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Bottling the sea's 'healing qualities'
To satisfy a growing demand, a company in South Africa is extracting, bottling and selling sea water.
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The defence secretary's letter of apology
Sue Smith received it for the death of her son - after 12 years.
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Barcelona van attack kills 13, injures more than 100
A van plowed into pedestrians in Barcelona’s Las Ramblas district Thursday, killing 13 and injuring more than 100
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Yazidi boy held captive by ISIS reunited with mother in Winnipeg
Yazidi boy Emad Mishko Tamo was reunited with his mother and younger siblings in Winnipeg today, after being held captive by ISIS and years of separation.
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Illegal migration into Canada hits record high
Illegal migration into Canada has hit a record high, with over 3,800 would-be asylum seekers intercepted in August alone
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Forensic teams investigate Barcelona van attack scene
Investigators search for clues while police escort tourist groups back to their hotels
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Can vehicle attacks be prevented?
In just over a year Europe has seen seven attacks where vehicles have been used as weapons. Security correspondent Gordon Corera looks at what authorities are doing about it.
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Barcelona van attack: City resident describes aftermath
'Most of the victims are tourists from different countries,' Mert Cam tells CBC's Hannah Thibedeau
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Grace Mugabe 'beat the hell out of me'
The South African model says she was attack in a hotel by the wife of Zimbabwe's president.
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Van slams into pedestrian mall in Barcelona
Multiple deaths and police searching for suspects after apparent terror attack
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Van slams into pedestrian mall in Barcelona
Multiple deaths and police searching for suspects after apparent terror attack
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Missing tortoise found
A giant female tortoise was found two weeks after she escaped from her zoo in western Japan.
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Al Jazeera: No government interference
Al Jazeera’s acting director general, Mostefa Souag, says the channel is "completely independent" of government.
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Red Arrows thrill carnival crowd
Thousands of people enjoyed the RAF display team in action over the Norfolk coast.
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Ousted Pakistani PM gives first interview
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif eyes a return to politics after his ousting.
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Australian senator looking to ban burkas wears one to parliament
Pauline Hanson, who heads the far-right One Nation Party, was met with gasps when she entered wearing the garment worn by some Muslim women. She was given a strong rebuke from Australian Attorney General George Brandis, who also said burkas will not be banned
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Questions for a transgender woman
Donna Whitbread is candid with her answers as part of the BBC's Gay Britannia season.
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Spain sees surge in migrant arrivals
Spain is struggling with a new influx of migrants arriving on flimsy boats from Morocco.Nearly 600 were rescued on Wednesday - one of Spain's highest totals for one day.
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Big Ben to be silenced 4 years for repairs
The bell inside of Big Ben at London's Parliament is going silent for four years so that maintenance crews can safely get to work on tower repairs and restoration
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Loneliness: a major public health risk?
Loneliness is a major public health risk and even more dangerous than alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, obesity and air pollution, says Julianne Holt-Lunstad, a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
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Irish FM: Border proposals 'not realistic'
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney says that Britain cannot expect free access to the European single market and free trade arrangements worldwide.
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White House business advisory groups disbanded after more resignations
U.S. President Donald Trump has disbanded the Manufacturing Council and the Strategy and Policy Forum after a number of high-profile CEOs either quit the panels or criticized his response to last weekend's deadly violence in Charlottesville, Va.
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Mumbai's blue dogs
Animal rights campaigners say they know why some of the city's stray dogs have suddenly gone blue.
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What does the PC Financial move mean for consumers?
Financial author Bruce Sellery discusses what CIBC's move to bring PC Financial's 2 million customers into its new no-fee brand means for consumers. And what options they have if they don't like it
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The dangers of advertising to kids
Lesley James, senior manager of the Heart & Stroke foundation, says rules around advertising to children need closer scrutiny
