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Sharif urges swifter action on terror

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Top News Stories Sharif urges swifter action on terror Pakistan's PM urges better coordination between security agencies against terrorism, a day after more than 70 people died in a suicide attack in Lahore. CCTV of third airport suspect released Belgian police release CCTV footage in a bid to identify a suspect who survived the Brussels airport attacks, as four more people die of their injuries. Storm leaves damage and diverted flights Storm Katie batters large parts of England, leaving flights cancelled, property damaged and thousands of people without power. Pictures reveal IS damage to Palmyra Hours after Syrian troops recaptured Palmyra, images emerge showing the extent of damage wrought by Islamic State group militants.   Japan teen free after 'two-year kidnap' Police in Japan detain a 23-year-old man on suspicion of keeping a teenage girl prisoner for two years. Sport Rooney deserves better - Hodgson England manager Roy Hodgson insists captain Wayne Rooney will be a key figure at Euro 2016 and should not be written off. Cyclist dies after Gent-Wevelgem crash Antoine Demoitie dies in hospital after being struck by a motorbike during Belgium's Gent-Wevelgem race. I went down memory lane - Watson Michael Watson "went down memory lane" after watching Chris Eubank Jr's British middleweight title victory over Nick Blackwell. Top Videos VIDEO: Leicester City winning fans in Thailand VIDEO: Water cannon fired at Brussels protest VIDEO: Easter Rising parade held in Dublin VIDEO: The doctors helping India's acid victims

Magazine The beauty of 'nanotecture' The intricate beauty of nanotecture designs Business Japan's NTT to buy Dell unit for $3bn Japan's NTT Data is buying Dell's technology services business for more than $3bn (£2.1bn) in an attempt to further expand its business in North America. Facebook apology after Lahore attack Facebook apologises after its safety check system wrongly asks people in the US and UK if they are caught in a bomb attack in Pakistan.   Technology Facebook apology after Lahore attack Facebook apologises after its safety check system wrongly asks people in the US and UK if they are caught in a bomb attack in Pakistan. Oculus founder delivers first headset Palmer Luckey, the founder of VR firm Oculus, has personally delivered one of the firm's consumer headsets to a customer. From the BBC Cultural Calendar On now: Klee/Agueli Related works by the two artists are on show at the Moderna Museet in Stockholm, until April 24th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Audi reveals the R8 Spyder Ingolstadt's new roadster takes aim at the mighty Porsche 911 Turbo Cabriolet   The story behind China's 'digital' camo The pixelated look is a 21st Century take on the science of military concealment Capital Why you should take a year off This is how to take a sabbatical without ruining your career   Surviving a personal crisis at work To help or not to help? What to do when an employee's personal life impacts work Culture The only recording of Virginia Woolf A beautiful animation of the writer's 1937 broadcast   The 'Easter egg' of Hieronymus Bosch Finding a hidden message in a 500-year-old painting Earth The tsunami that terrified Britain Climate change likely played a role – could it happen again?   Europe was once home to weird wild apes Oreopithecus was an ape like no other Future Is 'going online' an obsolete term? Why the internet has become invisible – and what it means   The unlucky names that break computers These people face daily annoyance because of what they're called Travel Scotland's wee but wild road A 516-mile route through the greatest hits of Scottish icons   A story of rebirth in Nepal How a 10-year-old Nepalese girl brought back memories of a past life

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