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Haiti's Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe resigns, in wake of violent anti-government protests over delayed polls

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UN member states reach agreement on how countries should tackle climate change, after differences cause talks to overrun by two days.20

• 'Sense of relief' after agreementWatch
• Water woes in Lima
• What we know about climate change
• What else could we do?
• A brief history of climate change

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MPs request CIA material on UK role

The Intelligence and Security Committee is to make a request for the US to hand over any material about the UK's role in the CIA's post-9/11 interrogation programme.

• UK defends actions over CIA report
• Senate report sheds light on Washington
• CIA report: The 20 key findings

Christmas pictures of prince released

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge release three official Christmas photographs of Prince George.

• Prince George pictures mark birthday

• Japan votes in Abe's snap election

  Millions of Japanese people are voting in a snap election called by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to boost support for his economic reforms.

• Tax helplines 'not good enough'

  The government vows to improve helplines for people seeking tax advice as a Which? survey finds almost 30% of callers to two lines were cut off.23

• Air traffic bosses 'were warned' 14

• Haiti's PM resigns after protests

• Civil rights protest in US capital

• Poor hygiene 'deadly in childbirth'

• UKIP candidate 'sorry' for gay jibe

• Bond film script stolen by hackersNEWSBEAT

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• 'Stuart Little painting' auctionedWatch
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• Aretha's birthday serenade for SwiftWatch
• Winston Churchill's talent for paintingWatch
• Yodel boss sorry over Christmas delayWatch
• China restaurant brings in robot waitersWatch

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The Papers

• Return to Iraq, and Army 'shouting ban'

  The escalation of the British military presence in Iraq, and controversial new rules governing Army interrogations, are among the front page topics in Sunday's press.

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The Reporters

• Nick Triggle: Why are hospitals under so much pressure?

• Yalda Hakim: The Pakistani women punished for love

Explainers

• Will Gompertz: Why do people feel duped by Zoella?Watch

• Frank Gardner Q&A on CIA report

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Sport

• Khan beats Alexander to defend title

  Britain's Amir Khan defends his WBC Silver welterweight title with a unanimous decision against Devon Alexander in Las Vegas.

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• It was like Swan Lake, says Bruce

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