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The uneasy link between war and medicine, past and present, is explored in a new exhibition at London's Wellcome Collection.
Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon believes England's 2018 World Cup bid may be harmed by the uneasy relationship between the Premier League and the Football Association.
Culture, media and sport secretary Andy Burnham criticises the controversial Stanford Super Series.
Zimbabwe's power-sharing agreement leaves readers with more questions than answers, says the BBC's Martin Plaut.
Lincoln City striker Adrian Patulea says he is a little uneasy at being hailed a hero by Imps supporters.
Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor says unifying the Catholic and Anglican Churches is a slow process.
Serbia's new government is an uneasy alliance of ideologically opposed pragmatists who will struggle to implement disparate agendas, writes the BBC's Paulin Kola.
Queen's Park re-opens after a two-week police cordon but local people are still concerned.
The slowing US economy hurts sales of Harley-Davidson motorbikes and forces the firm to cut jobs.
The low-key presence of US troops in the Philippines causes uneasiness and divides opinion, argues the BBC's Vaudine England.
A tense calm is reported in East Timor amid a state of emergency after attacks on the country's leaders.
Ukraine's uneasy ties with Russia are symbolised by a long-running naval dispute in Crimea.
Lord Sebastian Coe says he would feel "uncomfortable" if sprinter Dwain Chambers ever competed at the Olympics.
Alex Salmond warns against making public servants uneasy about doing their jobs properly.
Vladimir Putin is visiting Tehran amid questions about Russia's position on Iran's nuclear programme
Global stock markets remain highly volatile despite a late rally on Wall Street which saw shares close ahead.
The killing of 14 Philippine troops by Muslim rebels highlights the uneasy nature of the truce in the fractious south, writes Adrian Addison.
Nottingham Forest striker Grant Holt reaches an uneasy peace with boss Colin Calderwood after handing in a transfer request.
An uneasy calm returns to Gaza where Hamas is in full control after series of attacks on key Fatah strongholds.
Former president of the Royal Society, Lord May, looks at the uneasy relationship between science and politics.
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