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Spinvox, a UK firm that turns mobile messages into text, faces questions over its privacy standards.
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Indonesian police arrest the woman believed to be the wife of suspected bombing mastermind Noordin Top.
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Japanese rescuers are searching for nine people missing in landslides which have already killed eight people.
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Japan's export slide slowed in June, in a sign government stimulus spending may be propping up demand.
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US officials meet with Burma regime representatives, telling them Burma could gain much by freeing Aung San Suu Kyi.
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President Barack Obama defends his plans for health reform in a news conference broadcast live in the US.
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Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya should return home on Friday, mediators in the crisis say.
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The chief executive of German luxury car maker Porsche resigns, paving the way for a potential takeover by rival Volkswagen.
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The war against the Afghan Taliban is in the national interest of the US and Europe, US Vice-President Joe Biden tells the BBC.
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Thieves in Australia are believed to have made off with a valuable supply of rocks for the sport of curling thinking it was alcohol.
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Iceland formally applies to join the EU, a week after its parliament voted in favour of accession to the 27-nation bloc.
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Niger's president says he will press on with plans to extend his stay in power, despite criticism from the international community.
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North Korea has no friends to protect it from efforts to end its nuclear programme, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says.
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The Nepalese government will restore the house in which King Birendra and his family were gunned down eight years ago, PM Madhav Kumar Nepal says.
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At least 53 people are missing after a landslide strikes a road-building crew in south-west China's Sichuan province.
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Visiting Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman says Brazil can play a key role in talks on Iran's nuclear programme.
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US President Barack Obama says police acted "stupidly" when arresting a black Harvard scholar outside his own home.
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The Taliban deny reports that their leader in Pakistan's Swat valley, Maulana Fazlullah, is close to death.
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Alberto Contador cements his overall lead by winning stage 18, a 40.5km time trial around Lake Annecy, while Britain's Bradley Wiggins moves up to fourth.
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Judges ask prosecutors at The Hague to find ways to speed up the genocide trial of ex-Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic.
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The main opposition candidate in Kyrgyzstan's presidential election pulls out on polling day, claiming widespread vote fraud.
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A brilliant century from Shoaib Malik puts Pakistan firmly on course for a morale-boosting victory in the third Test against Sri Lanka in Colombo.
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Voters' hopes for the Iraqi Kurdistan elections
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A snake on the loose brings panic and halts proceedings in the legislative assembly of the Indian state of Orissa.
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The main Iranian opposition leader, Mir Hossein Mousavi, confirms plans to form a new broad-based political front.
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The European Commission proposes giving more than 494m euros (£425m; $703m) in aid to Italy to help with the aftermath of the L'Aquila earthquake.
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An Indian court rules that the trial of the main suspect in the Mumbai attacks will continue despite his guilty plea.
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The US "fully" backs Georgia's hopes of joining Nato, US Vice-President Joe Biden has told the country during a visit.
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Two piano pieces are identified as the work of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, experts in the Austrian city of Salzburg say.
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Environment Agency officials investigating an illegal shipment of 1,400 tonnes of toxic waste to Brazil make three arrests in UK.
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The US secretary of state tells the BBC Washington still wants to engage with Iran but political turmoil makes a response unlikely.
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The government vows to crack down on township riots in South Africa, as protesters say they will continue.
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Britain's Bradley Wiggins increases his chances of a podium finish at the Tour de France after making ground on his rivals in Thursday's time trial.
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Europe's largest carmaker, Volkswagen, says it plans a gradual takeover of German sports car maker Porsche.
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Lance Armstrong says he will quit the Astana team and race for a new US-based team in 2010.
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The Netherlands hands back the head of a 19th Century Ghanaian king, executed by colonialists, to its home country for burial.
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Canadian woman faces deportation over marriage row
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The French army comes under stinging criticism after a military exercise causes a forest fire that reaches Marseille.
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A TV debate between Afghan presidential candidates goes ahead, despite incumbent Hamid Karzai's withdrawal.
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Nine people are jailed in Burundi over the murder of at least 12 albinos whose body parts were sold for witchcraft.
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Clinton says Iran's turmoil has stymied diplomacy
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The only survivor of the Yemenia plane crash last month, a young girl, leaves hospital after treatment in Paris.
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The head of Mauritania's electoral commission resigns after revealing he has doubts about last week's presidential poll.
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The US Senate says it will not be able to vote on healthcare reform by August, in a setback to President Obama's timetable.
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Anti-Semitic attacks in the UK doubled in the first half of this year compared with the same period in 2008, new figures show.
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Malaysia questions special treatment for ethnic Malays
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US defence officials say they are all but certain that Osama bin Laden's son was killed by a US strike in Pakistan this year.
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