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Stop the Robots: Protesters descend on SXSW to campaign against artificial intelligence

Stop the Robots is a new organisation concerned about uncontrolled growth of artificial intelligence and robots.

Robert Phillips: Abandon the general election for a government of national unity

Now is the time for a courageous re-think - Britain should abandon the forthcoming general election

He's alive! Vladimir Putin reappears after unexplained absence sparks frenzy of rumours

"It would be boring without rumours," Vladimir Putin quips at meeting with Kyrgyz president.

Grant Shapps: Two-jobs Tory chairman under fire for 'over firmly denying' truth

Grant Shapps, who is helming the Tory General Election campaign , is facing calls from Labour for him to be sacked from the government.

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Israel elections: Under-pressure PM Netanyahu mobilises 15,000 Likud supporters in Tel Aviv

Incumbent prime minister is facing growing support for Israel's left, polls show

Crimea's pro-Moscow leader Sergei Aksyonov

Crimea MP says it will never again be part of Ukraine

Crimea will never again be part of Ukraine again, claims its prime minister Sergei Aksyonov.

Brazil: One million people march against President Dilma Rousseff over economy and corruption

Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Rio de Janerio and Porto Alegre witness massive protests over alleged corruption in state-run oil firm Petrobras.

Tony Blair 'to step down' as Middle East peace envoy

Former British prime minister to leave special envoy role at the Quartet but remain involved in peace efforts.

Vladimir Putin: Russia was ready to use nuclear weapons during Ukraine crisis

Documentary on Putin reveals the lengths he was willing to go to to protect Russian-speaking citizens in Kiev.

Putin says Russia was prepared to step up nuclear readiness over Crimea

As rumours circulate over Russian president's public absence, he defends hardline Crimea policies.

US will negotiate with Assad, says Kerry, on 4th anniversary of Syrian civil war

Remarks indicate that US may be softening its stance towards Syrian dictator.

Tony Blair: Schools must tackle extremism 'outside of the classroom' [Video]

Former Prime Minister Tony Blair says young Britons are being exposed to 'informal networks' pushing them towards Isis

Lib Dem conference: Nick Clegg predicts party will perform well at general election

Deputy Prime minister tells party conference Lib Dems 'will do so much better than anyone thinks'

Pension reform: George Osborne plays for general election 'grey vote' with annuity shake-up

Chancellor George Osborne says plan to allow pensioners to cash in annuity rewards hard workers.

George Osborne and Ed Balls both refuse to rule out coalition deals with Ukip and SNP

Chancellor and Shadow Chancellor tell Andrew Marr their respective parties are fighting for a majority

Isis: Iraqi Kurds accuse Islamists of using chemical weapons against Peshmerga forces

Kurdish government accuses Islamists of using chlorine gas against Peshmerga fighters.

Indian nun gang-raped by bandits in West Bengal convent school attack

Nun in her 70s in a serious condition after being gang-raped by robbers.

Ed Miliband speaking at Haverstock school

Ed Miliband makes 'Better Britain' pre-election bid as election pledges announced

Ed Miliband attacks David Cameron again, while promises to make a 'better Britain', at pre-election conference.

Labour leader Ed Miliband reveals party's 2015 election pledges

Ed Miliband unveils Labour's pledges at the party's last major gathering ahead of the UK general election

Fight for child mental health services to be a cornerstone of the general election

Father who lost his son to depression is urging David Cameron to rethink child mental health services.

Nigel Farage: 'The NHS almost killed me' by misdiagnosing testicular cancer

UKIP leader Farage claims in his memoirs that the 'the NHS almost killed me' due to undiagnosed testicular cancer

Lib Dems claim new rent-to-own scheme will help first-time home buyers who lack big deposits

Lib Dems claim 'rent-to-own' scheme will help first-time home buyers struggling to raise deposits.

Osama bin Laden: Unseen images of al-Qaeda founder in Afghanistan emerge

Previously unseen pictures of Bin Laden hiding out in Afghanistan published for the first time.

General election 2015: Al Murray 'too fat' for election parachute stunt

The Pub Landlord was planning to parachute into politics by jumping from 12,000ft to launch his campaign.

Isis Iraq news: The battle for Tikrit 'is over'

A senior official at Iraq's Ministry of Defence has claimed that Tikrit has been liberated from Isis

Vladimir Putin dead or alive? 5 leaders' deaths that were kept secret

The Kremlin has tried to quash rumours that Putin is dead. Here are five reasons why not everyone believes it.

Egypt's investment conference is more political circus than economic showcase

John Kerry said US companies are ready to invest but Gulf states pledged billions of dollars.

Nigel Farage: Ukip would scrap racism laws

Ukip leader Nigel Farage is desperate to create a green and unpleasant land

Workplace discrimination row shows once again that Ukip has lurched sharply to the right.

Evo Morales Claims Third Term Victory in Bolivia Election

Evo Morales: Obama should 'apologise' to Venezuela or face 'anti-imperialist governments'

Bolivian president warned Obama could face 'anti-imperialist presidents' at upcoming Americas Summit.

Baghdad new capital of Iranian empire, proclaims Tehran government adviser

Adviser forced to backtrack after comments, branded 'irresponsible' by Iraqi foreign ministry.

Ed Miliband promises to give Ofgem power to cut energy bills

Labour says that it will be 'one of the first bills' that they introduce.

Petrobras: Rio governor among members of Brazil ruling coalition dragged into scandal

Three members of Brazil's ruling coalition are named in Petrolão scandal.

Hamas aims to tackle its image problem with Twitter Q&A

Palestinian militant group Hamas has launched an #AskHamas hashtag in an effort to combat its 'terrorism' image problem.

Vladimir Putin ill: Kremlin announces next public engagement to quell coup and stroke rumours

Putin will meet the Kyrgyz president on March 16, as rumours emerge over public absence.

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