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BBC News - Home Mon, 12 Apr 2021 03:11:42 GMT |
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Iran says key Natanz nuclear facility hit by 'sabotage' The country's top nuclear official says a power outage at its Natanz site was "nuclear terrorism".
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Prince Philip: My father was my teacher, supporter and critic - Princess Royal The princess says she wants to follow her father's example of "a life well lived and service freely given".
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St Vincent volcano: Power cuts after another 'explosive event' Monitors report another "explosive event" at a volcano on the now ash-covered Caribbean island of St Vincent.
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Masters 2021: Hideki Matsuyama claims one-shot victory at Augusta National Hideki Matsuyama holds on to win the Masters by one shot and become the first Japanese man to claim a major title.
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Cyclone Seroja: Storm makes landfall in Western Australia Strong winds tore across the state on Sunday, damaging homes and leaving thousands without power.
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Yuri Gagarin: Sixty years since the first man went into space The BBC speaks to the woman who, as a child, witnessed Yuri Gagarin's return to Earth 60 years ago.
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Markus Söder joins German chancellor race Bavaria's premier finally says he may be the conservatives' candidate to replace Angela Merkel.
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New Christ statue in Brazil's Encantado to be taller than Rio's A head and outstretched arms have been added to Christ the Protector in the southern city of Encantado.
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'Behave responsibly' as lockdown eases, says UK PM Pub gardens, gyms and hairdressers are reopening as part of England's latest step out of lockdown.
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Alibaba accepts record China fine and vows to change China's regulators slapped a $2.8bn fine on the e-commerce giant over monopoly concerns
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US army officer sues police over violent traffic stop A black army lieutenant files a lawsuit against two policemen in Virginia after being pepper-sprayed.
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Elephant calf rescued from bottom of well in India An elephant calf has been rescued from the bottom of a dug well in India's Odisha state.
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Cambodia criticises edited photos of Khmer Rouge victims Some of the images colourised by an Irish artist appear to have been edited to show them smiling.
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China mine rescue: Crews work to free trapped workers in Xinjiang Twenty-one people are trapped underground after a coal mine flooded in the Xinjiang region.
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Jordan royal family pictured together following 'royal rift' They appear in public a week after Prince Hamzah was accused of plotting to destabilise the kingdom.
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Covid-19: India vaccination crosses 100 million doses But despite the huge inoculation drive, India has just registered another record increase in cases.
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Being mixed race like Kamala Harris: 'I feel just as Indian as I feel black' Three women who share Kamala Harris' mixed parentage open up about balancing the two sides of their lives.
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Anthony Hopkins on finding out Best Actor win Hearing his neighbours' cheers was how Sir Anthony Hopkins found out he'd won Best Actor.
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Moscow's palatial Yeliseyevsky food hall closes after 120 years The iconic supermarket on Tverskaya Street in central Moscow first opened its doors 120 years ago.
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Saving green turtles... by cooling their eggs Warmer sand temperatures from climate change are leading to way more females being hatched than males.
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Your pictures on the theme of 'my favourite food' A selection of striking images from our readers on this week's theme.
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Sofagate: Turkey and the story of three presidents and only two chairs When European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was left standing because of a lack of chairs in Turkey this week, she reacted with an audible "erm".
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The 'Iron Man' body armour many of us may soon be wearing The market for exoskeletons - high-tech external body support systems - is tipped to grow strongly.
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Camille Pissarro: Transatlantic struggle for painting stolen by Nazis A Pissarro painting is the focus of a custody battle involving a Holocaust survivor and a US museum.
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Why India's forest fires are worrying scientists Activists say authorities in India and Nepal seem underprepared to fight forest fires.
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Ghana's farmers eye sweet success from chocolate Ghana is the world's second largest cocoa producer but sees little of the profits from chocolate - for now.
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Covid-19: Debunking the latest wave of medical misinformation A round-up of the latest false and misleading posts about Covid-19 going viral on social media
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When the Queen was snapped 'giggling' at Prince Philip A royal occasion descended into bewilderment and chuckles after a swarm of bees descended.
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From 'Porky' to goalie: Peru's presidential candidates Eighteen presidential candidates are trying to convince Peruvians tired of politics to vote for them.
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South African artists struggle with Covid theatre closures The permanent closure of a top venue symbolises the struggle many performers are facing.
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'If that was my son he doesn't get food' - Solskjaer on 'embarrassing' Son after disallowed goal Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said "the game is gone" after a controversial disallowed goal in their 3-1 win at Tottenham.
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Forgotten man to England starter? How Lingard is driving West Ham towards the Champions League Jesse Lingard joined West Ham United on loan in January very much a forgotten man. Could the in-form forward now start for England at the Euros?
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Sheffield United 0-3 Arsenal: Gabriel Martinelli scores in deserved Gunners win Gabriel Martinelli scores in his first start since January as Arsenal end a run of four games without a win with victory over the Premier League's bottom club Sheffield United.
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Tottenham Hotspur 1-3 Man Utd: Edinson Cavani scores as visitors fight back Manchester United come from behind to win at Tottenham with Edinson Cavani scoring a superb diving header.
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Has Bruce stopped the rot at Newcastle and does he deserve a fresh chance? Newcastle's first win in eight games has given them breathing space to the relegation zone but can they now kick on?
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Mourinho wants to bring Fellaini to Spurs - Monday's gossip column Tottenham consider a move for Marouane Fellaini, Bayern Munich identify Jurgen Klopp as possible successor to Hansi Flick, plus more.
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IPL: Sunrisers Hyderabad beaten by Kolkata Knight Riders despite Jonny Bairstow 50 A half-century from England's Jonny Bairstow is not enough as Sunrisers Hyderabad lose by 10 runs against Eoin Morgab's Kolkata Knight Riders the Indian Premier League.
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What are the plans for Prince Philip's funeral? What happens next in the days leading up to the ceremonial funeral for the Duke of Edinburgh?
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Prince Philip: Cricket, polo and carriage driving Prince Philip excelled at a range of sports from sailing and cricket to polo and carriage driving.
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Prince Philip: How can Prince Harry attend the funeral? The Duke of Sussex will return to the UK for the first time since "stepping back" from royal duties.
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Prince Philip: A simple, family farewell A no-nonsense moderniser, the duke's last service to the monarchy may be in the way he departs it, reports the BBC's Jonny Dymond.
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Sydney remembers: ‘We feel more connected now’ More than 500 people attended a church service in Sydney, Australia, where Prince Philip was remembered.
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Gyles Brandreth: 'Prince Philip would have been touched by public reaction' Writer and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth, royal biographer and a friend of Prince Philip, reflects on the public response to his death.
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Prince Andrew says we've lost 'the grandfather of the nation' Prince Andrew: the Queen says Prince Philip's death has left "a huge void in her life."
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Prince Philip on royal duty: In his own words For some, the Duke of Edinburgh will be remembered most vividly for his public comments.
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'We found a baby on the subway - now he's our son' Danny Stewart saw something on the floor of an NY subway station - soon he would treasure it more than anything.
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Race report: Was controversy part of the plan? How the government handled the release of a contentious report on racial disparity in the UK.
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Letterbox contact: ‘Don’t my birth children have a right to know I’m dying?' Diagnosed with a terminal illness, Hanna wanted to tell the twins taken from her at 16 - but had no way of reaching them.
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The cost of speaking up against China Uyghurs abroad describe a pattern of harassment and intimidation they say is designed to silence them.
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The vaccine misinformation battle raging in France Online conspiracy theories are exacerbating existing vaccine scepticism.
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