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At least six people have been killed in an attack on a fuel depot supplying Nato troops in Afghanistan. Twenty-seven tankers were set on fire by suspected militants in the attack close to the capital Islamabad.
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Dilma Rousseff, of the governing Workers' Party, polls most votes in Brazil's presidential election, but fails to reach the 50% threshold needed to avoid a second round.
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Why residents hate the US bases that Japan can't give up
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Delegates meet in China, hoping to make progress in the final round of UN climate talks before this year's summit in Mexico.
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Dilma Rousseff polls most votes in Brazil's presidential election, but fails to reach the 50% threshold needed to avoid a second round.
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England duo Rebecca Adlington and Jo Jackson and Wales' Jazz Carlin qualify for 200m freestyle final at 1130 BST.
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New Jersey's Rutgers University holds a candlelight vigil for Tyler Clementi, a first-year student who killed himself after fellow students allegedly filmed him having sex with a man.
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Frank Gardner examines the level of terrorist threat facing the UK and Europe
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The Taliban have infiltrated the Afghan army and police, a recently-retired United Nations official warns.
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Graeme McDowell beats Hunter Mahan in the final singles match as Europe defeat the United States 14½-13½ to regain the Ryder Cup.
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Fiji's former Prime Minister Mahendra Chaudhry is released on bail after allegedly breaching emergency regulations by holding public meetings.
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England manager Fabio Capello calls up Bolton striker Kevin Davies for his squad to face Montenegro at Wembley on Tuesday, 12 October.
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French pharmaceutical firm Sanofi-Aventis launches a hostile bid for US counterpart Genzyme after friendly overtures are rejected.
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Egypt and Iran agree to resume direct flights between their capitals for the first time in three decades.
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A movie about the rise of internet phenomenon, Facebook, debuts at the top of the US box office chart.
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US university left reeling by student's suicide over sex video
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A judicial panel in Japan says Ichiro Ozawa, one of the governing Democratic Party's top figures, should be charged over a funding scandal.
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Commuters in London face another day of severe disruption as a second 24-hour strike over job cuts hits the Tube network.
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A Thai court rejects a request to drop charges against suspected Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout, stalling his extradition to the US.
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There is success for the home nations in swimming and other medals are won in weightlifting and gymnastics on the first day of action in Delhi.
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Partial election results in Bosnia point to a tripartite presidency divided over the future of the country, clouding the country's EU membership hopes.
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Mexican security forces step up their search for 20 men reportedly kidnapped by an armed gang in the popular resort city of Acapulco.
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Oil militant Henry Okah is charged in South Africa in connection with Friday's bomb attack in Nigeria's capital, Abuja.
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The man who devised the fertility treatment IVF is awarded the Nobel prize for medicine.
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Pop star Lady Gaga joins Yoko Ono on stage to perform two songs at a Plastic Ono Band gig in Los Angeles.
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A Swiss commission says banking giants Credit Suisse and UBS should raise more capital because they are "too big to fail".
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A union dispute should not lead to filming of The Hobbit being driven out of New Zealand, the country's prime minister says.
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Manchester City midfielder Nigel de Jong is dropped from the Netherlands squad after his tackle broke the leg of Newcastle's Hatem Ben Arfa.
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The Irish Republic's economy will grow by only 0.2% this year, the country's central bank predicts, which is below the government's forecast.
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Fast bowler Ben Hilfenhaus takes three quick wickets late on the fourth day to boost Australia's chances of winning the first Test against India in Mohali.
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Russian President Dmitry Medvedev launches a strong attack on Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, ahead of elections.
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Peru's capital is set to have its first elected female mayor as votes are counted from Sunday's municipal elections.
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The chief minister of the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir apologises to a beaten up video journalist.
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Iraq raises its proven oil reserves by 24%, overtaking Iran, in its first revision since Saddam Hussein fell from power.
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The principal of Calcutta's elite La Martiniere school is arrested in connection with the suicide of a 13-year-old schoolboy.
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Teenage Nigerian weightlifter Augustina Nkem Nwaokolo wins the first gold medal of the 2010 Commonwealth Games in the women's 48kg division.
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A former British embassy employee who was jailed last year in Iran for espionage has had his sentence commuted.
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Brazil's presidential election will go to a second round after Dilma Rousseff failed to gain the 50% of votes needed for an outright victory.
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The lawyer who represented the sole surviving gunman of the 2008 Mumbai attacks appears in the Indian version of Big Brother.
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Dilma Rousseff and Jose Serra prepare to begin campaigning again after Brazil's presidential elections fail to produce an outright winner.
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General Motors announces it will shut its Opel car assembly line in Antwerp, with the loss of 1,200 jobs.
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Relatives and activists reject suggestions that a man arrested for throwing stones at DR Congo President Joseph Kabila's convoy had committed suicide.
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Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders tells a court he will not be silenced, as he goes on trial accused of inciting hatred.
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The Greek government announces new austerity measures in its 2011 draft budget in an attempt to restore the country's finances.
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Syria issues arrest warrants for 33 Lebanese and international officials for allegedly misleading the UN-backed probe into Rafik Hariri's assassination.
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Fifa suspends Nigeria from international competition because of government interference in the sport.
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The Israeli army is investigating Palestinian reports that a mosque in the occupied West Bank has been set on fire by Jewish settlers.
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Militants destroy dozens of oil tankers bound for Nato troops and kill three people in an attack in Pakistan, in the second such incident in days.
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Japan and Sweden issue terror alerts to their citizens in Europe, following similar warnings from the UK and US.
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A Jordanian military court sentences the leader of a militant Islamist group to life imprisonment and nine others to 15 years each for plotting attacks.
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The Italian coastguard calls off the search for the two missing American balloonists in the Gordon Bennett race.
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EU navies warn Somali piracy may enter deadly new phase
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A Vatican official says the awarding of a Nobel prize to British IVF pioneer Robert Edwards was "completely out of order".
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The Cuban government is considering another large-scale release of political prisoners, reports say.
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Fifteen gold medals are up for grabs on day two in Delhi as England's 50m backstroke world champion Liam Tancock's looks for home nations first gold medal of the 2010 Games.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Mairead Corrigan Maguire loses her appeal against being deported from Israel.
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Shares in Microsoft fall 2% at the beginning of US trading, after Goldman Sachs cuts its rating of the computer giant.
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Credit-card company American Express is being sued by the US government over claims of anti-competitive practices.
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Chinese scientists have been analysing new data gathered from a cave in the Taihang mountains, which appears to show that man-made global warming could be having a significant effect on its weather.
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The deadly drug war has become a daily reality for the people of Mexico. As the BBC's Julian Miglierini reports, a whole genre of films is bringing the drug related violence to the big screen.
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At least two people have been killed after a sludge reservoir burst at a metal factory in western Hungary
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Exposing the dark secrets of Japan's yakuza mafia
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US urged to stop exports of cheap rice to Haiti
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