Today's Headlines: World powers 'agree Syria ceasefire', Japanese shares plunge in early trade, 'Paternity leave' MP quits over affair

World powers 'agree Syria ceasefire'

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Top News Stories World powers 'agree Syria ceasefire' Major powers agree to seek a nationwide "cessation of hostilities" in Syria to begin in a week's time, as well as measures to advance aid deliveries. Japanese shares plunge in early trade Japanese shares open sharply lower on Friday amid concerns over the global economy and following falls in the US and Europe. 'Paternity leave' MP quits over affair A Japanese MP who sparked a national discussion on paternity leave resigns after admitting to having an affair as his wife was due to give birth. Clinton and Sanders clash over Obama Democratic candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders clash over their support for the president in their first debate since the New Hampshire primary.   Man missing 30 years remembers identity A Canadian man who suffered a head injury and went missing for 30 years is set to be reunited with his family after remembering his identity. Sport Johnson sacked by Sunderland Adam Johnson is sacked by Sunderland after pleading guilty to one count of sexual activity with a child and one charge of grooming. Are Man Utd about to rule the world? £1bn from sponsors, 116 million social media followers and a £5bn TV deal - why Man Utd are set to become the world's richest club. Are Man Utd about to rule the world? £1bn from sponsors, 116 million social media followers and a £5bn TV deal - why Man Utd are set to become the world's richest club. Top Videos VIDEO: Why Pope and Patriarch meeting matters VIDEO: Spearing giants in 'ocean's Jurassic Park' VIDEO: Bosch paintings in historic homecoming VIDEO: Google boss asked 'what do you get paid?'

Magazine Erasing Franco's memory one street at a time Spanish cities renew a push to erase Franco-era street names Business Japanese shares plunge in early trade Japanese shares open sharply lower on Friday amid concerns over the global economy and following falls in the US and Europe. Morgan Stanley to pay $3.2bn settlement Morgan Stanley will pay $3.2bn (£2.2bn) to US authorities to settle claims that it misled investors about risky mortgage bonds sold before the financial crisis.   Technology VTech 'is responsible' for kids' data The UK's data privacy watchdog confirms that VTech remains responsible for protecting users' data despite changes to its terms and conditions. Facebook 'colonialism' row stokes distrust Comments by a Facebook board member could put Mark Zuckerberg's global plans on the back foot. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening this week: Berlin Film Festival From February 11th to 21st, Berlin will be buzzing with cinematic activity at various venues around the city.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

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