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- 2 March 2019: Nine jailed over sexual abuse in Bradford, England children’s home
- 25 February 2019: Texas federal judge says drafting only men violates United States Constitution
- 23 February 2019: Zebra stripes may ‘dazzle’ pathogen-packing horse flies, say scientists
- 21 February 2019: Sixteen states sue U.S. President Trump to stop declaration of emergency for border wall
- 18 February 2019: Fire kills nine, injures dozens in Chittagong, Bangladesh slum
- 17 February 2019: Francis D’Souza, former Deputy Chief Minister of Goa, dies aged 64
- 16 February 2019: Study indicates as great white shark disappears, living fossil moves in
- 13 February 2019: Hotel fire kills at least seventeen in Karol Bagh, New Delhi
- 12 February 2019: German migrant rescue charity renames ship after drowned Syrian toddler
- 11 February 2019: Bishop Emeritus Dinualdo Gutierrez of Marbel, Philippines dies
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- German migrant rescue charity renames ship after drowned Syrian toddler
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- Texas federal judge says drafting only men violates United States Constitution
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- Fire kills nine, injures dozens in Chittagong, Bangladesh slum
- Francis D’Souza, former Deputy Chief Minister of Goa, dies aged 64
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- Zebra stripes may ‘dazzle’ pathogen-packing horse flies, say scientists
- German migrant rescue charity renames ship after drowned Syrian toddler
- Pioneering oceanographer Walter Munk dies of pneumonia in California
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- Block of flats collapses in Aleppo, killing eleven
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- Pioneering oceanographer Walter Munk dies of pneumonia in California
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