013 agreement to give them a pay rise and improve conditions in public hospitals. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Gas pump explodes in SUV crash

A gas pump bursts into flames when an SUV loses control and crashes. Police say the driver had hit a vehicle beforehand, sending a man to hospital with life-threatening injuries. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Turkey EU migration deal in jeopardy

Turkey's European Union Affairs Minister says it may be time to reassess the country's immigration deal with the EU in row over visa-free travel. Saira Jaffer reports.

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Davis admits no economic assessment of Brexit 'no deal'

Brexit Secretary David Davis has in a committee hearing admitted that the UK government hasn't done a recent economic impact assessment of Britain in the event of it not securing a deal with the EU. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Koalas scramble to find water in Australia

Australia's koalas, who usually get water from eucalyptus leaves, are finding new ways to quench their thirst due to rising temperatures and rainfall disruption.

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High stakes for Tillerson in Asia

US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson faces his biggest test yet since taking the top diplomat job, as he meets with allies South Korea and Japan and rival China, as North Korea's nuclear program looms in the background.

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Troubled Toshiba looks to a future beyond chips

Japan's Toshiba presents a plan to sustain the firm, calling it "Rebuilt Toshiba," to keep afloat after a $6.3 billion writedown. As Reuters' Tim Kelly explains, that includes selling off its critical memory chips business.

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Climate change drives thirsty koalas to special water stations

Koalas find relief in drinking stations set up especially for them in rural Australia as climate change drives them to seek other water sources. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Professor Kelly speaks out on his viral BBC interview

Unlikely internet celebrity Professor Robert Kelley recounts the moment his young children stormed in on an interview with the BBC, which has now been viewed tens of millions of times online.

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China begins new work on disputed South China Sea islands

New satellite images show that China has started fresh construction work in the disputed South China Sea, a sign that Beijing is continuing to strengthen its military reach across the vital trade area. Samantha Vadas reports.

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French candidate Fillon under fraud investigation

Conservative presidential candidate Francois Fillion is now under formal investigation over allegations his wife was paid hundreds of thousands of taxpayer euros for work she never did, the latest in a string of blows to his lagging campaign. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Exclusive: Russian troops appear deployed in Egypt

Russia has sent special forces troops into Egypt, near the border with Libya, just as Vladimir Putin's government appears ready to support Khalifa Haftar, who is challenging the US-backed government for control of the oil rich North African country.

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Turkey Netherlands row deepens over sanctions

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday (March 14) a diplomatic row with the Netherlands could not be dismissed with an apology and warned of further possible measures, after Ankara suspended high-level diplomatic ties with the Dutch. Saira Jaffer reports.

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Mexico's mammoth remains can shed light on primitive humans, experts say

Archaeologists step up preservation work on the remains of a 14,000-year-old mammoth which were found near the town of Tultepec in 2016.

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In headscarf ruling, EU court allows religious symbol bans

Employers may bar staff from wearing visible religious symbols, the European Union's top court ruled on Tuesday (March 14) in its first decision on the issue of women wearing Islamic headscarves at work. Mia Womersley reports.

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Nepal demolishes earthquake survivors’ relief camp

Authorities bulldoze makeshift shelters for victims of the 2015 earthquake in a bid to force people to return to their home villages.

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Japan piles pressure on China over disputed waters

Japan's move to dispatch its largest warship on a three-month tour through the South China Sea is being seen as sending a clear message to Beijing over territorial rights. Reuters' Tim Kelly explains why.

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Ships, submarines, aircraft begin NATO anti-submarine exercises in Mediterranean

NATO anti-submarine exercises have begun in the central Mediterranean sea, bringing together ships, submarines and aircraft from ten nations. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Bodies of Iraqi pilgrims killed in twin bombings in Syria returned to Najaf

Families of Iraqi Shi'ite pilgrims killed in twin bombings in Damascus, Syria collect victims' bodies at Najaf airport in Iraq. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Berlin flights cancelled as ground staff strike

Berlin airport workers continue striking over pay after around 1,000 flights out of and to Berlin were cancelled last week because of industrial action. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Hindus around the world celebrate festival of Holi

People around the world are celebrating the Hindu festival of colors, which commemorates the start of spring.

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Bus blast kills at least one in Afghan capital

An explosion in the Afghan capital Kabul destroyed a bus carrying employees of one of the country's biggest telecoms firms on Monday, killing at least one person and wounding eight. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Japan sending warship through disputed waters

Japan plans to dispatch its largest warship on a three-month tour through the South China Sea beginning in May, three sources said, in its biggest show of naval force in the region since World War Two.

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At Thai special banquet, elephants are guests of honor

Dozens of elephants are treated to a fruit buffet in Ayutthaya to raise awareness for the animals on Thailand's Elephant Day.

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An elephant fruit buffet in Thailand

About 60 elephants in Thailand's Ayutthaya enjoy a fruit buffet to commemorate Elephant Day, in order to raise awareness and end their exploitation. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Car bomb kills two in Somali capital - police

A car bomb explodes near a hotel on a busy street in the Somali capital killing at least two people, hours after another blast killed the driver of a minibus who tried to breach a checkpoint. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Big wins for India's BJP could spell a second Modi term

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi thrust himself in the heart of a mid-term election drive, turning it into a referendum on his reform push. Landslide victories over the weekend seem to show the people back his radical moves to clean up corruption. Ryan Brooks reports.

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Berlin ground staff strike, flights cancelled

Berlin airport workers strike again over pay after around 1,000 flights out of and to Berlin were cancelled last week because of industrial action. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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At least 38 killed after Haiti bus plows into parade

Dozens killed after bus fleeing from one deadly accident, plows into crowd, according to officials.

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HSBC breaks with tradition in appointing new chairman

HSBC taps an outsider for its top job, appointing insurance veteran and AIA Group boss Mark Tucker as chairman to replace Douglas Flint. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Turkey's Erdogan says Netherlands acting like a 'banana republic'

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan urges international organizations to impose sanctions on the Netherlands. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Dutch PM: Turkish president's comments "completely unacceptable"

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says "unacceptable" remarks by Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who compared the Dutch to the Nazis, would not help de-escalate a diplomatic row between the two countries. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea's ousted Park leaves Blue House in disgrace

South Korea's ousted President Park leaves the Blue House and moves to a private home in Seoul two days after the constitutional court upheld the decision to impeach her over an influence-peddling scandal. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Pope prays for victims of Guatemala children's shelter fire

Pope Francis prays for the victims of a fire at a children's shelter in Guatemala, in which at least 39 people died, and urges the faithful to keep young victims of violence, abuse and wars in their prayers. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Tight security around Ankara's Dutch embassy amid diplomatic row

The Dutch embassy in Ankara is sealed off by police for security reasons amid a deepening diplomatic spat between the two countries. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Assad calls U.S. troops in Syria 'invaders'

U.S. troops deploy around Manbij in Syria in an attempt to keep tensions between Turkish and Kurdish forces fighting Islamic State at a minimum. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad called the troops 'invaders', as he had not 'invited' them to the country.

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Gunfire and smoke continues in Mosul in battle for control

Smoke rises from buildings as Iraqi forces continue their fight against Islamic State militants in Mosul. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Dutch riot police break up pro-Erdogan demonstration in Rotterdam

Dutch riot police break up pro-Erdogan demonstration in Rotterdam, as violence erupts after the Netherlands barred Turkish ministers from speaking in Rotterdam on Saturday (March 11). Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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White House fence jumper suspect makes court appearance

Jonathan Tran, accused of scaling a fence around the White House and entering the grounds with a "dangerous weapon," appears in U.S. Federal Court Saturday for a bond hearing. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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U.S. troops deploy near Syria's Manbij as Assad calls them 'invaders'

U.S. troops deploy around Manbij in Syria in an attempt to keep tensions between Turkish and Kurdish forces fighting Islamic State at a minimum. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Diplomatic dispute growing between Turkey, Netherlands

The dispute between Turkey and the Netherlands over Ankara's political campaigning among Turkish emigres worsened Saturday as a Turkish official was reportedly detained while the Dutch embassy in Istanbul was sealed off. Nathan Frandino reports..

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U.S. prosecutor Bharara says he has been fired

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said on Saturday that he had been fired, one day after the Justice Department asked him and 45 other federal prosecutors who had served under Democratic President Barack Obama to submit their resignations. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Rioters clash with police in Naples

Street clashes break out between police and rioters during a demonstration against a visit by Northern League leader Matteo Salvini to Naples. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Rioters clash with police in Naples

Street clashes break out between police and rioters during a demonstration against a visit by Northern League leader Matteo Salvini to Naples. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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U.S. prosecutor Bharara says he has been fired

U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara said on Saturday that he had been fired, one day after the Justice Department asked him and 45 other federal prosecutors who had served under Democratic President Barack Obama to submit their resignations. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Iraqi forces push deeper into western Mosul, civilians flee

Iraqi forces press on with assault to recapture western Mosul as more civilians escape combat areas. Emily Wither reports.

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German police shut shopping mall on fears of attack

Police in the western German city of Essen have ordered a central shopping centre to remain closed on Saturday due to indications of a possible attack. Saskia O'Donoghue reports.

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Park supporters protest against court decision

Supporters of South Korea's impeached President Park Geun-hye protest against the Constitutional Court's decision. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Pope's consideration of ordaining married men finds support

Parishioners in Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico say they support Pope Francis in considering to ordain older married men as priests in isolated communities as a way to tackle a shortage of clergy. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Thailand crowns transgender beauty queen

Thai contestant Jiratchaya Sirimongkolnawin is crowned Miss International Queen 2016 at a contest billed as the world's largest and most popular transgender pageant. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Gunfire and smoke plague Mosul in fight for control

Thick plumes of smoke rise from buildings as Iraqi forces battle Islamic State militants in Mosul. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea rocked by demonstrations after impeachment

Tens of thousands of South Koreans celebrated the court’s decision to remove President Park Geun-hye from office. But her supporters clashed with riot police, leaving two dead. Jane Lanhee Lee reports.

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U.N. humanitarian chief warns Security Council of massive famine risks; says it can be avoided

U.N. Humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien warns the U.N. Security Council over humanitarian crisis as he outlines looming catastrophes in Yemen, Somalia and South Sudan, but says famine can be avoided. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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White House says South Korea remains 'steadfast' ally

White House spokesman Sean Spicer says South Korea remains a 'steadfast' ally of the U.S. and that the current political turmoil in the Asian nation is a domestic issue. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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South Korea rocked by demonstrations after impeachment

Tens of thousands of South Koreans celebrated the court’s decision to remove President Park Geun-hye from office. But her supporters clashed with riot police, leaving two dead.

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N. Irish fear Brexit threatens fragile peace

Northern Ireland is the UK's largest recipient of funding from the European Union, much of it for peace projects. No one expects a return to the violence known as the Troubles, but they do fear renewed sectarian tensions between Catholics and Protestants when Brexit pulls the plug. Lucy Fielder reports.

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Istanbul helicopter crash kills five

A helicopter carrying business executives crashed onto a highway shortly after take-off from Istanbul's Ataturk airport on Friday.

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Tibetans march towards Chinese embassy in Delhi

Exiled Tibetans are stopped by Indian police from reaching the Chinese embassy during a rally marking the 58th anniversary of a Tibetan uprising against Chinese rule.

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South Korean court removes president from office

South Korea's top court removed President Park Geun-hye from office over a graft scandal on Friday, sparking protests by her supporters that left two people dead.

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Bus crash in Nepal kills 25

An overcrowded bus veered off a hilly road in west Nepal on Thursday, killing 25 people and injuring dozens.

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Helicopter crashes and kills five in Istanbul

A helicopter carrying high-level business executives crashes onto a Turkish highway on Friday (March 10), killing five people on board. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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S. Korean court ousts president, two dead in protests

A top court removes South Korean President Park Geun-hye from office, sparking protests from her supporters, two of which were killed in police clashes. Reuters Ju-min Park says Park may be facing prosecution and jail time for her role in a scandal.

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Drenched in Holi colours, widows shun white in northern India

Shunned by their loved ones and abhorred by the society, widows in India's northern Vrindavan city break taboos as they soak in colours of Holi, a Hindu festival marking the onset of spring. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Supporters of S. Korea's President Park rally ahead of impecachment decision

Pro-Park Geun-hye supporters rally ahead of a constitutional court decision that could see her become the country's first democratically-elected president to be impeached.

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South Korea's Park Geun-hye removed from office

South Korean President Park Geun-hye is removed from office after the country's Constitutional Court upheld her impeachment over a wide-ranging corruption scandal. Ryan Brooks reports

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Supporters of President Park Guen-hye clash with police outside the Constituational Court, after news that the vote to impeach the South Korean leader has been upheld.

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Guatemala grapples with a youth shelter inferno

A day after a fire ripped through an overcrowded shelter for abused children in Guatemala leaving at least 33 dead, mostly girls, criticism is mounting about conditions in the home which housed both boys and girls. Jane Lanhee Lee reports.

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Guatemala grapples with a youth shelter inferno

A day after a fire ripped through an overcrowded shelter for abused children in Guatemala leaving at least 33 dead, mostly girls, criticism is mounting about conditions in the home which housed both boys and girls.

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400 U.S. troops head to Syria

With the US-led coalition cutting off access to Islamic State's Syria stronghold of Raqqa, Syria, an injection of 400 more U-S troops have also arrived to assist local forces as they seek to capture the city.

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400 U.S. troops head to Syria

With the US-led coalition cutting off access to Islamic State's Syria stronghold of Raqqa, Syria, an injection of 400 more U-S troops have also arrived to assist local forces as they seek to capture the city.

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As far right reaps votes, immigrants face tougher times in Netherlands

Founder of floating migrant shelter and its beneficiaries fear a breakthrough by the anti-immigrant right at upcoming general election in the Netherlands. Emily Wither reports.

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Hungarian 'migrant hunters' prepare for action

They already have razor wire fences, now Hungary is deploying so called 'border hunters' to stop migrants trying to reach the EU from entering the country. Jacob Greaves is at a training camp near the Hungarian border where the latest recruits are preparing for patrol. Jacob Greaves reports.

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French election: Macron boosts lead over Le Pen

Polls suggest centrist presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has solidified his edge over far right firebrand Marine Le Pen, but a string of surprises in the race has left it difficult to call.

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French election: Macron boosts lead over Le Pen

Polls suggest centrist presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron has solidified his edge over far right firebrand Marine Le Pen, but a string of surprises in the race has left it difficult to call. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Elephant polo raises funds for conservation in Thailand

About 30 elephants took part in the opening of Thailand's annual elephant polo tournament in Bangkok.

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In Bangladesh, acid attack survivors dance down the catwalk

Acid attack survivors hold a fashion show to mark International Women's Day in Dhaka.

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Greek farmers clash with police at reforms protest

Police fire tear gas as a farmers' demonstration in Athens against tax and pensions reforms turns violent.

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U.S. says 'all options' on table to deal with North Korea

The United States on Wednesday said "all options are on the table" to deal with North Korea and dismissed China's suggestion of a "dual suspension" of U.S. and South Korea military drills and Pyongyang's missile and nuclear tests.

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98-year-old Indian granny inspires youngsters to take up yoga

A grandma in southern India is setting an example for youngsters to lead an active, healthy lifestyle by practicing yoga. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Trump pledges more aircraft carriers, despite vulnerabilities

Trump’s expansion plans come as evidence mounts that the new class of aircraft carrier is not only hugely expensive and suffers production delays, but also highly vulnerable to attack.

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Fukushima-hit towns scramble to clear out wild boars

Towns set to reopen six years after the Fukushima nuclear crisis hire hunters to kill wild boars seen roaming vacant neighborhoods, having moved in after residents fled. Ryan Brooks reports.

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The tricky options for dealing with North Korea

As patience with Pyongyang wears thin, Reuters Breakingviews' Lisa Jucca says pushing North Korea's pressure points can be a difficult business.

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Call for change as more foreigners drown in Australia

With drowning cases among new migrants and foreigners on the rise in Australia, water safety advocates say more needs to be done to prevent such tragedies. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Video surfaces appearing to show Kim Jong Nam's son

A man claiming to be the son of the murdered Kim Jong Nam appears in a video posted online to say he is lying low with his mother and sister. The group that posted the video, Cheollima Civil Defense, says it helped rescue them following the murder a month ago. Eve Johnson reports.

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CIA leaks under investigation

The CIA and FBI are reportedly launching a probe into the release by Wikileaks of thousands of pages of documents purported to detail the hacking tools used by intelligence agents to break into phones and other devices.

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Nineteen dead in fire at Guatemala children's shelter

At least nine minors are believed to be among 19 people killed by a fire on Wednesday at a children's home in Guatemala. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Islamic State's leader has abandoned Mosul - sources

Intelligence sources say Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi appears to have gone to ground to focus on his own survival, leaving his commanders to fight a losing battle in Mosul.

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Nigeria to close airport in capital for six weeks

Nigeria closes its capital's airport for six weeks to carry out repairs to its runway after airlines threatened to stop flying there. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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'The game is up' in Mosul fight - U.S. general

Coalition forces laying siege to Islamic State's last stronghold in Iraq are facing fierce resistance as they get closer to the city's center, but a U.S. general tells Reuters the end game has already been played.

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Islamic State's leader has abandoned Mosul - sources

Intelligence sources say Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi appears to have gone to ground to focus on his own survival, leaving his commanders to fight a losing battle in Mosul. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Gunmen dressed as medics kill 30 in Kabul hospital attack

Gunmen dressed as medics stormed a hospital in the Afghan capital and battled security forces for hours, killing more than 30 people and wounding dozens in an attack claimed by Islamic State.

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Drought-striken Somalia needs help to avoid famine, Guterres

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says almost half of the Somali population is in need of humanitarian assistance, calls for international aid. Emily Wither reports.

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Wilders tells Turkish cabinet to "stay away" from the Netherlands, calls Erdogan "dictator"

Dutch Freedom Party leader Geert Wilders calls on the entire Turkish cabinet to be temporarily banned from the country. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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The U.N. condemns North Korea's latest weapons test

The United Nations Security Council on Tuesday call out this week's North Korean missile launches, expressing concern over Pyongyang's defiance of U.N. sanctions. Ryan Brooks reports

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Eddie 'the Eagle' jumps again at Calgary

British ski jumper Eddie "the Eagle" Edwards leaps into the air of Calgary again, almost 30 years since winning the hearts of spectators at the 1988 Winter Olympics there

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White rhino shot dead in French zoo, horn sawn off

Poachers broke into a French zoo, shot dead a rare white rhinoceros and sawed off its horn in what is believed to be the first time in Europe that a rhino in captivity has been attacked and killed. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Truck, train crash caught on camera

Dramatic video footage shows the moment a train and truck crashed at a railway crossing in the Chilean town of Requinoa, killing two people last week. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Iraqi forces retake control of key Mosul government buildings

Iraqi government troops fighting Islamic State militants for full control of Mosul recaptured the main government building, central bank branch and the museum on Tuesday.

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Amid Russia tension, Tillerson meets Ukrainian F.M. Klimkin

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson hosts Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavlo Klimkin at the State Department to discuss tension with Russia. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Wikileaks posts alleged trove of CIA hacking tools

Anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks on Tuesday said it had obtained a top-secret trove of hacking tools used by the CIA to break into phones, communication apps and other electronic devices, and published confidential documents on those programs.

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U.S. rolls out anti-missile system in South Korea

The United States begins deploying the first elements of an advanced anti-missile system to South Korea, following the North's test of four ballistic missiles. Reuters Jack Kim explains why that's a problem for China.

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Turkish military chief meets U.S., Russian counterparts on Syria -army

Turkish military chief, General Hulusi Akar meets heads of the U.S. and Russian armed forces in Turkey's Antalya. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Top French party officials "unanimously back" Fillon candidacy

French conservatives hold an emergency meeting over the candidacy of scandal-hit Francois Fillon in the upcoming presidential election, reiterate support. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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N.Korea, Malaysia bar citizens from leaving as murder row boils

North Korea bars Malaysians from leaving the country, sparking tit-for-tat action by Malaysia, as police investigating the murder of Kim Jong Nam in Kuala Lumpur seek to question up to three men hiding in the North Korean embassy. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Mosul train tunnel reveals assault course for elite Islamic State fighters

Here's what was found inside an underground Islamic State assault course in a Mosul train tunnel:

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Cuba's Raul Castro blasts Trump's wall as 'expression of irrationality'

The Cuban President Raul Castro harshly criticized U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration, trade and other policies on Sunday as Trump reviews a fragile detente with Cuba begun by his predecessor Barack Obama. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Welcome to the wall: artist Banksy opens Bethlehem hotel

Under an army watchtower and across the street from the concrete wall Israel has built in parts of the occupied West Bank, street artist Banksy has opened a guesthouse in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem.

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Trump signs revised travel ban, Iraq left off

U.S. President Donald Trump signs a revised executive order for a U.S. travel ban, leaving Iraq off the list of targeted countries, after his controversial first attempt was blocked in the courts. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces capture Mosul bridge, close in on government buildings

U.S.-backed Iraqi forces captured the second of Mosul's five bridges on Monday, giving a boost to their onslaught on Islamic State's remaining stronghold in the western part of the city.

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Britain's Johnson says Russia has to show it can be trusted

Russia will have to prove it can be trusted again but there was no appetite among Western allies for a new cold war, says British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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France's Juppe says not prepared to be candidate in election race

Former French prime minister Alain Juppe says he had decided "once and for all" not to stand in France's presidential election, dashing the hopes of many in his conservative party whose existing, scandal-hit candidate faces defeat. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Supporters of France's Fillon stand strong

Thousands of supporters of Francois Fillon brave torrential rain to attend a rally in Paris, hoping to boost his troubled presidential bid and tell his party they do not want him replaced in the race to the Elysee. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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N.Irish borderlands fear post-Brexit customs

In Newry, on Northern Ireland's border with the republic, many fear Brexit will result in a "hard border" with customs checks. Lives are intertwined on either side, and there are fears that would destroy local businesses. Lucy Fielder reports.

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U.S.-backed Iraqi forces launch fresh push toward Mosul's old city center

Iraqi forces launch a fresh push into Mosul after a 48-hour pause due to bad weather that hampered air surveillance, facilitating counter-attacks by Islamic State militants. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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India's gold imports surge on pent-up demand

India's gold imports surge on pent-up jeweller demand and as retail consumers ramp up purchases for weddings. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Erdogan compares German conduct with Nazi period

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan compares Germany's conduct to the Nazi period after political meetings of resident Turks that were due to be addressed by Turkish officials were cancelled in two German cities amid growing public outrage over Ankara's arrest of a Turkish-German journalist. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Marches kick off across world ahead of International Women's Day

Women have started marking International Women's Day with marches in cities across the world, to highlight issues from equal pay to access to abortion. Nathan Frandino reports.

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N. Korea fires four missiles into the sea near Japan

North Korea fires four ballistic missiles into the sea off of Japan's coast, days after Pyongyang promised retaliation over joint U.S.-South Korea military drills that it calls preparations for war. Ryan Brooks reports.

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NY Governor visits Jerusalem amid anti-semitic acts in the U.S.

While visiting Israel's Holocaust museum in Jerusalem, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo condemned the anti-semitism acts in the United States. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Arrivals of migrants in Italy at record-setting pace this year: officials

Almost 1,300 migrants arrived in Sicily over the weekend after crossing the Mediterranean, according to the Coast Guard, adding to a record-setting pace of arrivals this year. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Fillon fights back in Paris presidential rally

French conservative presidential hopeful Francois Fillon gives defiant speech in front of thousands of supporters but makes no promises to stay as he fights for electoral survival. Jacob Greaves reports.

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Dutch nationalist Wilders wants Turkish cabinet banned

Dutch far-right leader Geert Wilders says the entire Turkish cabinet should be banned from visiting Netherlands ahead of the Turkish referendum on constitutional reform in April. Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Police investigating Sikh man shooting as possible hate crime

A Sikh man was shot Friday night in Kent, Washington, in his driveway and the shooter told him to leave the country. Colette Luke reports.

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China to strengthen defenses, no word on budget

China plans to strengthen defences but remains tight lipped on exact budget for military. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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South Koreans protest ahead of impeachment ruling

Hundreds of thousands of South Korean protested in the capital Seoul Saturday (March 4). The rally called for the resignation of President Park Geun-hye, ahead of an impeachment ruling in the Constitutional Court. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Mosul victims treated for chemical agents

Twelve people, including women and children, are being treated for possible exposure to chemical weapons agents in Mosul, the United Nations said on Saturday. Saira Jaffer reports.

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Two killed in Italy migrant camp fire

Two people were killed after fire broke out at a camp housing hundreds of migrants who pick fruit and vegetables in the fields of southern Italy, officials said on Friday (March 3). Rough cut (no reporter narration)

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Critics question timing of Erdogan film release

Turkish biopic "Reis" ("The Chief") explores Erdogan's Istanbul childhood, early political career and rise to presidency. Its release comes weeks ahead of a referendum on the country's constitution. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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Ex-Haitian president Rene Preval dies

The Haitian government says former President Rene Preval, 74, the first leader in Haiti's history to win a democratic election, serve a full term and peacefully hand power to a successor, has died. Nathan Frandino reports.

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Mosul civilians brave cold, rain as they flee fighting with IS

Braving cold and rain, an increasing number of civilians escape fighting in Mosul as battles intensify between U.S. backed Iraqi forces and Islamic State. Sadiya Chowdhury reports.

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Yemen airstrikes mark al-Qaeda push by U.S.

The United States carries out more than 20 precision strikes in Yemen targeting al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula on Thursday, in the first major operations against the group since a January raid by U.S. commandos.

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Germany's divided AfD faces rocky election road

Seven months before a national election, the right-wing Alternative for Germany is losing voters while parties in neighbouring countries with similar anti-immigrant platforms hold their own against mainstream rivals.

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Welcome to the wall: artist Banksy opens Bethlehem hotel

Under an army watchtower and across the street from the concrete wall Israel has built in parts of the occupied West Bank, street artist Banksy has opened a guesthouse in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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This Dutch village symbolizes Europe's far right

With low crime and unemployment, the sleepy Dutch fishing village of Voldendam hardly seems like a hotbed of discontent. Yet over a third of its voters are likely to back an anti-establishment nationalist Geert Wilders, in an upcoming election. Francis Maguire reports.

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This Dutch village symbolizes Europe's far right

With low crime and unemployment, the sleepy Dutch fishing village of Voldendam hardly seems like a hotbed of discontent. Yet over a third of its voters are likely to back an anti-establishment nationalist Geert Wilders, in an upcoming election.

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Turkey clamps down Syria border as IS battle looms

Turkey is quietly sealing off its border with Syria in an attempt to block Islamic State smuggling, but it also cuts it off from militias allied with the United States.

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Turkey clamps down Syria border as IS battle looms

Turkey is quietly sealing off its border with Syria in an attempt to block Islamic State smuggling, but it also cuts it off from militias allied with the United States. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Foreign diplomats in North Korea plant trees in downtown Pyongyang

Foreign diplomats in North Korea plant trees in downtown Pyongyang and visit an apartment construction site to mark tree-planting day. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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Leaders cast votes in Northern Ireland election

Political leaders in Northern Ireland cast their votes in an acrimonious election which is likely to see the DUP and Sinn Fein as the biggest winners. If they fail to form a power-sharing government in three weeks, rule will revert to London. Rough cut (no reporter narration).

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Turkey accuses Germany of double standards over meeting cancellation

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu says block on Turkish ministers speaking in Germany is a sign of double standards. Rough Cut (no reporter narration)

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PETA activists in lettuce bikinis call for a vegan revolution in Cuba

The "lettuce ladies," PETA-affiliated animal rights activists clad in lettuce bikinis, rally in Havana, Cuba for a vegan diet.

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Thousands of daffodils light up night by St Paul's Cathedral

Thousands of handmade daffodils have been placed in the shadows of St Paul's Cathedral in London mark the launch of a charity appeal for those living with terminal illness.

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Eeeek!; mouse-on-board brings travel trouble for BA flight

A mouse caused a four-hour delay for passengers aboard a British Airways flight bound for San Francisco from London on Wednesday, with passengers having to change planes while officials scoured the orginal plane in search of the roaming rodent. Colette Luke reports.

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Marine Le Pen loses EU parliament immunity

European Union lawmakers lifted the EU parliamentary immunity of French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen on Thursday for tweeting pictures of Islamic State violence.

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The ISIS wild card in Trump's U.S. troops call

As the Afghan Government struggles to contain an increasingly strong Taliban, it's also facing a growing threat by Islamic State - something which could pose a challenge to President Donald Trump as he considers how many American troops to keep in Afghanistan.

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France's Macron presents mould-breaking manifesto

Presidential frontrunner Emmanuel Macron said he would root out inequalities in France's pension system, sell down government stakes in major firms and downsize parliament, as he unveiled a manifesto to set him apart from traditionalists.

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PwC accountants blamed for Oscar gaffe barred from future shows

Two PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) accountants blamed for the Oscars best picture blunder will not work the ceremony again, according to the organisers of the Academy Awards. Sarah Charlton reports.

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Malaysia scraps visa-free travel for North Koreans

Malaysia yanks visa-free entry rights from North Koreans in the latest example of fraying relations after the killing of Kim Jong Nam. Reuters Joseph Sipalan looks ties with one of North Korea's few allies are fading.

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Fire rips through a favela in Sao Paulo

A raging fire destroys at least 50 homes in a Sao Paulo favela.

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Animal activists take aim at Japan's owl cafes

Owls are the latest cafe attraction in Japan, where the animals are considered lucky. But some activists are trying to get these cafes closed down, saying the living conditions can cross the line into abuse. Eve Johnson reports.

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Floods, landslides unleash havoc in Peru's Andes

Heavy rain is tormenting Peru with landslides and widespread flooding, resulting in at least 26 deaths. Jillian Kitchener reports.

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Taliban attacks kill at least 15 in Afghan capital

Two Taliban attacks in Afganistan's capital of Kabul leave at least 15 dead and dozens more wounded. Samantha Vadas reports.

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Pope Francis leads Ash Wednesday mass in Rome

Pope Francis joins a traditional procession and holds mass on Ash Wednesday to mark the start of Lent. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).

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Mass killer Breivik loses human rights case against Norway

Norwegian mass killer Anders Behring Breivik lost a human rights case on Wednesday (March 1) when an appeals court overturned a lower court verdict that his near-isolation in a three-room cell was inhuman. Scarlett Cvitanovich reports.

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New Obama book deal shatters record - report

Former U.S. President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama have reportedly agreed to write two more books with publishers Penguin Random House for $65 million, after a bidding war that blew away similar deals set by predecessors. Matthew Larotonda reports.

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Kansas shooting victim cremated, FBI launches hate crime probe

In his speech to Congress Tuesday night, President Trump condemned recent anti-Semitic attacks in the US, and last week's killing of an Indian man in Kansas. That killing is now being investigated as a hate crime, stoking fears back in India of a rise in anti-immigrant violence in the US. Colette Luke reports.

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Brexit adds to Northern Ireland's divide

As Northern Ireland finds itself in another political crisis ahead of Thursday's snap election, it's clear that Brexit has only added to the province's deep divisions. Although Northern Ireland voted to remain in the European Union last year, many pro-British unionists support leave. Lucy Fielder reports from Belfast.

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Arabs and Jews bond over backgammon

The Double Yerushalmi group seeks to build closer ties between Arabs and Jews through cultural activities such as backgammon in Jerusalem.

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Afghan capital hit by multiple Taliban attacks

Taliban militants claim responsibility for multiple attacks against police and military targets in Kabul.

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India's strong GDP data leaves economists dazed

India defies expectations to retain the title of the world's fastest growing major economy, despite the pain caused by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock crackdown on cash. Samantha Vadas reports.

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