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BBCVIDEO: Detroit: the ruins left behind when a city loses half its populationPhotographer Julia Reyes Taubman spent years documenting what is left of Detroit, and argues its ruins are monuments to American innovation that must be preserved.
When Alzheimer's strikes the youngEarly-onset Alzheimer's robs families of a future
Lancaster warns players to behaveEngland coach Stuart Lancaster warns his players about their off-field behaviour as they fly out for the tour of South Africa.
Canada manhunt after limbs postedCanadian police name a 29-year-old Montreal man wanted in connection with two limbs sent through the post, and a headless torso.
Three killed in US cafe shootingThree people were killed and two seriously wounded when a gunman opened fire in a cafe in Seattle, Washington.
'Largest' shark anglers praisedTwo sea anglers are praised for releasing what could be be the largest shark ever caught in British waters.
Japan makes games piracy arrestNintendo says Japan has used a new law to crack down on adapters that allow the use of pirated games.
VIDEO: Miller's joy at Orange Prize winDebut novelist Madeline Miller has won the 2012 Orange Prize for Fiction with The Song of Achilles, a story of same-sex romance set in the Greek age of heroes.
VIDEO: Anglers hook '550lb shark'Two anglers claim to have hooked a '550lb' Porbeagle shark off north Cornwall.
Parents charged over fire deathsThe parents of six children who died in a house fire in Derby are due in court after being charged with their murder.
Music presenter freed in ZimbabweBBC Radio 3 music presenter Petroc Trelawny is freed from police custody in Zimbabwe but faces charges of breaking immigration laws.
Murray wins despite injury scareAndy Murray plays through an injury scare to beat Jarkko Nieminen in four sets to reach the French Open third round.
Eddy Shah faces child sex chargesThe former newspaper proprietor, Eddy Shah, is charged with child sex offences by the Metropolitan Police.
Lagos anger over university nameStudents in Nigeria take part in angry protests over the president's sudden decision to change the name of the prestigious University of Lagos.
Debut novelist wins Orange PrizeUS author Madeline Miller has won the 2012 Orange Prize for Fiction with her debut novel The Song of Achilles.
Care home fire death 'dreadful'A 96-year-old woman was unlawfully killed in a care home when her bed was deliberately set alight, a coroner rules.
Obama congratulates rival RomneyPresident Obama calls Mitt Romney, his challenger in November's election, to congratulate him on winning the Republican White House nomination.
Alliance boycott 'was ludicrous'First Minister Peter Robinson accuses the Alliance Party of being "belligerent and bellicose" over its decision to pull out of a Stormont group aimed at agreeing a shared future strategy.
Sky blocks access to Pirate BaySky has become the third internet service provider to prevent its users accessing file sharing site The Pirate Bay.
Classy Radwanska eliminates VenusFormer world number one Venus Williams follows her sister Serena out of the French Open, losing to third seed Agnieszka Radwanska.
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