Cute baby rhino takes its first steps in Scotland
A rare southern white rhino calf has been born at Blair Drummond Safari Park near Stirling on Tuesday evening after an epic 16-month pregnancy. The 60kg baby is the fifth rhino calf to be born at the park to mother Dot and father Graham, both 16.
Press Association videoAdorable baby gorilla sleeps in the palm of its mother's hand
A critically endangered Western Lowland gorilla has been born at Twycross Zoo. The baby is less than a week old and remains as-yet-unnamed. Mother Ozala cradles the baby while it's exhibitionist brother Lope steals the show.
Press Association videoWhat's the deal with oil? Saudi Arabia's about-face on OPEC (part 2)
Will OPEC really tighten production? Is Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer, really feeling the pinch? It's just announced austerity measures but still sits on a massive sovereign wealth fund. What does that money buy when you see the U.S. congress overriding a presidential veto on
France 24 VideosWhat's the deal with oil? Saudi Arabia's about-face on OPEC (part 1)
Will OPEC really tighten production? Is Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer, really feeling the pinch? It's just announced austerity measures but still sits on a massive sovereign wealth fund. What does that money buy when you see the U.S. congress overriding a presidential veto on
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PM adamant the abuse inquiry will go ahead
Theresa May has resolutely stated that the national child abuse inquiry will happen despite more recent setbacks.
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'Recycled Orchestra' turns garbage into gold
The highly acclaimed documentary "Landfill Harmonic" follows the story of a Paraguayan music school that teaches its students to play music using instruments made from pieces of discarded rubbish. The youth orchestra, composed of impoverished children from the neighborhood of Cateura, has gained
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Paris hosts its first major exhibition dedicated to Oscar Wilde
It has taken more than a century, but France is finally paying fulsome tribute to Oscar Wilde, the Irish writer who died penniless in a fleapit Paris hotel.
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At least three killed and over 100 injured in NJ train crash
A packed commuter train crashes into a station in New Jersey during the morning rush hour, with at least three people reported killed and more than 100 injured, many of them in critical condition.
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Air strikes in Syria's Idlib province kill at least 6
At least six civilians, including four children, were killed in air raids on the Syrian town of Idlib, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Jordan's under-17 women football team prepare to host World Cup
Jordan's under-17 women footballers are set for the contest of their lives as the first international all-female tournament ever held in the Middle East kicks off in Amman Friday.
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Hinkley gets the go ahead - with conditions
The Government has agreed to the building of a new nuclear power station at Hinkley Point.
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Train crash witness gives his account
Witness describes the scene at a New Jersey train station after a crash.
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Forensic experts from McCann case help in the hunt for clues
Police teams searching for clues surrounding the disappearance of Ben Needham have found "areas of decomposition" near the spot where the toddler went missing 25 years ago.
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Luxury thrives alongside misery in Ukraine's war-torn east
Fancy restaurants and trendy boutiques stand just blocks away from stuffy bomb shelters where survivors hunker down in eastern Ukraine's pro-Russian rebel capital city of Donetsk.
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Rosetta: The beginning of the end
Europe is poised to crash-land its Rosetta spacecraft on the comet it has stalked for over two years, joining robot lander Philae on the cosmic wanderer's icy surface for eternity.
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Spain's Socialists meet following 'coup' attempt
Spain's Socialist party is on the verge of "civil war" after half its leadership staged a coup, in what could paradoxically be good news for those desperate to unblock the country's political deadlock.
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Footage of US boy's fatal shooting released
Body camera footage has shown the moment police officers opened fire on a car in Louisiana, killing six-year-old Jeremy Mardis in November 2015.
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Det Supt Chris Ward: Most likely a 'random' attack
Police say a teenager was grabbed 'in a bearhug' and forced into a car in the middle of a busy street in Summertown, Oxford.
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Fox: 'Golden opportunity' for free trade
International Trade Secretary, Liam Fox, has taken a swipe at a British exporters by branding them 'lazy'. He says the UK needs to realise the world doesn't owe it a living. Dr Fox gives a speech on free trade.
Sky videoAfghanistan's national unity government faces political deadlock
As part of a power-sharing deal agreed back in 2014, Afghanistan's government was supposed to introduce several ambitious reforms before its two-year anniversary this Thursday. But simmering tensions between the country's President Ashraf Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah have derailed
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French FM salutes deal for giant UK nuclear project (2)
French Foreign minister Jean-Marc Ayrault salutes Britain's decision to sign the contract for a French-Chinese consortium to build Britain's first nuclear plant in a generation, after a string of controversies threatened to scupper the huge deal.
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Brussels to get Pompidou Centre art museum
The European "capital" of Brussels is going to get its own version of the Pompidou Centre, the contemporary art gallery in Paris that has become one of world's biggest cultural attractions.
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Footballer Xavi visits Jordan refugee camp
Former FC Barcelona and Spanish star Xavi visits a Palestinian refugee camp near Amman the day after being appointed "ambassador" in an initiative launched by the organisers of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
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'We Need To Be Ready' For Terrorists
Met Police Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe reveals how police are boosting their anti-terror tactics
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'Shoot Him Dead': Duterte's Drugs War
The Philippines has been accused of encouraging extrajudicial killings after the President called for a war on drugs.
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