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Dozens dead as two migrant boats sink

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Top News Stories Dozens dead as two migrant boats sink Two boats on their way to Greece capsize near Turkey, killing at least 35 migrants, Turkish media say. Dissident republicans claim Dublin murder Dissident republicans claim they carried out a shooting in Dublin on Friday in which a man was killed and two others wounded. Leopard hurts six in Indian school A male leopard enters a school in the Indian city of Bangalore, injuring six people before being captured and released. Storm Imogen lashing parts of the UK About 13,000 homes are without power and travel is disrupted as Storm Imogen brings heavy rain and winds of up to 96mph to parts of Britain.   Somali children 'face death' over drought More than 50,000 children in Somalia "face death" because of the ongoing drought there, the UN says. Sport Sportsday - rolling sports news The latest from the Premier League, football gossip, FA Cup & Super Bowl, plus breaking sports news and debate. Tweddle recovering from neck surgery Beth Tweddle moves her hands and feet after undergoing surgery on her neck following an accident on Channel 4 show The Jump. Tweddle recovering from neck surgery Beth Tweddle moves her hands and feet after undergoing surgery on her neck following an accident on Channel 4 show The Jump. Top Videos VIDEO: Taiwan quake: The moment a survivor was found VIDEO: Frozen 'car park' unexpectedly melts VIDEO: Cartoon smartphone lessons for parents VIDEO: London bus blown up for film stunt

Magazine The 'fat girl' everybody loved Sophie Tucker, who died 50 years ago, became a household name with her songs and skits on sex, ageing and being overweight. Business India outpaces China in 2015 growth India's economy grew at a rate of 7.5% in 2015, faster than the 6.9% reported in China, official figures show. Ban £50 notes, ex-bank chief says Banks should stop issuing $100, £50 and €500 notes to tackle crime, a former bank boss says.   Technology India blocks Facebook Free Basics India's telecoms regulator blocks Facebook's limited free internet service as part of a ruling in favour of net neutrality. Should Twitter ignore its users? If Twitter is to grow, it may need to disregard the complaints by its regular users about innovations. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Alex Katz The work of American artist Alex Katz is on show until February 7th at the Guggenheim Bilbao.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Is this the world's greatest SUV? As fast as an Aston Martin, as capable as a Range Rover, as opulent as a Bentley   Fiat Jolly rides again The classic resort car is reborn as a cheeky electric runabout Capital Don't do this if you're indecisive Why building a home from scratch is a bad idea. Plus must-dos for the rest of us   How to give money the Chinese way Tips to avoid a Lunar New Year faux pas Culture What does this have to do with Trump? An expert finds links between a news photo and a great work of art   When ads go too far Where is the line between inspiration and plagiarism? Earth Strange monsters that prowled Australia Half-tonne birds and giant kangaroos once roamed the land   A coati in the kitchen The problems with Costa Rica's love affair with keeping wild animals as pets Future What's the secret to making snow? How movies simulate winter, even when it's warm   Is any nature truly 'pristine'? A new way to define the world's untouched places Travel Europe's first underwater museum opens See the 400 sculptures before the site opens to the public   Where head banging meets tradition Tradition and heavy metal mosh together in a new kind of African expression

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UK brands Assange ruling 'ridiculous'

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Top News Stories UK brands Assange ruling 'ridiculous' The foreign secretary brands a UN panel's ruling calling for Julian Assange to be allowed to go free "ridiculous", as the Wikileaks founder demands the decision be respected. Al-Shabab retakes key Somali port Islamist militant group al-Shabab retakes Somalia's port city of Merca after African Union troops left, making it the biggest town under their control. Crane collapses in New York City Large construction crane collapses in central New York City, US media report Pope set for historic Patriarch meeting Pope Francis is to hold a historic first meeting with Patriarch Kirill, the head of Russian Orthodox Church, in Cuba.   Clinton and Sanders clash one-on-one Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders clash sharply over Wall Street and foreign policy in their first head-to-head TV debate. Sport 'TV cash will not cut ticket prices' Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger says television revenue that Premier League clubs get will be used to buy players. Sportsday - rolling football news Rolling updates as 13 Premier League managers speak to the media - plus what is a fair price to pay for a top-flight ticket? Sportsday - rolling football news Rolling updates as 13 Premier League managers speak to the media - plus what is a fair price to pay for a top-flight ticket? Top Videos VIDEO: The largest annual human migration VIDEO: Why do Delhi's homeless prefer streets to shelters? VIDEO: Rare Ferrari to go under the hammer VIDEO: KAEC: Saudi's $100bn construction project

Magazine Spared by the hitmen with principles One year ago a group of gunmen was hired to kill a woman, but the hit did not go as planned and she returned to surprise the man who wanted her dead. Business US economy adds 151,000 jobs in January The US economy added 151,000 jobs in January, helping to push the country's unemployment rate down to 4.9%, official figures show. VW delays publishing its results Volkswagen says it will not release its results nor hold its shareholders' meeting on time, as it needs more time to work out its accounts as a result of last year's emissions crisis.   Technology Google AI will play live Go match Google has announced the next challenge for its AI software - to play a live-streamed Go match against the world champion. New homes to get superfast broadband The government has hammered out a deal between Openreach and housing developers to ensure new homes have superfast broadband. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Last chance to see: Alex Katz The work of American artist Alex Katz is on show until February 7th at the Guggenheim Bilbao.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Fiat Jolly rides again The classic resort car is reborn as a cheeky electric runabout   First drive: Lamborghini Huracán Spyder Top Gear's Ollie Kew heads to Miami Beach to sample Sant'Agata's topless terror Capital Avoid these types on LinkedIn Scammers and sales schemes are harder to spot. Here's how   Would you trust your health to a phone? Apps and technology are creating a new wave of care and jobs Culture Hail, Caesar! is 'a surprising treat' The Coen brothers' newest is their first feel-good film   Is it wrong to find humour in war? A new Dad's Army film re-examines whether comedy about conflict is in good taste Earth The dark side of dolphins They get up to some shocking stuff when we're not looking   Saving Britain's rarest apples How an orchard of rare cider apples will benefit wildlife Future Can you really get fit in 60 seconds? The scientific secret of short but effective workouts   How this insect can change what you eat Nobody could have predicted what it does to people Travel Where head banging meets tradition Tradition and heavy metal mosh together in a new kind of African expression   One country's endless war against water Experience a world where water is both an enemy – and a cherished friend

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