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15 décembre
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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01:45
DR Congo is using e-voting for the first time, but is it a secure system?
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01:21
North Korea is trying to develop civilian technologies but can it become an innovation powerhouse?
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01:13
Russia's government wants people to have a laugh - as long as it's at its opponents' expense, and not Mr Putin's.
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01:08
The army earlier accused the UN children's agency of spying for Islamists in north-eastern Nigeria.
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00:05
Mick Mulvaney will be acting White House chief of staff, replacing General John Kelly.
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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01:06
Buying teachers at Rhosybol community school a festive treat will not get you on Santa's nice list.
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01:04
Wind, rain, snow and ice are expected to have an effect on traffic and travel over the next 24 hours.
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01:03
In two months, one fire service saw costs at least triple compared to each of the last four years.
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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01:05
Saturday's front pages feature Brexit and the EU's plan to charge Brits travelling to Europe.
14 décembre
BBC News | World | UK Edition
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23:34Migrant caravan: US to investigate after child dies in custody at border BBC News | World | UK EditionA watchdog will investigate how a seven-year-old girl died after being detained by US Border Patrol.
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22:02
Only a day after warring parties agreed a ceasefire, residents hear shelling in Hudaydah port.
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19:46
Witnesses say people fell ill after eating rice nofollowing a ceremony in the state of Karnataka.
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18:58
Theresa May's Brussels talks were not a failure - but she needs more than the EU's assurances.
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18:20
The Green Beret allegedly shot a suspected Taliban bomb-maker in Afghanistan in 2010.
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18:12
Shares drop as Reuters study says firm knew asbestos "lurked" in its talcum powder for decades.
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14:01
The market where the attack took place reopens, as President Macron visits the city.
BBC News | Politics | UK Edition
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19:43
Labour's leadership is being urged to endorse another public vote on Brexit. But will they do it?
BBC News | News Front Page | UK Edition
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22:50Five goals and a red card in 14 minutes as Livingston hammer Hearts BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionFive goals and a red card in the space of 14 minutes ensure Livingston hammer Hearts in the Scottish Premiership.
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22:49
West Brom come from behind to pick up a crucial victory at fellow Championship promotion contenders Sheffield United.
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21:16Laura Kenny, Katie Archibald, Neah Evans and Ellie Dickinson win gold in women's team pursuit BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionLaura Kenny, Katie Archibald, Neah Evans and Ellie Dickinson win gold in the women's team pursuit at the World Track Cycling World Cup in London.
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19:32
Rocks weighing several tons fell onto a building on White Rock, in Hastings, destroying a bedroom.
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19:25Ex-rider Varnish case about 'self interest' - British Cycling lawyer BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionEx-rider Jess Varnish is putting "self-interest" first in an employment case against British Cycling and UK Sport, a lawyer says.
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19:03UK schoolgirls assaulted in Ghana 'given specialist support' BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionThe girls, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, were sexually assaulted at gunpoint.
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18:50
Egypt and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is voted the BBC African Footballer of the Year 2018.
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18:09
Five charts about the prime minister's busy week
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16:46
Councils will have to offer separate food caddies in a bid to combat methane emissions.
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14:56
Freezing rain is one of the hazards expected to lead to "treacherous" conditions on Saturday and Sunday.
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08:51'He doesn't make many mistakes but I could get to him' - Fielding ready to upset Alvarez BBC News | News Front Page | UK EditionRocky Fielding says he will relish the chance to upset the odds when he takes on Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez at Madison Square Gardens.
Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals
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20:53Senior Tories tell Theresa May to work with Jeremy Corbyn as only hope to save her Brexit deal - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsBadly bruised prime minister urged to stop trying to 'go it alone', accept her proposed agreement is dead – and seek the help of other parties
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20:37Brexit news - as it happened: Jean-Claude Juncker addresses public spat with Theresa May as Tusk denies mandate for further talks - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsFollow all the latest updates from Westminster
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20:20National Action: Neo-Nazi 'trained daughter to perform Hitler salute and filmed it', court hears - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Finally got her to do it,' Darren Fletcher boasted to fellow neo-Nazi
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20:07Theresa May insists Brexit deal is not dead despite EU leaders refusing to make further concessions - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsPM says 'further clarification' on backstop is possible
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19:57Supermarkets face pressure over antibiotics in meat after superbugs found in pork - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsInfected products sold abroad came from sources that may also supply UK stores - and 'risk may rise' with Brexit
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19:38British travellers will need to pay €7 to visit Europe post-Brexit, EU reveals - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe fee will be waived for those under 18 and those over 70
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19:32Death of woman in private UK prison caused by neglect and systemic failures, inquest rules - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'As a family, we have been shocked to learn of the inadequacies of the care provided to her,' says inmate's sister
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19:17Fraudster jailed after building credit card fraud machine to steal £500,000 from bank customers - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Audacious criminal' created device that could impersonate banks and alter his voice, police say
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19:10Fingerprint from phone video helps convict boy, 16, of murder and rape of 14-year-old schoolgirl - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsFootage of killer scrolling through iPhone used to bring him to justice in legal first
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19:00Brexit: Theresa May admits confronting Jean-Claude Juncker after he called her demands 'nebulous' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThe PM's attempt to win fresh concessions on the Brexit deal took a disastrous turn
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19:00Theresa May didn't like being called 'nebulous'? She has turned nebulousness into an art form - Independent.co.uk/News/Appeals'Vague, ill-defined, ambiguous, muddy, opaque' are the most popular synonyms for 'nebulous'. Do those words, as someone once said, remind you of anybody?
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18:39UK weather forecast: Britain braced for snow, freezing rain and ice as Met Office issues severe warnings - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsRare atmospheric phenomenon expected to cause major disruption
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18:04Man dies after having both ears sliced off in Blackburn machete attack - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsThirteen-year-old boy among those charged with attempted murder
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18:02Fracking halted in Lancashire again after second earthquake in three days - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsSeries of small tremors culminated in 0.9 magnitude event, meaning operations had to pause at Cuadrilla site
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17:55Homeless women turned away by local councils 'trying to keep numbers down' - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsChannel 4 investigation nofollows group of actors routinely rejected when going to local authorities for help
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17:54Man dies after falling from 12-foot Christmas tree outside nightclub in town centre - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsAccident is spotted by nearby clubbers in early hours
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17:47Jeremy Hunt gave wrong information on scale of NHS breast cancer screening errors, review says - Independent.co.uk/News/AppealsError 'caused unnecessary concern to the public and additional distress to women affected', independent review says
BBC News | Wales | UK Edition
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23:42
It was thought the 74-year-old was not hurt, but it was later found out she had a fractured spine.
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23:09Track Cycling World Cup: Great Britain's women beat world champions USA in team pursuit BBC News | Wales | UK EditionGreat Britain's women win gold in the team pursuit at the World Track Cycling World Cup in London.
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20:50
Abdullah Rasul ran over the men after drinking in a nightclub and was later found by police in a bar.
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20:46
Abdullah Rasul is locked up for two years and eight months after hitting two pedestrians.
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20:45
Lewis Popp was lying down on a busy road before he was hit and killed by a car, an inquest hears.
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19:50
The first details of the suspensions emerge after the university refused to disclose them.
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19:30
The Welsh Government called in plans to prepare a 740-acre area in Anglesey ready to build Wylfa Newydd.
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19:28
The story used a photo from a development in Abu Dhabi, claiming it was going to be built in Wales.
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19:24
Ronnie Connors carried out work on a roof and called his victim from jail for another offence to ask for money.
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18:09
Cyfarfod i'w gynnal rhwng swyddogion Llywodraeth Cymru a'r Llyfrgell Genedlaethol i drafod adolygiad o'r cynllun £9m ar gyfer sefydlu Archif Ddarlledu Genedlaethol.
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15:02
Swyddfa Dywydd wedi cyhoeddi dau rybudd tywydd gwahanol ar gyfer Cymru dros y penwythnos.
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01:13
Tolls coming into Wales will end on Monday, having been in place since 1966.
BBC News | Business | UK Edition
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23:02
Financial markets had seen smooth sailing in recent years. But it looks like that's over.
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18:17
The man who bought BHS for £1 is fined for not providing documents about the collapsed chain's pension schemes.
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17:28
A stadium in LA confirms it uses facial recognition technology at pop concerts.
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17:10
Photos of up to 6.8 million Facebook users, including ones they never posted, could be accessed.
BBC News | England | UK Edition
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23:28
Exeter still face an uphill battle to reach the Champions Cup quarter-finals despite a bonus-point win at Gloucester
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20:59
Sophie Wilson was travelling around Thailand when she dived into a swimming pool and broke her neck.
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20:40
Councils will have to offer separate food caddies in a bid to combat methane emissions.
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20:08
Remand prisoner John Delahaye should not have been given the medication unsupervised, a jury concludes.
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18:15
Darren Fletcher is being sentenced for being a member of banned neo-Nazi group National Action.
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18:06
The two men poured petrol into the back of the car while the driver was still sitting inside.
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17:39
Two police cars were involved in the smash, which happened just outside Gravesend on Thursday.
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16:57
Darren Byrne hit his wife Maria over the head before dousing her body in white spirit.
BBC News | Scotland | UK Edition
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17:20Rangers don't need wholesale changes but need quality to match Celtic, says Steven Gerrard BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionRangers manager Steven Gerrard says he does not need to make wholesale changes but must add quality to compete against Celtic and in Europe.
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19:54
Frank Cairney was convicted of nine charges of sexually abusing young footballers.
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19:17
Lawyers for the former first minister want full access to emails ahead of his misconduct probe court case.
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18:43
Mark Wilson and Leeanne Napier tried to kill Scott Watson after bursting into his flat in Kirkcaldy.
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17:49
South African Joe Bosman was a member of 3 Scots, The Black Watch, 3rd Battalion The Royal Regiment of Scotland.
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17:22
Meet the pharmacist who goes out onto the streets of Edinburgh prescribing medicine to homeless people.
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17:01
A review into a care home finds children's complaints of abuse were not "fully heard".
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16:23
Highlands and Islands Enterprise is now running the site after its operator was placed into administration.
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16:01Leigh Griffiths: Neil Lennon happy to talk to Celtic striker about his personal issues BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionNeil Lennon says Leigh Griffiths will benefit from speaking about the mental issues that have led the Celtic striker to take time out of football.
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14:35Fraser Brown: Glasgow & Scotland hooker set to miss Six Nations start BBC News | Scotland | UK EditionGlasgow Warriors hooker Fraser Brown could miss at least the first two matches of Scotland's Six Nations campaign with a knee injury.
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12:48
Since the 1950s, a herd of reindeer have called Scotland's hills home, roaming wild in 6,000 acres of mountains.
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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22:44Irish Premiership: Mitchell double helps Glenavon to easy win over Coleraine BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionTwo goals from Andrew Mitchell help Glenavon to a comfortable 4-0 win over inconsistent Coleraine at Mourneview Park.
BBC News | Technology | UK Edition
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17:26
Photos of up to 6.8 million Facebook users, including ones they never posted, could be accessed.
Guardian Unlimited Film News
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16:00
A crisis in housing, a racist ruling class and a struggle against a hideous ego-plutocrat who names everything after himself – this 1946 classic still resonates ‘If Potter gets hold of this Building and Loan, there’ll never be another decent house built in this town. He’s already got charge of the bank. He’s got the bus line. He got the department stores. And now he’s after us!” Poor George Bailey gets a vision of awful, grasping Potter getting everything and naming everything after himself: Pottersville, a hideous ego-plutocrat takeover. And if he had a hotel chain, it would be called something (...) -- It's a Wonderful Life, Film, Culture, Frank Capra, Drama films
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12:56
Box-office success is attributed to a more diverse film slate and rise of boutique theatres The British box office is heading for its best year in almost five decades as cinemas continue to defy the stay-at-home lure of Netflix. When the final ticket stubs are counted it is expected that British cinemagoers will have attended 176m times this year, a number not seen since 1971 when the hits included Diamonds are Forever, French Connection, Dirty Harry and Fiddler on the Roof. Continue (...) -- Film industry, Travel & leisure, UK news, Business, Film, Culture, Netflix, Media
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Actor starred in The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, before role in Eastwood’s The Outlaw Josey WalesSondra Locke: a life in pictures Sondra Locke, the American actor who was nominated for an Oscar for her first film before co-starring in six films with her one-time partner, Clint Eastwood, has died. Related: Sondra Locke: a charismatic performer defined by a toxic relationship with Clint Eastwood Continue reading... -- Film, Clint Eastwood, US news, Sondra Locke, Culture
BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK Edition
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21:35
A 62-year-old man is found guilty of physically abusing his sons and their stepmother sexual abuse.
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18:44
The principal of Rathcoole Primary school in Newtownabbey says that parts of the school are in a state of disrepair.
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17:59
Kenneth Cowan, 29, is sentenced to life imprisonment after murdering his friend in Belfast in April.
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17:50Scottish Open: Allen through to semi-finals with whitewash win over Burden BBC News | Northern Ireland | UK EditionMark Allen eases through to the semi-finals of the Scottish Open with a 5-0 win over Alfie Burden in Glasgow.
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