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Exotic species of spider are making their homes in the UK- could the black widow be next?
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A man thought to be a US citizen is arrested in a tribal area close to the Afghan border, police say.
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At least 23 people are killed and dozens are hurt in a bus crash in India's north-eastern state of Assam, police say.
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Two journalists who exposed corruption go on trial in Vietnam, in a case seen as a test for the country's media freedoms.
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Tokyo's Nikkei index jumps a record 14%, as confidence starts to return to financial markets.
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Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari arrives in China on his first state visit seeking urgent financial help.
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The son of French actor Gerard Depardieu has died from pneumonia, hospital officials confirm.
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South Africa's ruling party, the ANC, suspends an ex-minister after he threatened to form a breakaway political bloc.
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Four ex-members of Cambodia's Khmer Rouge are jailed for their part in the murder of a British mine-clearer and his interpreter.
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South Africa's new health minister signals a new direction in the fight against HIV as she addresses an Aids conference.
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A mother drives for 12 hours across the US to leave her 13-year-old son in Nebraska, under a unique safe-haven law.
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Assembly elections are to begin in five Indian states next month, in what is being seen as a key test before 2009 general elections.
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Liverpool's Champions League game with Atletico Madrid next week is switched to a neutral venue because of a Uefa ban.
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The UK government is forced to abandon plans to extend the period terror suspects can be held without charge.
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Syria's President Bashar al-Assad issues a decree to set up diplomatic ties with Lebanon and open an embassy.
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India's two largest private airlines, Jet Airways and Kingfisher Airlines, agree an alliance to cut costs.
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An engraving by Spanish master Francisco de Goya is discovered a month after it was stolen, Colombian police say.
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Sudan summons the Kenyan and Ethiopian envoys over alleged arms deliveries to the south.
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Roller coasters and prayers for Pakistan's Hindus
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Alexei Cherepanov, 19 years old and already one of Russia's top strikers, dies after collapsing during a game.
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Residents of Israel town describe Arab-Jewish rioting
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A businessman from the English city of Leeds says that he is "shocked" that rubbish he put out for re-cycling has ended up being dumped in India.
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Police arrest an Israeli-Arab man who sparked rioting in Acre by driving through a Jewish area during the Yom Kippur holiday.
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Germany's economy is heading for recession and will only expand by 0.2% in 2009, the country's four leading economic think tanks warn.
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New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 79 runs in Chittagong to clinch the one-day series 2-1.
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Liverpool fans' plans for next week's Champions League match against Atletico Madrid are in "tatters" after Uefa switches the game to a neutral venue.
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Amnesty International says executions are surging in Saudi Arabia and the main victims are foreigners or the disadvantaged.
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Disputes over land and property boundaries are a key threat to peace in Liberia, a report says.
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Hunger levels are "alarming" in 12 Indian states with Madhya Pradesh being comparable to Ethiopia and Chad, a report says.
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A French court rejects an attempt by people with the surname Bougon, which means "grumpy", to change the title of a new TV series.
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Britain's Andy Murray takes on Simone Bolelli in the second round of the Madrid Masters in Spain.
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A fault in a computer caused last week's plunge by a Qantas passenger jet, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau says.
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The Afghan Taleban's former ambassador to Pakistan says he is suing Pakistan over his arrest there in 2002.
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Lewis Hamilton admits he has made mistakes this season but insists some people's perception of him as arrogant is misplaced.
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Uganda is hoping to demolish the derelict ex-residence of its Brussels ambassador which is reportedly being used by drug addicts.
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China withdraws all liquid and powdered milk produced before the tainted milk scandal which broke out last month.
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Security forces in northern Somalia storm a Panamanian-registered ship seized by pirates.
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The US Supreme Court rejects a final appeal by Troy Davis, who was convicted in 1991 of killing a policeman in Georgia.
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England coach Fabio Capello and skipper Rio Ferdinand say Belarus will provide stern opposition in their World Cup qualifying tie.
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More than half of China's toy exporters have been forced out of business this year, officials say.
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Scientists prepare to survey Antarctica's Gamburtsev mountains - one of the most enigmatic ranges on Earth.
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US presidential hopeful John McCain unveils a new economic plan as he pledges to overhaul Barack Obama's lead in the polls.
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French police investigate claims that a prominent Russian human rights lawyer may have been poisoned in Strasbourg.
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US President George W Bush is to hold economic talks on Saturday with French President Nicolas Sarkozy and EC President Jose Manuel Barroso.
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The US government will buy stakes in major banks to try to stabilise the battered financial sector.
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Turkey's justice minister issues a rare apology over the death of a human rights activist allegedly beaten by prison officers.
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Talks on rescuing Zimbabwe's power-sharing deal end without result but will resume in the morning, key leaders say.
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Iceland's government is working "day and night" to solve the country's financial crisis, Prime Minister Geir Haarde tells the BBC.
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Attacks on troops, civilians and aid workers in Afghanistan are at their highest level for six years, according to the UN.
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Stocks markets in Europe and Asia power ahead, as investors welcome government action to shore up banks.
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Tanzanian researchers say an easy-to-swallow cherry-flavoured pill could help halt malaria in children.
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