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Nigeria's intelligence agency says it foiled plans for a larger attack on central Abuja, days before last week's deadly car bombings.
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A coroner's report says a "lack of experience" played a role in the "accidental" death of a Georgian luger at the Vancouver Olympics.
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England's Fran Halsall and Liam Tancock and Scotland's Robbie Renwick all win gold in the pool on the second day of action in Delhi.
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More governments join the US and UK in issuing travel warnings to their citizens about travelling in Europe, amid fears that al-Qaeda plans to attack cities on the continent.
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Australians are angered by the release of a video showing an unarmed Aboriginal man being tasered 13 times by police officers.
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The Philippines is proposing stiff penalties for newly defined wrong ways of singing the national anthem.
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India's Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang win the 10m air rifle pairs to secure the host nation's first gold medal of the Commonwealth Games.
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Four policemen die in three explosions minutes apart in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar, and four Nato service members die in attacks around the country.
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Japan's prime minister and his Chinese counterpart meet for the first time since a diplomatic row erupted last month.
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Andy Murray beats French qualifier Paul-Henri Mathieu 6-2 6-3 in the first round of the China Open in Beijing.
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Japan's central bank cuts its interest rate to almost zero to give some life to its faltering economy.
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Colombian police raid a house in southern Bogota and seize millions of dollars believed to be payments from Mexican cartels to a drug kingpin.
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Liverpool striker Fernando Torres is doubtful for the Merseyside derby on 17 October after the club confirmed he has a strained muscle in his groin.
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The display of a stark sculpture by notorious Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan - which has sharply divided opinion - is extended in Milan.
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Engineers drilling to save 33 trapped miners in Chile say they could be out by this weekend, as the rescue operation makes rapid progress.
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US rapper Lil Wayne is placed in solitary confinement in a New York jail, after wardens found he had been breaking the rules.
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VVS Laxman strikes a superb unbeaten 73 as India fight back from the brink of defeat to beat Australia by one wicket in a thrilling first Test in Mohali.
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A Thai court dismisses new charges against alleged Russian arms smuggler Viktor Bout, clearing the way for his extradition to the US.
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Credit ratings agency Moody's says it is considering downgrading the Irish Republic's sovereign bond rating.
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EU training Somali troops to take on Islamist hardliners
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The relation between copper prices and Chile mine safety
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After almost two decades of war Islamist militia are trying to seize power in Somalia.
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Syria has accused a teenaged girl, held without charge for nine months, of spying for a foreign power, officials say.
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Mark Lowen reports on how Serbia has changed since the overthrowing of Slobodan Milosevic
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Ecuador's government agrees to increase police and army salaries just days after a police rebellion over the scrapping of bonuses.
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Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade replaces the energy minister of energy with his son Karim, after a weeks of protests about power cuts.
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Eurozone leaders urge China to allow its currency to rise in value as cheap imports put European firms under pressure.
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A woman who was born in Hong Kong as a man, but underwent a sex change, loses her fight for the right to marry her boyfriend.
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Indonesia's president calls off a state visit to the Netherlands because of a threat that he could be arrested over alleged human rights violations.
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Former trader Jerome Kerviel is sentenced to three years in jail over his role in a scandal at French bank Societe General that cost the firm 5bn euros ($7bn).
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Two Christians who were on trial in Algeria for breaking Ramadan fasting rules are cleared of wrongdoing.
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Organisers of the Commonwealth Games in India are giving away free tickets to fill empty arenas.
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French police arrest 12 people and seize guns and ammunition in anti-terrorism raids in the south of the country, officials say.
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Colin Montgomerie tips Jose Maria Olazabal to succeed him as Europe team captain after confirming he will stand aside after his side's thrilling Ryder Cup victory over the United States.
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The arrest of an aide to a rival of Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan over the Abuja car bombings is condemned as "frivolous".
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Two UK-based scientists have shared this year's Nobel Prize for Physics for their work on a sheet-like material called graphene with amazing properties.
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An oil tanker carrying fuel for Nato vehicles in Afghanistan has been targeted in a bomb attack in north-west Pakistan.
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Former Pakistani military ruler Pervez Musharraf says that his forces trained militant groups to fight in Indian-administered Kashmir.
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Russia's Vimpelcom and Weather Investments, headed by Egyptian telecom tycoon Naguib Sawiris, agree to merge their assets.
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Mexican families' pain over their abducted loved ones
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Captain Joseph Yobo makes a passionate plea to Nigeria's sports authorities to ensure that a Fifa ban on the country is reversed.
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Israel's army says it is investigating a video which appears to show a soldier dancing around a bound and blindfolded Palestinian woman.
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President Barack Obama is to install solar panels on the White House roof, a move lauded by climate activists as symbolic of the US's energy future.
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Detained Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi has filed a legal challenge over the dissolution of her party by the military authorities.
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At least 400 children have died from lead poisoning in northern Nigeria this year, twice as many as previously reported, the UN says.
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A Saudi Arabian prince murdered his servant in a London hotel in an attack with a "gay sexual element", the Old Bailey hears.
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Singer Amy Winehouse has made a low-key return to the stage in a surprise performance at her local pub in London.
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The Taliban remove the bodies of eight militants - four of them reportedly German - who were killed in a US drone strike, Pakistani security officials say.
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Sudan announces a tight timetable for January's referendum on independence for the south of the country, amid fears any delay could lead to violence.
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Researchers have identified a language new to science in a remote region of India.
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Is there room for both China and the West in Africa?
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A leading Egyptian daily fires its editor, an outspoken government critic, in a move some see as a media crackdown ahead of parliamentary polls.
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Three people are killed in a suspected bomb blast at an apartment complex in a suburb in north of Bangkok
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Jewish rabbis present a box of Korans to a West Bank mosque as a gesture of solidarity after an arson attack on Monday blamed on settlers.
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A Canadian army captain convicted of shooting an unarmed, wounded Afghan fighter is demoted and sacked from the military but is not jailed.
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Up to five explosions rock Kandahar, killing at least nine people and injuring more than 20, officials say.
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A mosque in the German city of Hamburg might be at the heart of the global investigation into possible terror attacks in Europe.
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Hungary declares an emergency after a torrent of sludge from an alumina plant kills at least four people and heads towards major rivers.
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A British terror suspect killed in a drone attack was being groomed to head an al-Qaeda splinter group in the UK, the BBC's Newsnight learns.
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Service and construction industries in the US grow faster than expected in September, with employment stable, a survey says.
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Britain seeks a new partnership with China which it sees as key to speeding up development and ending poverty in Africa.
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