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At least 10 killed in Egypt protests
At least 10 people are killed in Cairo during street protests marking the fourth anniversary of the start Egypt's 2011 uprising.
Bristol City 0-1 West Ham United
West Ham recover from Bristol City's strong start to win 1-0 with a Diafra Sakho strike to reach the FA Cup fifth round.
Rally held over Fox 'Muslim' claims
A multi-faith rally, partly inspired by comments made on US TV describing Birmingham as a 'no-go area' for non-Muslims, is held.
Nisman reporter flees Argentina
A journalist believed to have been the first to report the death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman says he has fled the country, fearing for his life.
Ukraine vows to 'calm' fighting
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko vows to "calm" fighting with pro-Russia rebels in east Ukraine, a day after 30 people were killed in shelling in Mariupol.
Probe into care home minibus death
An investigation has been launched after an elderly woman was crushed by a runaway minibus in the car park of her care home.
Hlatshwayo not fit to face Ghana
South Africa defender Thulani Hlatshwayo is ruled out of Tuesday's Africa Cup of Nations match against Ghana.
Vexed Mexes: Europe's angriest footballer?
AC Milan's Philippe Mexes grabs the throats of two Lazio players after being sent off in fiery Serie A clash.
Murphy: Scrapping Trident 'wrong'
Jim Murphy says it would be "wrong" to advocate scrapping Trident as Nicola Sturgeon calls on Labour to rethink its support for nuclear weapons.
WHO vows reform after Ebola 'shocks'
The World Health Organization sets out plans for reform, admitting it was too slow to respond to the "horrific" Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
Teens 'use machete' in hijacking bid
Police arrest a boy aged 16 and an 18-year-old man after an attempt was made to force a taxi driver from his vehicle using a machete.
VIDEO: Trends of the week - in 60 seconds
A round-up of social media trends from across the world
'No veto' on Scots benefit changes
Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael says the UK government will not be able to stop Scotland from making changes to welfare benefits when they are devolved.
Gatland praises Jones' 'huge' impact
Warren Gatland, Graham Price and Shane Williams join those praising Adam Jones following his international retirement.
Murray beats Dimitrov in epic
Andy Murray wins a gruelling late-night contest with Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.
'100mph drink-drive' man arrested
A suspected drink-driver is arrested after his vehicle is spotted travelling at about 100mph on a 30mph-limit road.
Bradford boss snubs Mourinho gesture
Bradford City boss Phil Parkinson refused Jose Mourinho's handshake before full-time in the FA Cup win over Chelsea.
TV debates deal close - Grant Shapps
The Conservatives are close to agreeing to new plans for pre-election television debates, the party's chairman Grant Shapps says.
US talk show pioneer Franklin dies
Joe Franklin, who was a New York TV host for 43 years and is credited by some as having invented the talk show format, dies at the age of 88.
VIDEO: Colin Firth on being an unlikely villain
Actor Colin Firth has said the director of Kingsman: The Secret Service, Matthew Vaughn, cast him in the film because he was so unlikely to be seen as a villain.
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