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Bees living on Notre-Dame cathedral roof survive blazeThe French cathedral's beekeeper says they would only have got "drunk" on smoke.
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US marine 'arrested over N Korea embassy raid in Madrid'
Christopher Ahn is the first person to be arrested over the incident, reports say.
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Bosnia in spat with Croatia over 'arms in mosques'
A murky dispute between Balkan neighbours resembles the plot of a TV spy thriller.
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Notre-Dame fire: Eight centuries of turbulent history
Henri Astier explains why Notre-Dame's turbulent 850-year history proves its power for renewal.
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Lyra McKee: Murdered journalist's 'dreams snuffed out'
Lyra McKee, who was shot dead during rioting in Londonderry, was a "tireless activist", says her partner.
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Turkey arrests suspected UAE spies in Istanbul
Turkey is investigating links between the suspected spies and the murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
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London police move in on climate protesters
Attempts to move Extinction Rebellion activists ramp up as Dame Emma Thompson rallies campaigners.
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Ukraine awaits comic v oligarch election duel
A clash between comedian Volodymyr Zelensky and the outgoing president is eagerly awaited.
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Saudi sisters in Georgia: 'We were treated like slaves'
The latest Saudi women to flee the kingdom travelled to Georgia, where they appealed for help online.
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Jung lovers: BTS delve into psychology on their album, Map Of The Soul
The Swiss psychologist's theories of ego, persona and the psyche underpin the band's latest lyrics.
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Climate change: Where we are in seven charts and what you can do to help
We look at how hot the world has got and what can we can all do to tackle global warming.
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UKIP's Carl Benjamin not sorry for MP rape comments
Carl Benjamin refuses to apologise as local party members call for him to be deselected.
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