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Title : Harvey Weinstein: New York state sues Weinstein Company
The lawsuit alleges the studio failed to protect staff
from abuse by Harvey Weinstein.
Title : Russia Saratov crash: Investigators comb crash site near
Moscow
The weather, human error and technical failure are
being considered as causes of the crash.
Title : Trump warns Israel that settlements 'complicate' peace hopes
The US president also casts doubt on whether the
Palestinians or Israel are ready to talk peace.
Title : Winter Olympics: South Koreans protest against 'propaganda'
South Koreans protested outside a concert that the
North Korean leader's sister was watching.
Title : Cyril Ramaphosa: ANC impatient over Jacob Zuma future
The ANC leader's statement came in a speech to mark
100 years since the birth of Nelson Mandela.
Title : London City Airport shut as WW2 bomb found in Thames
London City Airport is advising passengers to stay away
while the device is removed.
Title : UK charities warned after Haiti sex claims
The charity is warned it must account for its actions
or risk losing its government funding.
Title : Germany: Merkel calls for younger ministers in new government
"Not only the over-60s" should be considered, the
chancellor tells German TV.
Title : Bolivia: Gas canister blast kills eight in Oruro carnival
More than 40 people are receiving treatment for their
injuries in local hospitals and in La Paz.
Title : Riyadh Ritz-Carlton corruption purge Saudi hotel reopens
The Riyadh Ritz-Carlton held more than 200 princes,
ministers and businessmen accused of corruption.
Title : Mo Ibrahim prize: Liberia's Sirleaf wins African leadership
prize
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who made history as Africa's
first female president, wins Mo Ibrahim prize.
Title : The bus that could change your life
Competition for work among young Italians is so intense
that they need every bit of help then can get.
Title : Australia royal commission inquiry into banking begins
The royal commission follows a decade of scandals which
have rocked the country's biggest industry.
Title : Serena Williams makes return to competitive tennis in Fed
Cup doubles
Former world number one Serena Williams is greeted by
cheers as she makes her return to competitive tennis
five months after giving birth.
Title : The African barber styling Premier League stars
We find out, by joining barber Nikky Okyere on home
visits to his Premier League clients.
Title : Why Marvel's Black Panther is no ordinary superhero movie
The cast of the newest Marvel Studios film explain why
it's a superhero movie with a difference.
Title : Do 'dead' models live on in fashion magazines?
A fashion photographer asks why female models pose as
dead bodies or sexual objects in magazines.
Title : Idris Elba's surprise marriage proposal
The actor popped the question to his girlfriend at a
cinema screening in east London.
Title : Nigeria's soil-free salad farm
The entrepreneur growing greens in shipping containers.
Title : The everyday lives of the non-monogamous
Photographer Erika Kapin uses photography to document
non-monogamy with The Open Photo Project.
Title : Kim Cattrall criticises 'cruel' Sarah Jessica Parker after
brother's death
The death of Kim Cattrall's brother deepens a row
between her and fellow star Sarah Jessica Parker.
Title : Why you should love your 'saggy boobs'
Blogger Chidera Eggerue wants women to celebrate breasts
of all shapes and sizes.
Title : Your pictures: Time
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures
on a set theme. This week it is "time".
Title : Russian skiers support banned Olympic athletes
Thousands take to the slopes in Russia in solidarity with
athletes banned from taking part in the Winter Olympics.
Title : 'I couldn't mourn my grandmother because I had my period'
How a traditional final rites ritual exposed a
generational divide.
Title : Inside the world of extreme 'terror pranking'
Fake bombs, staged murders, stunts that resemble acid
attacks - why are YouTubers posting "terror pranks"?
Title : Where might Trump go in a nuclear attack?
For some people, the idea of nuclear war is
unimaginable. Others make plans.
Title : The firm selling raincoats with added Swedish melancholy
While most consumer brands suggest they will make the
buyer feel happier, Swedish rainwear firm Stutterheim
says its jackets may cause melancholy.
Title : Dhaka, a city with no room for the dead
Most graves in Dhaka are temporary. What do you do when
someone takes over your loved one's burial plot?
Title : How US death penalty capital changed its mind
Texas remains the strictest applicant of the US death
penalty but its decline reflects a national trend.
Title : The 11 cities most likely to run out of drinking water -
like Cape Town
Cape Townâ€Ös taps are due to be turned off because of
severe drought. It is not alone in having water woes.
Title : Sharing the spotlight: Could West End job shares help actors?
Mums and dads working as actors say they're being forced
out of the industry.
Title : The women of colour who fought for a vote
Is there a 'hidden history' of black and ethnic minority
women in the British women's suffrage campaign?
Title : Winter Olympics 2018: Windy conditions cause Aimee Fuller
problems in first run
Aimee Fuller's final run in the women's slopestyle
final was badly affected by the windy conditions. The
Brit scored a 'disappointing' 34.63 in her first run.
Title : Six Nations: Scotland 32-26 France
Greig Laidlaw kicks six second-half penalties to guide
Scotland to a 32-26 Six Nations victory over France
at Murrayfield.
Title : Newcastle United 1-0 Manchester United
Newcastle win a Premier League home game for the
first time since October with a surprise victory over
second-placed Manchester United.
Title : Ian Robertson: BBC commentator to retire from broadcasting
at the end of the year
Legendary commentator and former Scotland fly-half Ian
Robertson announces he will retire from broadcasting
at the end of the year.
Title : Winter Olympics 2018: Canada reach curling mixed doubles
final
Team Canada are the first team to reach the curling
final of the Winter Olympics beating Norway 8-4 in the
semi-finals of the mixed doubles.
Title : Garth Crooks' team of the week: Aguero, Salah, Kane, De
Bruyne, Van Dijk
Who deserves to be player of the year? Who is generating
the same hysteria as Kevin Keegan? Garth Crooks' team
of the week reveals all.
Title : Day-by-day guide to events
The Britons, the medals, the highlights - everything
you need to know about every day of the Winter Olympics
in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Title : Teenager Gerard wins first gold for US
Teenager Red Gerard snatches a dramatic victory in the
men's slopestyle to win the United States' first gold
in Pyeongchang.
Title : Speed skater dedicates medal to banned athletes
A Russian speed skater dedicates his country's first
medal of the Winter Olympics to his compatriots who
have been banned from the Games in "such a hard and
unfair way".
Title : Winter Olympics: Simen Hegstad Kruger wins skiathlon gold
in Norway 1-2-3
Norway's Simen Hegstad Kruger makes a remarkable
fightback to win gold in the men's skiathlon at the
Winter Olympics.
Title : Winter Olympics: Perrine Laffont wins women's moguls
Teenager Perrine Laffont produces a brilliant final run
to win the women's moguls and France's first medal of
the 2018 Winter Olympics.
Title : Winter Olympics: North Korean cheerleaders mesmerise crowds
As the first medals are won at the Winter Olympics in
Pyeongchang, we get our first glimpse of the North Korean
"cheerleaders".
Title : Winter Olympics: Dutch skater Sven Kramer clinches third
straight 5,000m gold
Dutch speed skating star Sven Kramer sets a new Olympic
record to make it three golds in a row in the men's
5,000m event.
Title : Winter Olympics: Russia may be banned but that isn't
stopping fans
Despite the ban on Russian athletes competing in the
Winter Olympics, more than 100 fans cheer on their
compatriots.
Title : Hearts and minds - the propaganda battle
Both North Korea and the US are making efforts to win
hearts and minds as well as medals.
Title : North Korea at the Olympics: All you need to know
Skaters, cheerleaders, and political games - the guide
to North Korea at the Winter Olympics.
Title : From a broken neck to a Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford
Jay Ruckelshaus broke his neck and almost died - but
fought back to win one of the world's top scholarships.
Title : Male make-up: Korean men have started a beauty revolution
Men in South Korea spend more on skincare per person
than men anywhere else in the world.
Title : The street dancers who dream big
The street dancers in Sierra Leone who are using their
talent to try to make a living.
Title : Breaking taboos with tattoos
21 year old Heleena Mistry uses traditional Indian
designs in her tattoos
Title : Have they found a cure for our cancer?
When Simon Cox was first diagnosed with Chronic
Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL), he feared the worst. But
now there are promising developments.
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seldom black or white. Beware of the solution that requires one side to be
totally the loser and the other side to be totally the winner. The reason
there are two sides to begin with usually is because neither side has all
the facts. Therefore, when the wise mediator effects a compromise, he is
not acting from political motivation. Rather, he is acting from a deep
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