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Italy claim their first Six Nations win of this season's championship by beating Scotland at Murrayfield.

The intelligence agencies are accused of using flawed tactics after it emerged they were aware of the man dubbed 'Jihadi John' before he went to Syria.

Iraq's national museum officially reopens in Baghdad, 12 years after it was looted in the aftermath of the invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein.

Both government and opposition in Russia are coming up with theories about the killing of Putin critic Boris Nemtsov, but it could be years before it becomes clear why it happened, says the BBC's Artyom Liss.

India bowl out United Arab Emirates for 102, the lowest total yet at the World Cup, before racing to victory in 18.5 overs.

Ansar Allah, or the Houthi movement, began as a defence of the Zaidi religious tradition but experienced several major transformations in arriving at its current dominance of Yemeni politics, Charles Schmitz writes.

Fighting has died down in Ukraine's Donetsk and Luhansk regions in recent days, after a ceasefire agreed between the government and pro-Russian rebels.

England's women defeated New Zealand by five wickets in the final ODI between the sides, and sealed the series victory.

A former teacher of the man named as extremist "Jihadi John" says he received anger management therapy at secondary school after getting into fights.

Energy price comparison sites should compensate customers who changed to tariffs that may not have been the cheapest deals, MPs say.