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London could be pushed into third place as a global financial centre by Shanghai in the next decade, according to a report.
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Cuba's President Castro issues a fierce denunciation of the US, echoed by Venezuela's Hugo Chavez, at a trade summit.
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Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi felled by Milan assault
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Austria's campaign against Father Christmas
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Austria's campaign against Father Christmas
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Campaign group Human Rights Watch urges the UN to stop supporting a DR Congo campaign against Rwandan rebels.
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Centre-right candidate Sebastian Pinera wins the first round of Chile's presidential election, but a run-off will be needed.
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A meeting between ousted Honduras President Zelaya and his elected successor Porfirio Lobo is reportedly postponed.
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Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi is in hospital after having his nose and two teeth broken by a man at a rally.
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The UN reports a worrying increase in opium production in Burma for the third year in a row, a 50% rise since 2006.
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UK PM Gordon Brown is to outline new efforts to counter the roadside bombs that have led to rising UK deaths in Afghanistan.
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Five crew members of a cargo plane seized in Bangkok for allegedly carrying weapons from North Korea are charged.
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Russia has halted gas supplies to Armenia after an explosive device was found near a pipeline, Russian news reports say.
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Mohammad Yousuf hits 89 to ensure the third Test against New Zealand remains intriguingly poised after day four.
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How a Tanzanian child born with no legs took first steps
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China's President Hu Jintao visits Turkmenistan to open the final link in a new pipeline delivering gas from Central Asia.
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A Canadian junior envoy who caused a diplomatic row after spitting at a Tanzanian policeman and journalist is recalled.
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How Italian politics became a contact sport
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Guinea's neighbours consider sending an "intervention force" - an idea dismissed by the country's military rulers.
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There is uproar in southern India's Andhra Pradesh assembly in protest against a decision to create a new state.
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Two Kashmiri women whose deaths sparked protests were not raped or murdered, Indian investigators conclude.
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An air strike in northern Yemen has killed at least 70 people, Houthi rebels say.
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Sudanese police fire tear gas at crowds protesting at the lack of democratic reform before crucial votes in the next two years.
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A senior UK minister issues a warning about acid levels in the oceans as the Copenhagen climate summit resumes.
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Man-tiger conflict is worsening in Indian delta
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Citigroup says it will repay $20bn in US bailout funds. The move marks its exit from the US government's Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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A Rwandan journalist who encouraged Hutus to slaughter Tutsis during the 1994 genocide is jailed for life.
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A court in Pakistan rules that five Americans detained for suspected militant links cannot be deported while judges review their case.
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A Nasa satellite designed to uncover hidden cosmic objects is scheduled to be launched from California.
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Robbers steal at least $3.7m in Karachi in what is being called Pakistan's biggest bank heist.
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Citigroup says it will repay $20bn in US bail-out funds, marking its exit from the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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At least 16 policemen have been killed by suspected militants in two attacks in Afghanistan, officials say.
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China seeks green future - as it burns more and more coal
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Pandora's box ajar as India mulls Telangana split
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Officials are searching for Eritrea's national football team after they failed to return home following a tournament in Kenya.
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US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urges Tehran to free three US hikers facing trial in Iran after crossing into the country.
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The US Supreme Court refuses to consider an appeal by four British former Guantanamo Bay prisoners over alleged abuses.
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France hands over five ancient frescoes to Egypt, which had broken off ties with the Louvre museum in an ownership dispute.
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Germany captain Michael Ballack says his side have been "too weak" in the build-up to next year's World Cup and are not among the favourites.
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Antonio Giraudo, ex-chief executive of Italian football club Juventus, is sentenced to three years in jail for match-fixing.
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Thailand orders the crew of a plane suspected of carrying arms from North Korea to be held for a further 12 days.
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British Airways cabin crew vote in favour of a 12-day strike over the Christmas period beginning on 22 December.
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The president of the UN climate summit urges delegates to "get to work" after developing nations earlier brought talks to a halt.
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Greece's prime minister unveils a series of spending cuts, warning that the country is at risk of "sinking under its debts".
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Dubai announces it has been given a $10bn handout from UAE neighbour Abu Dhabi to help it pay off its debts.
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A court in the US state of Delaware jails an Iranian man for five years for plotting to procure and smuggle arms to Iran.
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Eleven men, mostly from Pakistan, are sentenced to prison for belonging to a terror cell plotting bomb attacks in Barcelona.
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A planned meeting of leading diplomats from world powers on curbing Iran's nuclear programme is cancelled.
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French rock star Johnny Hallyday emerges from a medically induced coma after surgery in a Los Angeles hospital.
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Two US men who plotted to aid terrorists by filming Washington landmarks are sentenced to 17 and 13 years in jail.
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Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi will stay in hospital until at least Wednesday after having his nose broken by an attacker, doctors say.
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