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Snapshot: Fire destroys Rohingya camp in India

News Lens / 17 Apr

The technology was suspended for users in Europe in 2012 over privacy fears

Facebook faces class action over facial recognition

News Lens / 17 Apr

Moke rests on its mother's chest

Zoo welcomes birth of baby gorilla

News Lens / 17 Apr

The Castro brothers' six-decade grip on power in Cuba comes to a close this week

Cuba: Castros, communism and cigars

News Lens / 19 Apr

The company posted a photo on Instagram

Customer leaves $2,000 tip at Chicago restaurant

News Lens / 17 Apr

Image: Mark Wilson, Getty

Snapshot: White House Rose Garden in bloom

News Lens / 16 Apr

One of the two surfers received a gash on the leg

Shark attacks leave two injured along Australian coast

News Lens / 16 Apr

The woman was fined for damaging the airport's freight transportation system (File pic)

Woman gets unintended ride on Moscow baggage carousel

News Lens / 16 Apr

The natural rhythm of a horse's walk helped with Darragh's muscle strength and his digestion, his family say

How horse riding helps this boy with cerebral palsy

News Lens / 13 Apr

The OPCW is seeking to determine whether banned toxins were used in a 7 April attack

Chemical weapons inspectors, how do they work?

News Lens / 13 Apr

Those exceeding 350g of alcohol every week could shed four to five years off their life, the study says

Drinking more alcohol 'linked to lower life expectancy'

News Lens / 13 Apr

The turtle's 'Mohican' is actually algae (Image: Chris Van Wyk)

'Punk' turtle that breathes through genitals endangered

News Lens / 13 Apr

First exhibition: Waterford group share their art work

News Lens / 12 Apr

The parents had undergone fertility treatments before they died

Chinese boy born four years after parents died in crash

News Lens / 12 Apr

Mother and baby should be placed together 'skin-to-skin' immediately post-partum, UN agencies say

Babies should be exclusively breastfed - WHO, UNICEF

News Lens / 12 Apr

'About a fifth of children are getting no fruit and vegetables a day'

Families spending far more on treats than fruit and veg

News Lens / 12 Apr

'Night owls trying to live in a morning lark world may have health consequences for their bodies'

Call for flexible work as 'night owls' face health risk

News Lens / 13 Apr

A 'Bin the Butt' campaign has been launched by the council

60% of litter on Dublin streets is 'cigarette waste'

News Lens / 11 Apr

Mark Zuckerberg faced questions from dozens of politicians

'It was my mistake' - Key Zuckerberg hearing quotes

News Lens / 11 Apr

Mark Zuckerberg agreed that 'everyone should have control over how their information is used'

'I would probably not choose to do that publicly'

News Lens / 11 Apr

Ciara-Beth Ní Ghríofa, 18, wants to raise awareness of living life with autism

Seeing Eye to Eye

News Lens / 16 Apr

More than 1,000 were said to have been injured and at least 60 killed

Key questions as tensions rise after Syria attack

News Lens / 10 Apr

Chilli intensity is measured on the Scoville scale

Chilli contest linked to man's brain arteries narrowing

News Lens / 10 Apr

Researchers found most people who chose to modify their emojis opted for a skin tone that aligned with their own

Emojis successful in representing diversity - study

News Lens / 10 Apr

The troubled road to the Good Friday Agreement

News Lens / 10 Apr

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