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Zimbabwe's government has asked for urgent help to tackle its cholera outbreak, the World Health Organisation says.
As Ghana prepares to go to the polls, the BBC's Will Ross finds a hotly contested election battle in a nation anticipating an oil boom.
Police in Zimbabwe break up a march by nurses and doctors angered at the worsening cholera outbreak.
A cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe has killed at least 484 people between August and the end of November, the UN says.
A look back at some of Blue Peter's highlights and institutions as the show celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Notts, Somerset, Durham and Hampshire battle for the title in the final round of matches.
Local officials in central India are facing dismissal for not constructing flush toilets, the BBC's Faisal Mohammad reports.
Middlesex beat Kent by five wickets in a gripping Twenty20 Cup final at the Rose Bowl.
The number of people without clean drinking water drops sharply - but sanitation remains a huge problem, the UN says.
A bus driver who was sacked after a passenger claimed she saw him defecate denies the claim.
Sanitation in Ethiopia's capital city leaves a lot to be desired - and it is the poor who are most vulnerable as a result.
Vandals damage altars and rip a brass lectern from its base in an attack on an ancient church in Leicester.
An MP accuses his local council of acting like a comic strip detective through the misuse of surveillance laws.
Earth Report looks at how one scheme is helping Bangladesh villagers install sanitation equipment.
Health and environmental well-being could be raised by investing in "nature's capital, the National Trust suggests.
The body charged with improving tourism in Nigeria launches "tourist-friendly toilets".
The brother of Niger Delta militant Henry Okah speaks about his brother exclusively to the BBC as his lawyers try to find out if he's still alive
Attempts to save a non-emergency crime line begin after funding is withdrawn by the Home Office.
BBC News website readers with family killed in the Spanish Civil War share their feelings as the country debates how to commemorate its dead.
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