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The traces of the Roman Empire left in London. http://bbc.in/2q0dq0L 

A young Tanzanian entrepreneur intends to revolutionise health insurance for the poor with a phone app. http://bbc.in/2rmcac7 

The twins who fooled banking voice recognition security. http://bbc.in/2rzqHOg 

He died from a heroin overdose almost 30 years ago but now he’s one of the world’s most valuable artists. http://bbc.in/2ryWe3A 

The challenges faced by African farmers trying to store their produce. http://bbc.in/2pXBqSc 

Netflix is refusing to let French cinemas show two of its films in the running for the Cannes film festival. http://bbc.in/2rypsic 

Are we witnessing "a new hope" for the economy of war-torn Somalia? http://bbc.in/2ryf2Py 

A story that has been 70 years in the making. http://bbc.in/2qAxCcA 

“Everybody thinks about dying when they think of snakes or venom, I think about life.” http://bbc.in/2rl7aEH 

The BBC's Middle East Editor, Jeremy Bowen, presents a personal history of the region. Download/listen here: http://bbc.in/2pZUMGg 

What youngsters should know about social networking http://bbc.in/2pRv231 

Italy's first black minister has faith in her country despite racial abuse http://bbc.in/2qY2LaX 

Meet the man who allegedly convinced Trump to run for president in 2016 http://bbc.in/2rx8CRT