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Italy's far-right leader Salvini to face trial
Ex-interior minister Matteo Salvini loses his immunity and faces trial over holding migrants at sea.
Pope rules against ordaining married men in Amazon
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Landmark funeral held for Bangladesh sex worker
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Italy's far-right leader Salvini to face trial
Ex-interior minister Matteo Salvini loses his immunity and faces trial over holding migrants at sea.
Pope rules against ordaining married men in Amazon
He goes against a vote last year by bishops who backed married priests for the rainforest region.
Sanders' White House bid gathers pace
The left-wing senator beat two moderate Democrats in the race to take on Trump, on a bad night for Joe Biden.
Which Democrat REALLY had the best night?
The second contest in the Democratic nomination is over - we take a look at who's up and down.
Energy giant BP sets net zero emissions target
The oil giant's new chief executive Bernard Looney said BP must be "cleaner".
WWE: The Rock's daughter steps into the ring
The 18-year-old will be the fourth-generation wrestler in the family
Landmark funeral held for Bangladesh sex worker
Islamic leaders have previously refused to perform funeral prayers saying sex work is "immoral".
Pope rules against ordaining married men in Amazon
He goes against a vote last year by bishops who backed married priests for the rainforest region.
Sanders' White House bid gathers pace
The left-wing senator beat two moderate Democrats in the race to take on Trump, on a bad night for Joe Biden.
Which Democrat REALLY had the best night?
The second contest in the Democratic nomination is over - we take a look at who's up and down.
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