North Korea: Nuclear Arsenal 'Will Be Increased'

North Korea has vowed to strengthen its nuclear capability, keeping up a defiant tone a day after warning it was in a "state of war" with South Korea. Pyongyang also said it would never abandon its atomic weapons in exchange for aid, describing them...

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Colville Schoolboys 'Plotted Rape And Murder'

A US judge has ruled that two boys, aged 10 and 11, will stand trial on charges of planning to rape and murder a classmate. The schoolboys had a handwritten plan listing seven steps leading up to the killing of a female classmate, according to Stevens...

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Shroud Of Turin On Display For TV Special

The Shroud of Turin has gone on display for a special television appearance in Italy, as new research disputes claims that the linen is a medieval fake. Pope Francis sent a video message to the event at Turin's cathedral, but made no claim that the...

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Bird Flu: New Strain Kills Two In China

Two men have died in China after contracting a strain of avian influenza that has never been passed to humans before, the Chinese official news agency has reported. The men, aged 87 and 27, became sick late last month and died in Shanghai in early March,...

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First US Face Transplant Patient Marries

A man who became the first in the US to receive a full face transplant has married the woman he met at a support group. Dallas Wiens, 27, was severely burned after a high-voltage wire touched his head while he repaired a church window in Fort Worth,...

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Supercomputer Pioneer Roadrunner To Shut Down

A supercomputer, which was once the world's fastest and the first to perform a million billion calculations per second, is being decommissioned. Roadrunner spent five years testing the reliability and safety of the US's nuclear weapons stockpile at...

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Russia: Homeless Battling Brutal Cold Spring

By Katie Stallard, Moscow Correspondent Russia celebrated Maslenitsa, the traditional end of winter festival, a fortnight ago - but the weather does not seem to have taken the hint. Large stretches of the Moscow river remain frozen, the streets...

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Pink Floyd Founder Visits Father's WWII Grave

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter Pink Floyd musician Roger Waters has made an emotional journey to Italy to visit the World War Two battlefield where his father was killed. The 69-year-old singer and bass player travelled to Cassino, south-east...

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Pope Francis Calls For Korea 'Reconcilliation'

Pope Francis prayed for a "political solution" in Syria and for "reconciliation" on the Korean peninsula in his first Easter Sunday message. Thousands of people packed into St Peter's Square to see the pontiff celebrate his first Easter mass and to...

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Mandela: South Africa Holds On To Ailing Icon

By Ian Woods, in Pretoria, South Africa Former South African President Nelson Mandela has spent a fourth day in hospital recovering from pneumonia, and has received a visit from his wife Graca Machel. Pictures of her being driven into the Mediclinic...

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