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Giving up smoking sharply increases the risk of developing type-two diabetes, a US study suggests.
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Military charities tell of their concerns over the number of ex-Gurkhas arriving in the UK with no money and nowhere to live.
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Kabul Dreams band which is breaking down barriers
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French may ban psychological abuse by spouses
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The Argentine singer Sandro, one of Latin America's first rock and roll performers, has died aged 64, doctors say.
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UN head Ban Ki-moon says there is a risk that Afghanistan's deteriorating situation could become irreversible.
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The chief suspect in the massacre of 57 people in the southern Philippines pleads not guilty to 41 counts of murder.
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The chief suspect in the massacre of 57 people in the southern Philippines pleads not guilty to 41 counts of murder.
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New Zealand and Australia are to research whales using non-lethal methods, to counter Japan's hunting programme.
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At least 10 people die in a landslide triggered by snowstorms in Pakistan's remote northern region of Gilgit.
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Alastair Cook predicts an exciting second half to the third Test, with England set to start day three 50 behind South Africa on 241-7.
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An annual survey Americans who still have a job are less satisfied with their work than at any time in the last 22 years.
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Skipper Graeme Smith hits his 19th Test century as South Africa build a huge lead against England on day three of the third Test in Cape Town.
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The US has moved dozens of names on to "watch" and "no-fly" lists in the wake of an alleged airliner plot, officials say.
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The US embassy in Yemen reopens after what is says were "successful counter-terrorism operations" by Yemeni forces.
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Heavy snow and ice are causing problems on British roads, railways and at airports, as hundreds of schools close.
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Euro MPs criticise Iran after they are barred from going to meet Iranian opposition activists and members of parliament.
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Eight Egyptian railway workers are jailed over a train crash which killed 18 people in October.
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A tuna has been sold at auction in Tokyo for 16.28 million yen ($175,000), the highest price for nine years.
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Argentine singer Sandro, dubbed the country's Elvis, dies aged 64 of complications following heart and lung transplant surgery.
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Landslides and a tsunami triggered by a quake in the South Pacific's Solomon Islands have left some 1,000 people homeless.
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The UN's World Food Programme suspends its operations in large parts of southern Somali because of threats from Islamist militants.
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Three legal cases are filed against Nigeria's sick President Yar'Adua, as a rights group wants him declared "missing".
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Iran curbs co-operation with 60 foreign organisations saying they are trying to destabilise the government, state media reports.
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A strike by Kenya's "matatu" mini-bus taxis, which has stranded thousands, is called off after government intervention.
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Somali pirates free a Pakistani vessel used to hijack a UK-owned car-transporting ship in the Indian Ocean.
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Israel says it will postpone the visit of military officials to Britain amid fears of arrest
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Scientists reveal there is not one but two types of killer whale living in UK waters.
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Regulators in Bangladesh approve a proposed $300m Indian investment in the country's fourth largest mobile firm.
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A meeting in India to discuss a "road map" for the proposed new state of Telangana ends without a breakthrough.
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Drug smugglers appear to have made a major slip-up, after huge quantities of cocaine were delivered to supermarkets in Spain hidden in boxes of bananas.
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US commander berates intelligence in Afghanistan
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A United Airlines pilot admits being over the alcohol limit as he prepared to take off from Heathrow Airport.
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Kenyan policy say they have deported a Jamaican-born Muslim cleric, convicted in the UK for soliciting the murder of Jews.
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Research by a Chinese university suggests $100m changes hands every year for ghost-written academic papers.
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Millions of Germans are facing problems using their credit and debit cards due to a new year software bug.
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Captain Graeme Smith hits an unbeaten 162 as South Africa close day three of the third Test against England 330 runs ahead at 312-2.
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Israel gives approval for 24 new homes in East Jerusalem, despite international calls for a halt in settlement building.
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The bomber who killed seven CIA employees in Afghanistan was an al-Qaeda double agent from Jordan, US reports say.
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Is it possible to prevent chaos in Yemen?
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The EU will host talks on Thursday on the use of body scanners at airports, in response to the attempt to blow up a US-bound jet.
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Boris Tsankov, a prominent crime journalist who reported on Bulgaria's mafia, is killed by gunmen in the capital, Sofia.
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Beijing's Bird's Nest stadium turned into winter wonderland
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The Jordanian bomber who killed CIA agents in Afghanistan lied to his family about his intentions, the BBC is told.
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England coach Andy Flower says Stuart Broad did nothing wrong in trapping the ball with his foot during day three of the third Test in Cape Town.
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Iceland's president refuses to authorise the repayment of money lost in the country's banking crisis, demanding a referendum.
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There are conflicting reports about the release of Iraq's Shia militant leader of the group which seized five Britons in Baghdad in 2007.
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CIA 'triple agent' killing embarrasses US and Jordan
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Colombia extradites to the US the leader of a pyramid scheme which defrauded thousands of investors.
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Greece says it will have its budget deficit back under control in just two years, earlier than previously planned.
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The White House says it is suspending the transfer of prisoners released from Guantanamo to Yemen.
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An Israeli air strike kills one Palestinian militant and injures three others in the southern Gaza Strip, officials say.
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