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News

Syria army 'storms' rebel-held town
Syrian government forces storm the besieged town of Qusair, with state media saying they now control the centre of the rebel stronghold.

Murdered Pakistan politician buried
The funeral of the murdered vice-president of Pakistan's PTI party, Zahra Shahid Hussain, is held at a mosque in Karachi.

Lennon guitar sells for $408,000
A guitar played by John Lennon and George Harrison of the Beatles in 1967 fetches $408,000 (£269,000) at auction in New York.

Tunisia police clash with Islamists
Tunisian police clash with hundreds of supporters of the radical Islamist group Ansar al-Sharia defying attempts to bar a gathering.

Serena powers to Italian Open win
World number one Serena Williams beats Victoria Azarenka to win the Italian Open and her fourth consecutive tournament.

Nigeria army says crackdown to go on
Nigeria's army vows to continue its offensive against militants in the north-east "as long as it takes", as a 24-hour curfew is imposed in Maiduguri.

China Premier Li Keqiang in India
China's Premier Li Keqiang travels to India for his first foreign visit since taking office, with border tensions and trade topping the agenda.

N Korea urged to end missile tests
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urges Pyongyang to end its missile tests as a fourth short-range weapon is launched from North Korea's east coast.

Tories 'united' on Europe, says Hunt
The health secretary rebuffs claims the PM is losing control of his backbenchers over Europe - as Tory activists complain of a "crisis" destroying the party.

Iran executes two men for spying
Iranian officials say two men have been executed after they were convicted of spying for Israel and the US.

'Briton' held over children's deaths
A man of British origin has been arrested in France in connection with the deaths of his two children, media reports say.

'Sole winner' nets record US jackpot
A ticket holder in Florida has won the largest Powerball jackpot in US history, more than $590m (£388m), lottery officials say.

VIDEO: Cuban golf courses no longer 'elitist'
Five decades after Fidel Castro ordered Cuba's golf courses to be closed down because he considered them "elitist", the island's communist government has approved the construction of a luxury golf resort.

Climber breaks own Everest record
British mountaineer Kenton Cool reaches the summit of Everest for a record-breaking 11th time.

VIDEO: Plane catches fire on landing in Russia
A Boeing 737 plane carrying about 140 people catches fire upon landing at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport.

VIDEO: Can jellyfish venom help humans?
A scientist studying one of the most lethal creatures on the planet, the box jellyfish, believes its venom could be useful for medical research.

VIDEO: One-minute World News
Watch the latest news summary from BBC World News. International news updated 24 hours a day.

VIDEO: City lit up after 20 years in dark
After years of conflict, it can be difficult to imagine the people of Mogadishu enjoying a nightlife.

VIDEO: How do you round up a camel herd?
Australia is home to the world's largest camel herd, but it is causing environmental problems. Simon Reeve is shown how one cattle ranch owner deals with the animals - by rounding them up and selling them for meat.

Thousands rally to oppose Italy cuts
Tens of thousands of protesters, led by trade unionists, rally in the Italian capital Rome against the policies of the new coalition government.

Google chief defends tax affairs
Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt defends the company's tax affairs after it comes in for strong criticism from MPs.

US questions Google on Glass privacy
US politicians are seeking reassurances from Google that its smart spectacles will respect personal privacy.

EA stops making games for Wii U
Games giant EA has revealed that it currently has no games in development for Nintendo's Wii U console.

Denmark crowned Eurovision winners
Denmark's Emmelie de Forest wins the Eurovision Song Contest, with the UK's Bonnie Tyler finishing 19th out of 26 countries.

Jewel theft at Cannes film festival
More than $1m (£650,000) worth of Chopard jewels, to be worn by stars for the Cannes film festival, are stolen from a hotel room in the city.

Deep sea 'gold rush' moves closer
The prospect of a deep sea "gold rush" opening a controversial new frontier for mining on the ocean floor has moved a step closer.

Expert issues UK tree threat warning
A tree expert says the biggest threat facing UK trees is likely to come from a disease currently unknown to science.

Time-lapse imaging 'improves IVF'
Time-lapse imaging which takes thousands of pictures of developing embryos can boost the success rate of IVF, according to British research.

Brain stimulation maths boost link
Applying high-frequency electrical noise to the brain can boost maths skills up to six months later, say Oxford University researchers.

Broad stars as England crush NZ
Stuart Broad takes 7-44 to rip through New Zealand and inspire England to an astonishing 170-run win in the first Test at Lord's.

Brentford 1-2 Yeovil
Brentford beaten 2-1 at Wembley as Yeovil triumph.

Tweets of the week: IRS, Beyonce's baby and Bea Arthur
For the week ending 17 May, here is a look at the news making waves in America - all in 140 characters or less.

Breast cancer: What is the risk?
Angelina Jolie had a mastectomy after being told there was an 87% chance she would develop breast cancer. How high is the risk for other women?

Massacre suspect held in Ivory Coast
The authorities in Ivory Coast arrest militia leader Amade Oueremi, suspected of one of the worst massacres during 2011 post-election violence.

Warner charged over Twitter comments
Opener David Warner charged with breaching Cricket Australia's code of behaviour over abusive Twitter posts.

Disgraced French minister bows out
A French government minister who quit over revelations of his undeclared Swiss bank account says he will not stand again for election.

El Salvador gangs warn over truce
The leaders of the main gangs in El Salvador vow to maintain a 14-month-long truce, but say political changes threaten the peace.

Fresh violence kills eight in Iraq
Fresh outbreaks of violence in Iraq have left at least eight people dead, police say, hours after the worst day of sectarian violence in the country for months.

Car hits crowd at Virginia parade
Up to 60 people were injured when a car ploughed into a crowd during a parade in a small town in the US state of Virginia, officials say.

One dead, two injured in plane crash
Police confirm one man has died two other people are injured after a light aircraft crashes in Gwynedd.

Tyler: 'I did my best at Eurovision'
Bonnie Tyler reflects on taking the UK to 19th place out of 26 countries at the Eurovision Song Contest, which was won by Denmark's Emmelie de Forest.

Bank governor in Help to Buy warning
The outgoing Bank of England governor warns a government plan to boost the housing market with part-mortgage guarantees has no long-term place.

Calls for breast gene test change
A Scottish breast cancer charity calls for the same genetic testing criteria north and south of the border.

Week in pictures: 11-17 May 2013
Some of the best news photos this week

Day in pictures: 17 May 2013
Twenty-four hours of news photos: 17 May

In pictures: Raw power of the Sun
Best pictures of our parent star

In pictures: Dambusters flypast
A Lancaster bomber flypast over Derwent reservoir

In pictures: Barbie house opens in Berlin
Life-size Barbie house opens in Berlin

Day in pictures: 16 May 2013
Twenty-four hours of news photos: 16 May

In pictures: Syngenta Photography Award
Jan Brykczynski wins Syngenta award

Your pictures: Listening
Readers' photos on the theme listening

The world's largest camel herd - in Australia
The world's largest camel herd - in Australia

The Somali pirates 'jailed in paradise'
The jailed Somali pirates sharing an island with millionaires

In the Dutch earthquake zone
Nervous times in the Dutch quake zone

Eurovision: Back to basics in Malmo
Eurovision Song Contest goes back to basics in Malmo

In pictures: Things come apart
Todd McLellan's photographs of disassembled objects

The real Sir Alex
By the man who ghost-wrote Sir Alex Ferguson's programme notes

Tom Ripley and a talent for evil
The talented Mr Ripley, and the meaning of evil

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