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Ultra-Orthodox Jews and police clash in the Israeli town of Beit Shemesh in a dispute over the segregation of the sexes in the town.
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A Chilean newspaper is ordered to pay compensation to 13 readers who were injured by exploding pastries when they followed a recipe it published.
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Medellin in Colombia opens a giant outdoor escalator to connect a poor hillside neighbourhood with the city centre.
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Prayers have been held in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, for those who died in a series of Christmas Day bomb attacks.
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A lack of preparedness for a disaster and failures in the response to it exacerbated the effects of the nuclear accident at Japan's Fukushima plant in March, a new report says.
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India's Jana Gana Mana anthem turns 100
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China gains potential access to millions of barrels of oil as it wins a key approval for oil exploration in Afghanistan.
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A train is derailed and two people are swept from their car in Australia's flood-affected Northern Territory, hit by Tropical Cyclone Grant.
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Prime Minister David Cameron tells Irish state television that the Queen's visit to the Republic of Ireland earlier this year was a "game-changer" in Anglo-Irish relations.
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Orangutans are believed to be increasingly under threat from palm oil plantations in Indonesia.
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Five patients at a drug clinic in Mexico's Guadalajara die after eating contaminated sausage, sparking an inquiry into possible deliberate poisoning.
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Repairs are underway on the Russian fishing vessel stricken in the Antarctic sea with a hole in its hull after hitting an iceberg.
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The fire service in north-west Italy has evacuated hundreds of people from their homes as smoke from forest fires chokes the air.
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South Korea's consumer confidence posts its biggest fall in nine months on growth concerns due to the eurozone debt crisis.
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Japan and India are set to unveil a new currency swap agreement aimed at easing potential short-term liquidity problems.
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It is one of Paris's most famous and most photographed buildings, the basilica of Sacre Coeur. And for France, the basilica is both a political and religious monument.
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Two prominent South Koreans have met North Korea's incoming leader, Kim Jong-un, in Pyongyang.
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India's Sachin Tendulkar is still seeking a historic 100th international century after being dismissed for 73 on the second day of the first Test against Australia.
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Does tiny Cape Verde offer hope for the rest of the continent?
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Palm oil plantations hit Indonesia's orangutans
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A freight train has been derailed and two people were swept from their car in flooding that struck Australia's Northern Territories.
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The fourth instalment of the Mission Impossible films, starring Tom Cruise, takes the Christmas box office number one spot in the US and Canada.
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Rich countries are failing to contribute to a emergency fund leaving the world "dangerously unprepared" for future disasters, the UK warns.
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Japan is to ease an arms export ban that has been in place since 1967, the top government spokesman confirms.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin dismisses calls for a review of disputed parliamentary election results, despite mass demonstrations.
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Thousands of Syrian anti-government protesters gather in Homs, activists say, as Arab League peace monitors arrive in the volatile city.
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A total of 1,249 people are now known to have died in the flash floods in the Philippines triggered by Typhoon Washi more than a week ago, officials say.
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Beijing's Beidou service begins offering location, navigation and timing data offering an alternative to the US's GPS network.
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A court in Cairo blocks forced virginity tests on female detainees in military prisons after a case brought by a Tahrir Square protester.
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Italy's competition watchdog fines Apple 900,000 euros for failing to publicise shoppers' right to two-year guarantees.
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Guinea-Bissau's navy chief Jose Americo Bubo Na Tchuto is arrested after an attempted coup, the West African nation's army and government say.
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Police are questioning 11 people over the murder of a teenager on London's Oxford Street, and they are investigating a second stabbing nearby.
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Iran puts on trial an American man of Iranian descent who "confessed" to working as a CIA spy on state TV, local media say.
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US house prices fell further in October despite record low mortgage interest rates, according to new figures.
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A man who killed his former employer and five members of his family in the Israeli town of Rishon Lezion is jailed for life.
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An 18-year-old man who was murdered on Oxford Street in central London was stabbed in the heart, Scotland Yard says.
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DR Congo's battle against killer malarial mosquitos
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NHS hospitals in England will be free to use almost half their hospital beds and theatre time for private patients under government plans.
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Two Swedish journalists are sentenced by an Ethiopian court to 11 years each in jail for entering the country illegally and supporting terrorism.
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Japan asks nuclear operator Tokyo Electric Power Company to consider temporary state control, as the company seeks extra funds to compensate disaster victims.
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Victims of a hack on US security think-tank Stratfor are warned not to offer public support to the company due to threats of further attacks.
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India's lower house of parliament passes a new anti-corruption bill amid a fresh protest fast by campaigner Anna Hazare, who wants a stronger law.
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Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari has said the country's top judge has ignored the murder of his wife, former prime minister Benazir Bhutto.
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Israeli President Shimon Peres urges Israelis to rally against ultra-Orthodox Jewish extremism in what he says is a fight for the "soul of the nation".
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Helen Frankenthaler, the US abstract expressionist painter, has died aged 83 after a long illness, her nephew says.
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Thousands rally in the Israeli town of Beit Shemesh against ultra-Orthodox Jewish extremism, prompted by attacks on "immodestly" dressed women.
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The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
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Shares in US retail giant Sears fall 23% as it announces plans to close up to 120 Sears and Kmart stores amid poor sales.
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People queue outside Spanish consulates in Latin America in a last rush to apply for citizenship as descendants of exiles who fled Spain during the 1936-39 Civil War and Franco dictatorship.
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Angry protesters in Syria's restive city of Homs demand protection from visiting Arab League monitors as tanks are reportedly withdrawn.
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Consumer confidence in the US increased for the second month in a row in December to an eight-month high, new data suggests.
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