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Title : US Congress backs repeal of Obamacare
The US Congress approves a plan to begin demolishing
Obamacare, but questions remain about a replacement.
Title : Cyprus talks: Erdogan dismisses full Turkish troop withdrawal
Turkey resists calls for it to remove thousands of
soldiers from Cyprus under a reunification deal.
Title : Stolen baby found alive in South Carolina 18 years on
A girl abducted as a newborn in Florida is found alive
after 18 years and a woman, 51, is arrested.
Title : Donald Trump blasts Clinton after probe of FBI launched
President-elect says Hillary Clinton was "guilty as
hell", after a probe of the FBI over emails is launched.
Title : Icy weather in Europe causes more hardship and chaos
The freezing conditions show little sign of abating as
temperatures plummet across the continent.
Title : Can Nintendo flip the Switch on the gaming industry?
BBC News takes a look back through the years at the
changing fortunes of the gaming giant.
Title : Princess Margaret's ex-husband dies
Lord Snowdon, society photographer and Princess
Margaret's ex-husband, dies.
Title : Pennsylvania school set maths homework on sex abuse of girl
A US school set students a maths assignment
asking which family member had sexually abused
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Title : US boot brand recalls shoe that leaves swastika imprints
A Reddit post went viral after showing a shoe imprint
that leaves behind the Nazi symbol.
Title : Bug 'exposes' WhatsApp message secrets
Some messages sent through Whatsapp can be intercepted
and read thanks to a bug in the app, suggests research.
Title : Takata fined $1bn in US over exploding airbag scandal
Japan's Takata hit with $1bn (£820m) US penalty for
selling dangerously defective airbags.
Title : Chicago police 'showed racial bias', report finds
A year-long investigation into Chicago's police
department finds serious civil rights violations.
Title : Kardashian West robbery: Six more suspects under
investigation
Six more suspects face charges in France over the Kim
Kardashian West robbery last year.
Title : Exorcist writer William Peter Blatty dies aged 89
US author and filmmaker William Peter Blatty has died
at the age of 89.
Title : Trudeau reaffirms support for immigration and Canadian
Muslims
Speaking about the difference between US and Canada,
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau strongly reaffirms his
support for feminism, immigration and Muslim nationals.
Title : Searching for the missing dead of Cyprus
The 1974 war that divided Cyprus left thousands dead -
and 2,000 more missing.
Title : US tanks and troops arrive in Poland
Tanks and troops arrive in Poland - the largest US
military reinforcement of Europe in decades.
Title : Girl stolen as a baby thought something was wrong - police
Kamiyah Mobley herself thought that something untoward
had happened, says Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams.
Title : Other colour-casting controversies
Sky has pulled a TV programme about Michael Jackson -
it's not the first casting controversy.
Title : Ruby seadragon filmed for first time
The ruby seadragon has been captured alive on film for
the first time.
Title : World news in one minute
Watch the latest news summary from BBC World
News. International news updated 24 hours a day.
Title : Obama surprises emotional Biden with Medal of Freedom
Barack Obama awards highest civilian honour to
Vice-President Biden in emotional farewell surprise.
Title : Frozen Mr Fox: Hunter displays animal preserved in block
of ice
A hunter in Germany says he displayed a frozen fox to
warn people of the danger of the icy Danube.
Title : Hoard of gold discovered in piano in Shropshire
Experts think the hoard was "deliberately hidden"
in the instrument more than 100 years ago.
Title : Theo Leggett: VW papers shed light on emissions scandal
VW has been fined $4.3bn by US authorities and agreed
to plead guilty to criminal charges, so just what do
documents released this week reveal about the emissions
rigging scandal?
Title : Barbara Plett Usher: Obama's Syria legacy
How did a man who took office espousing a new era of
engagement with the world end up a spectator to this
century's greatest humanitarian catastrophe?
Title : Phil Mercer: Can music save Australia's failing towns?
How Elvis, ABBA and Bob Marley are helping revive the
fortunes of small outback towns in Australia.
Title : John Mervin: Obama and the tale of US jobs
How US job creation tells the story of outgoing US
President Barack Obama's economic legacy.
Title : Donald Trump and brands: An uneasy relationship
Donald Trump tweets support or disdain for certain
companies: but what effect do his comments have?
Title : Will Catalonia vote to break from Spain this year?
Independence-minded Catalans play a game of political
chicken with Spanish authorities.
Title : Natarajan Chandrasekaran: Who is new Tata Group chairman?
The BBC's Sameer Hashmi profiles the new chairman of
India's $100bn Tata Group.
Title : Clearing up calendar confusion in Japan
Why Emperor Akihito abdicating could mean a
simplification of Japan's complicated calendar.
Title : Africa's top shots: 7 - 13 January 2017
A selection of the best photos from across Africa
this week.
Title : Keeping the slopes open
Photographer John Vink captures the work behind the
scenes keeping the ski slopes open at Saint Sorlin
d'Arves in France.
Title : City Airport at 30
Images of London City Airport, which is celebrating
its 30th birthday this year.
Title : Child monks
High in the Himalayas, young novice monks take their
lessons in the 15th-Century Thiksey monastery.
Title : Diego Costa: Chelsea striker is dropped after dispute over
fitness with coach
Diego Costa is left out of the Chelsea squad for
Saturday's Premier League game against Leicester
following a dispute over his fitness.
Title : Manchester United v Liverpool: Jose Mourinho answers
reporter's phone
Man Utd manager Jose Mourinho answers a reporter's
phone in the middle of his news conference previewing
Sunday's match against Liverpool.
Title : Nick Blackwell: Trainer Liam Wilkins has licence withdrawn
after sparring session
Trainer Liam Wilkins has his licence withdrawn after
overseeing a sparring session that left Nick Blackwell
in hospital.
Title : Lionel Messi: Barcelona punish club official over comments
about Argentina forward
Barcelona punish a club official who expressed a
"personal opinion" about Lionel Messi "that does not
match that of the club".
Title : Stranded
As BBC Mundo's Valeria Perasso reports, thousands have
fallen victim to the new US residency rules.
Title : My Dad, the president
A look back at the lives of Malia and Sasha Obama,
during their time as the US 'First Daughters'.
Title : Antarctic chic
For decades Antarctica hosted only the simplest huts
as human shelters - but architecture in the coldest,
driest, windiest continent is getting snazzier.
Title : Africaâ€Ös football festival
Learn about the hosts Gabon, the players to watch and
the potential winners ahead of the start of the Nations
Cup on Saturday.
Title : Battling the booze
South Africa knows it has a huge problem with
drink-driving and is considering some tough measures
to tackle it, writes the BBC's Pumza Fihlani.
Title : 7 days quiz
A weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7 questions.
Title : 'Rooting for you'
Jenna Bush-Hager and Barbara Bush write an open letter
to Sasha and Malia Obama as they prepare to move out
of the White House.
Title : Gender balance
South Korea has brought its gender gap back into balance,
but have women gained real equality?
Title : Nintendo consoles
Nintendo has created some of the world's most memorable
games consoles - but also had some big misses.
Title : Harassment headache
One woman's story of why confronting India's 'Eve
teasers' is not always straightforward.
Title : Knockout
Dangal is not a stereotypical Bollywood film but has
won hearts and minds across India.
Title : Cafe siege
On 1 July 2016, five armed Islamist militants stormed a
Dhaka restaurant. Emerging from the debris are stories
of immense courage.
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