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A jury convicts a man of murdering his brother, two nephews and three others at a home in Memphis, in the US state of Tennessee.
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Graduates in England will have to pay significantly more for their degrees, a review of higher education funding is expected to say.
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A court in Colombia finds seven members of an elite anti-kidnapping squad guilty of killing a civilian and claiming he was a left-wing guerrilla.
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English divers Tom Daley and Max Brick win gold, Scottish shooters claim two titles while Nigerian hurdler Samuel Okon fails a drugs test.
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Toilet paper is strewn round the home of the former manager for the Californian town of Bell, accused of involvement in a pay scandal.
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Progress is being made in military ties with China and Vietnam at a regional defence ministers' meeting in Hanoi.
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Iceland remains the country that has the greatest equality between men and women, says the World Economic Forum.
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Discus thrower Krishna Poonia becomes the first Indian woman to win a Commonweath Games athletics gold as she leads a home clean sweep of the medals.
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The Korean Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled after Formula 1 officials gave their approval on Tuesday following a track inspection.
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A day-long curfew is imposed by the authorities in Indian-administered Kashmir to foil a protest march called by a hardline separatist group.
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Growth in the UK economy is slowing, with the service sector particularly affected, two surveys suggest.
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US clothes retailer Gap scraps a new logo just one week after its introduction following an "outpouring of comments" online.
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Medical workers in the city of Aden in southern Yemen say two explosions there have killed at least one person and injured at eight others.
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A movie about the rise of internet phenomenon Facebook, holds on at the top of the US box office chart for a second week.
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Universities in England should be able to charge any level of tuition fees, a major review of university funding recommends.
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Almost half the members of Guinea's election commission want its head to be sacked, casting fresh doubts on the run-off due in two weeks.
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UK Consumer Prices Index inflation remained at 3.1% in September, above the Bank of England's target for the 10th month in a row.
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The United States calls on China to end the apparent house arrest of the wife of Nobel Peace Prize winner and jailed dissident Liu Xiaobo.
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Suspected drug gang members ambush a police patrol in western Mexico, kiling eight officers.
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At least 37 people are killed in a collision between a train and a small bus reportedly trying to cross tracks, in eastern Ukraine, police say.
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A tanker transporting kerosene is involved in a collision with a container ship off the Dutch coast in the North Sea.
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Indian factory output grew at its slowest rate for 15 months in August as output in the volatile capital goods sector shrank.
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The eldest son of North Korean leader Kim Jong-il says he opposes a dynastic succession that would see his younger half-brother take power.
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Samuel Okon, who was sixth in the 110m hurdles, becomes the second Nigerian to fail a drugs test at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
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The BBC's Duncan Kennedy reports on the race to finish an emergency dam to contain an expected second toxic sludge spill.
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One person is killed and eight wounded in an explosion on board a Nato helicopter in eastern Afghanistan, coalition officials say.
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A police station in the northern Nigerian city of Maiduguri is destroyed and three officers injured in an attack blamed on the Boko Haram Islamic sect.
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A minibus and lorry collide at dawn in heavy fog, south of Poland's capital, Warsaw, leaving 17 people dead, police say.
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Hollywood actor Morgan Freeman is to receive a lifetime achievement award from the American Film Institute.
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French unions stage the third national day of strikes against pension reforms in a month, with a vote due on whether to launch open-ended industrial action.
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The price of cabbage in South Korea has rocketed thanks to bad weather so the government has reduced the tariff on imported cabbages.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel says her government is seeking the release of two foreigners arrested in Iran - believed to be German reporters.
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Hurricane Paula heads for Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula after buffeting and drenching north-east Honduras.
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Eleven culture ministry employees have been jailed in Egypt for negligence, following the theft of a Van Gogh painting from a Cairo museum.
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