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    Labour defends manifesto commitment to scrap non-dom tax rule

    Status allows tens of thousands of wealthy people to avoid tax on overseas earnings.

  2. Nicola Sturgeon willing to defeat Cameron as part of "anti-Tory majority"

    Scottish party leaders have taken part in a televised election debate in Edinburgh.

  3. UN says situation in Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria 'beyond inhumane'.

    Security Council appeals for urgent humanitarian access - 18,000 believed trapped

  4. Iran nuclear deal: Rouhani says "we will not cheat"

    We ask if the agreement struck by Tehran and Washington will hold

  5. Leaders of 7 parties take part in main televised debate of 2015 general election campaign.

    Only chance during campaign for Miliband and Cameron to confront each other face-to-face

  6. Labour hits back at accusations that it's anti-business

    Miliband dismisses a warning by leaders of some of Britain's best-known companies

  7. Goodbye Goodluck.

    Buhari wins in Nigeria. We profile the new President.

  8. General Election 2017: campaign officially begins

    Cameron says voters have a "stark choice" between him and Miliband in Downing Street

  9. Have the chances of US-Iran nuclear deal been damaged by Yemen conflict ?

    United States supports Saudi action AGAINST Iranian-backed Houthi rebels

  10. French prosecutors say German airliner deliberately brought down by co-pilot

    Senior executives at Lufthansa react with horror

  11. Confusion in Yemen about the President's whereabouts.

    We hear what life is like in Aden

  12. German passenger jet carrying 150 people crashes in French alps.

    No survivors -- we report from the site -- and talk to an air crash investigator.

  13. David Cameron rules out a third term as Prime Minister

    PM tells 蜜芽传媒 he will stand for full 2nd term but then "fresh leadership" would be good

  14. Islamic State militants say they were behind Yemen suicide bombings

    2 mosques in Sanaa are hit - more than 130 people killed

  15. Election - Defence Special

    A special edition of the programme from Chatham House looks at defence in the UK.

  16. Chancellor announces Budget - 7 weeks before General Election

    Osborne announces tax cuts for workers and savers as well as help for first-time buyers.

  17. All-square in Israeli General Election

    Exit polls suggest Likud party running neck and neck with centre-left Zionist Union.

  18. Ed Miliband rules out a coalition deal with the SNP

    Conservatives accuse Labour of trying to get into power on Sturgeon's "coat tails"

  19. Could efforts to tackle climate change have been more effective than previously thought ?

    New data suggests global emissions of carbon dioxide stabilised last year.

  20. Best-selling fantasy author, Sir Terry Pratchett, dies.

    He was diagnosed with a rare form of Alzheimer's disease 8 years ago.

  21. Election 2015: are old tribal loyalties breaking down ?

    A special report from Beth McLeod in Merthyr Tydfil, south Wales

  22. Met Police Commissioner apologises over 3 girls missing in Syria.

    We ask what schools should do about these cases

  23. Calls for the head of the 蜜芽传媒 Trust to resign

    Margaret Hodge, chair of the Public Accounts Committee, says Rona Fairhead should go

  24. The Battle for Tikrit

    An exclusive report from our correspondent with the Shia militias

  25. Cameron defends decision not to take part in head-to-head televised debate with Miliband

    Political opponents of the Prime Minister accuse him of "cowering from the public"

  26. UKIP leader denies making a U-turn on immigration

    Nigel Farage drops proposal to cap work-related immigration at fifty thousand a year.

  27. Report says 370 girls and young women potential victims of sexual grooming in Oxfordshire over past 16 years.

    Document commissioned after 7 men given life for rape and trafficking of 6 girls in 2013.

  28. The authorities in Kuwait question Mohammed Emwazi's parents.

    Mother of "Jihadi John" recognised son's voice when she heard it on hostage video

  29. Labour pledge to cut tuition fees

    Ed Miliband promises to cut maximum university tuition fees in England to 拢6000 a year

  30. "Jihadi John" is named

    IS militant named as Mohammed Emwazi, born in Kuwait, brought up in London

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