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India's obsession with skin whitening creams
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Replacing saturated fats with healthier options can cut the risk of heart disease by a fifth, a US study says.
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Google says it has stopped censoring its search results in China, risking confrontation with the country's authorities.
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Bangladesh end day four of the Mirpur Test on 172-6 in their second innings against England, a lead of 95.
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Phillip Hughes thrashes 86 not out in an Australia total of 106-0 as the tourists wrap up victory in the first Test against New Zealand.
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A storm hits the western Australian city of Perth, causing widespread damage, cutting power and affecting flights.
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Pakistan's army chief meets US defence leaders in Washington, as the two countries begin a week-long strategic dialogue.
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Fears of violence as Iraq candidates contest vote result
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PM Benjamin Netanyahu asserts Israel's "right to build" in Jerusalem, following a row with the US over plans for new homes
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Aerospace giant Boeing criticises German plans to give a 1.1bn euro loan to help Airbus develop its A350 passenger plane.
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Maoist rebels have killed two people and blown up railway tracks in four Indian states during a two-day strike, police say.
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The trial in China of four Rio Tinto executives goes behind closed doors as commercial espionage charges are discussed.
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Chinese netizens react to Google's decision to end self-censorship.
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Bangladesh end day four of the Mirpur Test on 172-6 in their second innings against England, a lead of 95.
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One of the top leaders of a radical left uprising in India - called the Naxalbari rebellion - commits suicide, police say.
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A German court sentences an 88-year-old former member of the Nazi SS to life in jail for the 1944 murder of three Dutch civilians.
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China stymies Google's move to stop censoring
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Burma's detained pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi opposes her party registering for elections, her lawyer says.
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A man stabs eight students to death and wounds several others at a school in the south-eastern Chinese province of Fujian.
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At least 35 people were killed in an avalanche in a remote area of northern Afghanistan two weeks ago, officials say.
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Special security powers are extended in Thailand, where anti-government protesters are encamped in the capital.
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Tim Bresnan says England have hard work ahead but are confident of sealing a 2-0 series whitewash over Bangladesh on Wednesday.
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How will US health bill affect the climate?
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Somali pirates hijack a ship 1,800km off the African coast - closer to India than Africa, says the EU's naval force.
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Expulsion from UK sends strong signal to Israel
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The Taliban say Mullah Omar has named two new deputies following the arrest of his military chief in Pakistan.
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Chinese readers react to Google's decision to end self-censorship
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China attacks Google's decision to stop censoring search results as its long-running row with the US internet giant escalates.
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Campaigners launch an online petition against Ethiopia's Gibe III dam, saying it could devastate 500,000 lives.
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Kenya allowed an Australian terrorism suspect to go free after mistaking him for an illegal immigrant, the police tell the BBC.
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German pensioners who took financial adviser captive
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Four German pensioners are found guilty of kidnapping the financial adviser they blamed for US investments that went awry.
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South Korea gives an Ethiopian refugee citizenship - the first such move in its history, says the UN's refugee agency.
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Women rally outside Yemen's parliament building in support of a law banning child brides, after clerics condemned it.
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France's president says the country will rid itself of Eta bases following the killing of a French policeman.
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At least seven people die in a huge fire in the Indian city of Calcutta's famous Park Street, fire service officials say.
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Nigerian acting President Goodluck Jonathan picks new ministers, sources say, a week after he sacked his cabinet.
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The French government signals that it is dropping a plan for a tax on domestic carbon dioxide emissions.
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Nigerian acting President Goodluck Jonathan picks new ministers, sources say, a week after he sacked his cabinet.
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French public sector workers strike in protest against the government's social and economic policies.
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Libya frees 214 Islamist inmates as part of its programme of rehabilitation, Muammar Gaddafi's son announces.
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White House pay tsar tells bosses at five bailed-out firms to take a 15% drop in pay after calling AIG's recent bonuses 'outrageous'.
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Britain expels an Israeli diplomat over the "intolerable" use of forged UK passports in the killing of a Hamas leader in Dubai.
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US President Barack Obama signs his landmark healthcare bill in a ceremony at the White House, saying it is "desperately needed".
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Zimbabwe's Finance Minister Tendai Biti is reportedly unhurt after his car collided with a lorry travelling at high speed.
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A Ghanaian immigrant to Italy names his son Silvio Berlusconi, despite the prime minister's tough policy on immigration.
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The US accuses German car giant Daimler of bribing 22 governments in order to win contracts worth tens of millions of dollars.
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