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The former French president * has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He's been sentenced to three years in prison, but two are suspended. The judge ruled that Mr. * had tried to bribed a magistrate in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he will appeal.

International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year - less than half the amount thought. The UN Secretary General * called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence.

The BBC reporter in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said * was taken with four other people from a cafe in the regional capital *. He's reported to have been taken to a military camp.

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigerian state of * after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured.

The Armenian prime minister * has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid political crisis following the recent military defeat in N-K. Speaking at a rally, Mr. * accused Armenia's previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the India city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of * said an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of malware in Mumbai's power systems.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthals has revealed that their ability to speak and understand languages was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as modern ears.

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BBC News with Chris Barrel.

The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He's been sentenced to three years in prison, but two are suspended. The judge ruled that Mr. * had tried to bribe a magistrate in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he’ll appeal.

International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount thought. The UN Secretary General Anthony Guterres called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence.

The BBC reporter in the * region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said * was taken with four other people from a cafe in the regional capital *. He's reported to have been taken to a military camp.

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigerian state of * after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured.

The Armenian Prime Minister * has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid a political crisis following the recent military defeat in *. Speaking at a rally, Mr. * accused Armenia's previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the India city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of * said an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of malware in Mumbai's power systems.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthals has revealed that their ability to speak and understand languages was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as modern ears.

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The former French president Nicola xx has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He's been sentenced three years in prison but two are suspended. The judge rule Mr. xx had tried to bribe a xx in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he will appeal.


International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount thought. The UN secretary general xx called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence.


The BBC reporter in the Tegray region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eye witnesses said xx was taken with four other people from a cafee in the regional capital xx. He's reported to have taken to a military camp.


Gunmen have opened fire in the village in the northern Nigerian state of xx after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured.


The Arminian president xx has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid political crisis following the recent military defeat in the xx. Speaking at a rally, Mr. xx accused Arminian's previous leader of encouraging the military leaders to demand his resignation.


A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city in Mumbay last year says it could have been due to cyber sabartage. The home minister of xx said that an initial investigation suggested that there was possible evidence of malwire in Mubai's power systems.


New research into the ear structures of the ancient xx has reviewed that there ability to speak and understand language was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they are tuned to the same frequencies as modern ears.


BBC news.

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BBC news with Chris Barrel.

The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He's been sentenced to three years in prison, but two were suspended. The judge ruled that Mr. Sarkozy had tried to bribe a magistrate in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he'll appeal.

International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount thought. The UN Secretary General António Guterres called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence.

The BBC reporter in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said Girmay Gebru was taken with four other people from a cafe in the regional capital Mekelle. He's reported to have been taken to a military camp.

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigerian state of Sokoto after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured.

The Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid a political crisis following the recent military defeat in Nagorno-Karabakh. Speaking at a rally, Mr. Pashinyan accused Armenia's previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of Maharashtra said an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of malware in Mumbai's power systems.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthals has revealed that their ability to speak and understand languages was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as modern ears.

BBC news.

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BBC News with Chris Berrow

The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He’s been sentenced to 3 years in prison but 2 are suspended. The judge ruled that Mr. Sarkozy had tried to bribe a magistrate in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he’ll appeal.

International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemeni this year, less than half the amount sought. The UN Secretary General António Guterres called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence.

The BBC reporter in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said Girmay Gebru was taken with 4 other people from a café in the regional capital Mek’ele. He’s reported to have been taken to a military camp.

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in a northern Nigerian state of Sokoto, after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured.

The Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid a political crisis, following the recent military defeat in Nagorno-Karabakh. Speaking at a rally, Mr. Pashinyan accused Armenia’s previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of Maharashtra said an initial investigation suggested that there was possible evidence of malware in Mumbai’s power systems.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthals has revealed that their ability to speak and understand language was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the frequencies as modern ears.

BBC news.

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The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He was sentenced three years in prison but two are suspended. The judge ruled Mr. Sarkozy had tried to bribe a magistrate in return for information on investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he will appeal.International doners have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount sought. The UN Secretary General * called it disappointing and warned the cutting aid was a death sentence.
The BBC reporter in the T-grey region of Ethiopia had been detained by the military. Eye witnesses said * was taken with four other people from a cafe in the regional capital *.  He was reported to have been taken to a military camp.
Gunman have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigeria state of * after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured. The * prime minister * has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid political cirisis following the recent military defeat in *. Speaking at a rally Mr. * accused of *'s previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.
A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city of Mumbai last year says it could be have been due to cyber sabotage. The home minister of * said an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of nowhere in Mumbai's power system.
New research into the air structures of the ancient * have revealed their ability to speak and understand language was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as ears.

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1.   The former French president Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence peddling. He's been sentence to 3 years in prison but 2 are suspended. The judge said Mr.Sarkozy has tried to buy a magistrate in return for information on investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyer says he'll appeal.

2.   International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian add in Yemen this year, less than half of them thought. The U.N secretary of general Antonio Guterres called it disappointing, and warned that cutting add was a death sentence.


3.   The BBC reporter in the Tegri region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. A witness said G.G. was taken with 4 other people from a cafe in the regional capital M. He's reported to have been taken to a military camp.


4.   Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigerian state of S. after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more were injured.


5.   The Amenian prime minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to hold snap parliamentary election amid political crisis following the recent military defeat in the N.K. Speaking at a rally, Mr.Pashinyan accused Amenia's previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.


6.   A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The home minsiter of M. said an initial investigation suggested there were possible evidence of malware in Mumbai's power systems.


7.   New research into the ear structures of the antient neanderthals has revealed that their ablilities to speak and understand language was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as modern ears.

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BBC news with Chris Berrow
The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruptionand influence peddling. He has been sentenced to 3 years in prison but two aresuspended. The judge ruled that Mr Sarkozy had tried to bribe a magistrate inreturn for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. Hislawyers say he’ll appeal.

International donors have pledged jut 1.7 billion dollarsfor humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount sought. The UNSecretary General Antonio Guterres called it disappointing and warned that cuttingaid was a death sentence.

The BBC reporter in the Tigary Region of Ethiopia hasbeen detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said Girmay Gebru was taken with 4 otherpeople from the café in the regional capital Mekelle. He’s reported to havebeen taken to a military camp.

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northernNigerian state of Sokoto after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. Atleast 15 people were killed and many more were injured.

The Armenian Prime Minster Nikol Pashinyan has offeredto hold snap parliamentary elections amid political crisis following the recentmilitary defeat in Nagrono Karabakh. Speaking at a rally, Mr Pashinyan accusedArmenia’s previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand hisresignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the Indian cityof Mumbailast year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of Maharashtrasaid an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of malwarein Mumbai’s power system.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthalshas revealed their ability to speak and understand language was comparable to thatof modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies asmodern ears.

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The former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been found guilty of corruption and influence-peddling. He has been sentenced to three years in prison but two are suspended. The judge ruled that Mr. Sarkozy had tried to bribe a magistrate in return for information on an investigation into his campaign finances. His lawyers say he will appeal. 

International donors have pledged just 1.7 billion dollars for humanitarian aid in Yemen this year, less than half the amount sought. The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called it disappointing and warned that cutting aid was a death sentence. 

The BBC reporter in the Tigray region of Ethiopia has been detained by the military. Eyewitnesses said Girmay Gebru was taken with four other people from a cafe in the regional capital Mekelle. He is reported to have been taken to a military camp. 

Gunmen have opened fire in a village in the northern Nigerian state of Sokoto after residents tried to prevent a kidnapping. At least 15 people were killed and many more injured. 

The Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan has offered to hold snap parliamentary elections amid a political crisis following the recent military defeat in Nagorno-Karabakh. Speaking at a rally, Mr. Pashinyan accused Armenia's previous leader of encouraging military leaders to demand his resignation.

A report into a huge power failure in the Indian city of Mumbai last year says it could have been due to cyber sabotage. The Home Minister of Maharashtra said an initial investigation suggested there was possible evidence of malware in Mumbai's power systems.

New research into the ear structures of the ancient Neanderthals has revealed that their ability to speak and understand language was comparable to that of modern humans. Researchers say they were tuned into the same frequencies as modern ears.