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Can a new public awareness save Taiwan's endangered species?
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Sri Lanka sees tourism boost after end of conflict
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North Korea has at least one hidden nuclear site and should face tougher sanctions, a UN report says, according to diplomats.
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Chelsea sign Brazil international defender David Luiz from Benfica in a five-and-a-half-year deal worth about £21.3m.
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Officials in Haiti say they are ready to issue ex-president Jean-Bertrand Aristide with a diplomatic passport, paving the way for his possible return to the Caribbean nation.
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Canadian police are investigating reports that 100 husky dogs, used by an outdoor-adventure company for sled rides, were killed inhumanely when business declined.
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Egyptian-Americans anxious as turmoil strikes home
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A mental hospital in the US state of Oregon is trying to identify the cremated remains of 3,500 patients which were hidden in a storage room for decades.
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Pressure group Human Rights Watch urges Honduras to investigate a spate of killings they say is targeting the country's transgender, gay and lesbian community.
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Hundreds of debt advisers in England and Wales stop taking on new cases because their funding is to be axed next month.
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A study suggests that the effects of last year's floods in Pakistan could have been less catastrophic if European weather forecasts had been shared with Pakistan.
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A rare deadly virus claims its four victim in India, health officials say.
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The massive mission to eradicate the American mink from Scotland
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A Pakistani court orders the authorities not to free a US citizen arrested for killing two men in Lahore last week and moves to stop him leaving the country.
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The United States is expressing concern about the way Russia is treating opposition protesters following the arrest of dozens of demonstrators who had been demanding the ousting of Prime Minister Vladimir Putin.
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The world's oldest woman, Eunice Sanborn, has died in Texas, US, at the age of 114.
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Churches help integrate Hungary's struggling Roma
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The continuing boom in smartphone sales helps German chipmaker Infineon to report strong first quarter profits.
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Controversial proposals to overhaul the NHS in England pass their first hurdle after six hours of debate in the House of Commons.
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Rethinking the legacy of Russia's former president
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North and South Korea agree to hold preliminary military talks on 8 February, in an attempt to defuse tensions on the peninsula.
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Windows 8km away are smashed by the largest blast yet from Shinmoedake, a volcano erupting in southern Kyushu, Japan.
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The US space shuttle Discovery is moved back to its launch pad in preparation for what should be its final mission.
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Egyptian actor Omar Sharif discusses the crisis in his homeland of Egypt.
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A Buddhist monk is likely to face five years in prison for violating strict anti-smoking laws in the tiny Himalayan nation of Bhutan.
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The African Union endorses Kenya's request to delay the ICC trial of those accused of organising post-election violence.
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A giant statue of former Russian President, Boris Yeltsin, will be unveiled in his birthplace, Ekaterinburg.
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Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim, considered the world's richest man, unveils plans to invest $8.3bn (£5bn) in 19 countries.
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A violent blast from Shinmoedake, a volcano erupting in Kyushu, Japan, has broken windows 8km (five miles) away.
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The families of a South African couple captured by Somali pirates in October plead for their release, after a ransom demand of $10m (£6m).
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The deadline passes for Malawi's civil servants to open a bank account or risk not being paid, as the government tries to tackle "ghost workers".
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Five-times Olympic champion Ian Thorpe is to hold a news conference on Wednesday amid speculation he is planning a comeback ahead of London 2012.
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A portrait of the muse who transformed painter Pablo Picasso's life and art is to go under the hammer at Sotheby's in London next week.
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A Chinese court jails a truck driver over the death of a village chief in a case which triggered a campaign over allegations that he was murdered.
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Police in Indian-administered Kashmir accuse separatist militants of killing two sisters in the town of Sopore, north of Srinagar.
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A German ship-owner confirms the death of a sailor in a failed bid to free a cargo ship seized by pirates off the Seychelles.
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New online crime maps for England and Wales are being launched which allow users to see what offences have been reported in their local streets.
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The number of civilians killed in Afghanistan since the US-led invasion a decade ago hit record levels last year, according to a new report.
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Burma's new parliament nominates candidates for the posts of president and two vice-presidents - but Than Shwe, the top general, is not on the list.
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Government, unions and business in Spain agree a "grand social pact" to allow for an overhaul to boost the economy.
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Children in the UK watch an average of more than two and a half of television a day and spend an hour and 50 minutes online a day, a poll suggests.
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Unemployment in the eurozone has remained unchanged at 10% in December 2010, official figures show.
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Germany is relaxing security measures imposed in November last year in response to fears of terrorist attacks.
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The US government orders all non-emergency personnel to evacuate Egypt amid continuing political unrest there.
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Ireland expels a Russian diplomat after it finds Moscow's intelligence service faked Irish passports for Russian spies living in the US.
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Thousands have gathered in the centre of the Egyptian capital, Cairo, amid calls by protest leaders for a million people to rally in support of demands for the removal of President Hosni Mubarak.
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Egypt's famous pyramids have been closed as mass demonstrations continue in Cairo.
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The Irish Republic is to hold an early general election on 25 February, the country's first national vote since the bail-out.
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Mexico's ambassador in London complains to the BBC over "offensive, xenophobic and humiliating" comments made about his country on Top Gear.
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A new crime-mapping website for England and Wales is experiencing a "temporary problem" as millions log on every hour, the Home Office says.
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The cost of cleaning up the Gulf of Mexico oil spill pushes BP into its first annual loss since 1992, but the firm restores dividend payments.
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Taliban commanders in Afghanistan tell the BBC that they are willing to explore peace talks if their security is guaranteed.
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Police in Tanzania investigate the discovery of a mass grave in Dar es Salaam containing the bodies of 10 newborn babies.
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At least 14 young men are killed and 14 seriously injured after falling from the roof of a train near the Indian city of Lucknow.
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A Cambodian court finds two Thai nationalists guilty of espionage, in a case highlighting increasing tensions along the countries' border.
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The US braces for another onslaught of bitter winter weather as a storm expected to hit a third of the country gathers in the mid-west.
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President Goodluck Jonathan of Nigeria says he will not seek a second term in office if he wins elections in April.
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Serbian ex-paramilitary Milorad Momic, suspected of involvement in the Srebrenica massacre in 1995, is arrested in the French Alps.
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Software tycoon's $2bn grant could transform Indian education
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A Swiss male care worker confesses to abusing 114 children and disabled adults over three decades, prosecutors say.
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Leading US Democratic senator John Kerry calls on Egypt's president to "step aside gracefully" and pledge not to run in this year's election.
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French prosecutors seize a jet said to belong to the family of ousted Tunisian President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali.
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Protests in Egypt have not just focused on the capital Cairo.
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The Foreign Office is sending a charter aircraft to Egypt to provide additional capacity for Britons who may want to leave the country.
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The unrest in Egypt leads to some container ships being re-routed as vessels look to bypass Egyptian ports.
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At least 219 people died during the protests that toppled Tunisia's President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali last month, a UN team says.
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President Hosni Mubarak has announced he will stand down at the country's next election in September - following another day of massive protest across Egypt.
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UK music company EMI falls into the hands of US bank Citigroup - ending a disastrous purchase by Guy Hands' private equity group Terra Firma.
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George Alagiah meets protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square holding protests to try to force President Hosni Mubarak from power.
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A US woman who allegedly called herself "Jihad Jane" pleads guilty in Pennsylvania to involvement in an overseas terrorism plot.
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King Abdullah of Jordan sacks his government and appoints a new PM charged with carrying out reform, as protests continue.
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The Obama administration has told Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak not to stand for re-election in the September, the BBC learns.
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Egyptian protesters hold a massive rally in the capital, Cairo, as President Hosni Mubarak prepares to make a TV statement.
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King Abdullah of Jordan has dismissed his cabinet and appointed a new prime minister amid large street protests.
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US shares close at their highest level in more than two years as upbeat corporate earnings and manufacturing data add to confidence in recovery.
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Australian officials warn Cyclone Yasi, approaching Queensland with winds of up to 295 km/h (183 mph), could be the deadliest storm in living memory.
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Swiss bank accounts held by Haiti's ex-leader Jean-Claude Duvalier are blocked as a new law takes effect in Switzerland.
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