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End of the licence fee: BBC to back radical overhaul of how it is funded
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Raif Badawi, the Saudi Arabian blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes, may now face death penalty
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PornHub turns masturbation into energy in bid to save the planet
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Dakota Johnson's 'It's only Isis' Saturday Night Live sketch sparks controversy
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The remarkable archaeological underwater discovery that could open up a new chapter in the study of European and British prehistory
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End of the licence fee: BBC to back radical overhaul of how it is funded
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Raif Badawi, the Saudi Arabian blogger sentenced to 1,000 lashes, may now face death penalty
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PornHub turns masturbation into energy in bid to save the planet
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Dakota Johnson's 'It's only Isis' Saturday Night Live sketch sparks controversy
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White and gold or blue and black – what colour is the dress? An eyewitness gives a definitive answer
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New theory could prove how life began and disprove God
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This is what it's like to be dead, according to a guy who died for a bit
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'Jihadi John': CAGE representative storms off Sky News accusing Kay Burley of Islamophobia
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Ukip would cut billions from Scottish budget to fund English tax cuts
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End of the licence fee: BBC to back radical overhaul of how it is funded
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Russia's roadmap for annexing eastern Ukraine 'leaked from Vladimir Putin's office'
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Do It Yourself approach to securing a new house
Community land trusts marking a new trend for taking the initiative away from developers
David Nussbaum: We didn’t send Cameron to the Arctic to see green ideas freeze
The head of WWF UK remains sanguine despite the Government’s failure to live up to its pledges on the environment
Author Kazuo Ishiguro on being inspired by shoot-outs and samurai
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150 years after it was outlawed...
... America's first slavery museum is established in Louisiana
Kelly Clarkson: How I snubbed Simon Cowell and become a Grammy-winning superstar
The first 'American Idol' winner on how she manages to remain her own woman – Jane Austen fascination and all
You won't believe your eyes
Tony Oursler's new show explores our uneasy relationship with technology. He's one of a growing number of artists with that preoccupation
Moores must go. He should never have been brought back to fail again
The England coach leaves players to find solutions - which makes you wonder where he adds value, says Ian Herbert
The battle for Mosul will unleash 'a million refugees'
Aid agencies prepare for vast exodus following planned Iraqi offensive against the Isis-held city, reports Patrick Cockburn
Yvette Cooper: We can't lose the election. There's too much on the line
The shadow Home Secretary on fighting radical Islam, protecting children, and why anyone in Labour who's thinking beyond May must 'sort themselves out'
It's not easy being Green
After a bad week in which its leader had a public meltdown and its only city council couldn't agree on a budget vote, what next for the alternative party? It's over to Caroline Lucas to find out
Gorillas nearly missed
BBC producers didn't want to broadcast Sir David Attenborough's famed Rwandan encounter
The Downton Abbey effect
Impoverished Italian nobles are opening their doors to paying guests, inspired by the TV drama
China's wild panda numbers on the up
New census reveals 17% since 2003
