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Donald Trump sweeps to Nevada victory

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Top News Stories Donald Trump sweeps to Nevada victory Donald Trump wins by a large margin in Nevada, his third straight victory in the race to become the Republican presidential nominee, amid concerns of voter irregularities. Cologne attackers 'may never be caught' Most of the men who sexually assaulted women in Cologne on New Year's Eve may never be caught, the city's police chief says. Clarkson apology to Top Gear producer Former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson apologises to the producer he assaulted and settles a $140,000 racial discrimination and injury claim. South Africa's economy 'in crisis' South Africa's finance minister cuts growth forecast and says there is "no doubt the country is in crisis" ahead of his 2016 Budget speech.   Nepal passenger plane crash kills 23 A small passenger plane crashes in mountainous western Nepal, killing all 23 people on board. Sport Sportsday - rolling sports news Build-up to Man City's game, Kane out for Spurs, Liverpool and Man Utd news conferences and 'worst sporting cameos' debate. Mourinho unsure on the '$1m question' Jose Mourinho says he does not know about being the next Manchester United boss but is hoping to be back in football this summer. Mourinho unsure on the '$1m question' Jose Mourinho says he does not know about being the next Manchester United boss but is hoping to be back in football this summer. Top Videos VIDEO: Boston robot fights against pushing VIDEO: Did 'socialism' save this US town? VIDEO: The story of the Zika 'bucket baby' VIDEO: Scientists confirm armadillos' giant ancestor

Magazine Dolly's story Attacked with acid at 12, now dreaming of becoming a doctor Business South Africa's economy 'in crisis' South Africa's finance minister cuts growth forecast and says there is "no doubt the country is in crisis" ahead of his 2016 Budget speech. Huge damages award in talc cancer case A US jury orders Johnson & Johnson to pay $72m (£51m) to the family of a woman who claimed her death was linked to use of the company's Baby Powder talc.   Technology Nissan Leaf electric car hack revealed A researcher reveals a flaw that allows Nissan Leaf cars' heating and air-conditioning systems to be hijacked, and journey data leaked. Xiaomi unveils ceramic-backed phone Xiaomi announces its new flagship handset, the ceramic-cased Mi5, but does not disclose any plans to launch it in the West. From the BBC Cultural Calendar Opening: The Two Foscari Verdi's opera is performed at the Teatro alla Scala from February 25th to March 25th.   Find out more about exciting events around the world in the BBC Cultural Calendar.

Autos Bentley reveals the new Mulsanne Extended Wheelbase model headlines a makeover of the marque's flagship saloon   Driven: Aston Martin's £1.8m monster Flame-spitting Vulcan is 'properly hardcore', reports Top Gear's Ollie Marriage Capital Hiring? Throw out the rulebook There's a real problem with 'perfect' fit job applicants. Who to hire instead   When to quit a good job These people did it and never looked back. Could you? Should you? Culture How The X-Files changed television It's been highly influential – was it also truly great?   Nudity on stage: The naked truth Why baring all is all the rage Earth Blinking fireflies light up night sky Watch as millions gather in the world's largest synchronised dance   How do fish shoot arrows of water? The missiles fired by archerfish pack their maximum punch on impact Future Why do the British say 'sorry' so much? Apologising frequently may have hidden benefits   The photo that kickstarted the internet Who are the people behind one of the web's most important images? Travel Is NYC's most iconic sandwich – dying? Saving this New York City staple saves the very culinary soul of the city   A lake that hides a 500-year-old secret Only 150 people trek to this remote spot each year

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