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Title : UK PM rejects 'partial' EU membership
Theresa May will use her Brexit speech to say the UK
"will not hold on to bits of EU membership".
Title : MH370: Families say search suspension for Malaysian plane
'irresponsible'
They say it is "irresponsible" to halt the underwater
search for the Malaysian plane.
Title : 'Wrong Ivanka' hits back at Trump
A tweet quoted by Donald Trump praising his daughter,
mistakenly copies in Ivanka from Brighton.
Title : Istanbul Reina nightclub attack suspect 'trained in
Afghanistan'
The man held for the New Year's Eve nightclub attack
has confessed, the city's governor says.
Title : Kenyan women urged to withhold sex in vote drive
Kenyan MP urges women to withhold sex from their husbands
until they register as voters.
Title : Giant alligator caught on film in Florida
"Humpback" is caught on camera going for a stroll
in Florida.
Title : Libyan wins right to sue ex-UK minister
The ex-foreign secretary faces being sued over
allegations of MI6 involvement in man's abduction.
Title : George Michael's friend Andros Georgiou links death to drugs
George Michael's childhood friend says hard drugs
had returned to the singer's life before his death
last month.
Title : Australia Day ad showing girls in hijabs removed after
threats
An image showing two girls in hijabs and an Australian
flag is taken down after unspecified threats.
Title : German top court blocks ban on far right NPD
The German constitutional court says the NPD is not a
significant enough threat to democracy.
Title : Australian conditions 'favourable' for mouse plague,
scientists warn
Rain has created ideal conditions for mice in Australia's
breadbasket, a science agency warns.
Title : Family rescued from Japan mountain
A woman and her three sons reportedly dug themselves
into a snow hole for shelter.
Title : China probes 'fake seasoning producing hub' near Tianjin
Some 50 factories were said to be using unapproved
ingredients like industrial salt.
Title : John Lewis tells Americans on MLK day: 'You must never hate'
Civil rights icon John Lewis makes a Martin Luther King
Day address after a row with Donald Trump.
Title : Radar sensor for the home which can 'see' through walls
The radar imaging system is capable of detecting movement
and "seeing" through walls.
Title : Route 45: Inside one of Obama's favourite diners
Jon Kay finds out people's hopes and fears about the
Donald Trump presidency, over breakfast at one of Barack
Obama's favourite eateries in Chicago.
Title : Mexico nightclub attack: 'They said it was fireworks'
Witness Valerie Lee described the confusion in the
immediate aftermath of a deadly attack on a nightclub
in the Mexican resort of Playa del Carmen.
Title : Common leopards 'moving to higher altitudes'
Common leopards could be moving to higher altitudes on
the Tibetan plateau.
Title : George Michael ‘liked crack cocaine��, says friend
Singer George Michael��s childhood friend says that
“hard drugs were back in his life”.
Title : Tunisia inquest shown police map of killer's spree
A court has watched a police recreation of the hour-long
killing spree at a Tunisian beach resort in June 2015,
which left 38 people - including 30 British tourists
- dead.
Title : Eyewitness describes Kyrgyzstan plane crash
Local eyewitness Uson describes the moment a plane
crashed in a Kyrgyzstan village.
Title : Daz Black, Ben Phillips and Tish Simmonds pay tribute as
Vine closes
The six-second clip-sharing service is shutting down
but it's still not clear exactly why.
Title : Puppy recovering after swallowing kitchen knife
A puppy who swallowed an 8in kitchen knife is recovering
after undergoing life-saving emergency surgery.
Title : Gordon Corera: Why did the Zimmerman Telegram matter?
Marking the 100th anniversary of one of the greatest
of all feats of code-breaking
Title : James Reynolds: Who was second-longest serving US president?
After extensive research the BBC's James Reynolds
reveals the answer you have all been waiting for.
Title : Is the Philippines' communist insurgency nearly over?
As both sides meet for talks, could the Philippines'
decades-long communist insurgency soon be over?
Title : Why a bicycle may decide Indian election
The BBC's Ayeshea Perera on the role of the humble
bicycle in a crucial Indian state election.
Title : Reality Check: Can there be a quick UK-USA trade deal?
Donald Trump has said he would like a quick trade deal
with the UK. Is that possible?
Title : Week in pictures: 7-13 January 2017
A selection of the best news photographs from around
the world, taken over the past week.
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 : Australian Open 2017: Johanna Konta, Heather Watson and
Kyle Edmund win
Johanna Konta, Kyle Edmund and Heather Watson all win
to make it five British players in the Australian Open
second round.
Title : 'God fix Afghanistan'
The Afghan woman made famous by a 1985 magazine cover
tells the BBC of her hope for a new beginning.
Title : Love to the rescue
Melissa Dohme was viciously stabbed more than 30 times
by her ex-boyfriend. She survived against all the odds
and found love in an unexpected place.
Title : McDosa to go
The BBC's in-house cartoonist, Kirtish Bhatt, on
McDonald's bid to become "more Indian".
Title : German shivers
German politicians are desperately trying to build and
forge ties with US President-elect Donald Trump.
Title : Fatal reaction
How one woman's rare disorder means a kiss from her
husband could end up killing her.
Title : Working dads
How do working fathers manage the work-life balance? You
have been telling us how you cope.
Title : Should bosses be more feminine?
Could a club for “girly girls” really help improve
female equality in the workplace?
Title : Davos 2017: Is the urban-rural divide increasing?
Could experts at Davos find the right formula to shaping
urban policies that will create progressive cities?
Title : Trump, China and Brexit to dominate
China's president will attend Davos for the first time,
just days before Donald Trump takes office.
Title : Rough guide to Davos
It's that time of year that sees politicians, chief
executives and a few Hollywood stars rubbing shoulders
in the Swiss ski resort of Davos. But why should we care?
Title : Are the global 'elite' in retreat?
Brexit, Donald Trump, and the rise of populism have
left the world's "liberal elites" reeling. Can Davos,
their ideological habitat, survive?
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