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The head of the US Federal Reserve, Ben Bernanke, warns politicians that blocking a rise in the debt ceiling could put US and global finance at risk.
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The BBC's Mark Dummett reports on the impact of UK aid in Orissa in eastern India.
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Turkey says over 8,000 Syrians have sought refuge over the border, as Syrian tanks spread out around towns and villages near the border, widening a crackdown on 12 weeks of anti-government protests.
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Libyan rebels fighting to topple Col Muammar Gaddafi edge west from the city of Misrata, while fresh explosions rock the capital Tripoli overnight.
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A dinosaur found in Australia is almost identical to a well-known fish-eating one from the UK, suggesting northern and southern hemisphere dinos had a lot more in common than previously thought.
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Qantas airlines cuts its forecast for domestic growth as it grounds more flights due to ash from volcano in Chile.
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Newsnight's Stephen Smith has been investigating how David Cameron's Big Society's could turn out and visited Belgium during its volunteering day.
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Afghanistan is the most dangerous country for women, an international poll of experts on gender issues says.
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An Indian activist who went on a hunger strike in February to protest against illegal mining has died in a hospital in northern Uttarakhand state.
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Alan Shearer will not become Cardiff City's new manager after holding what he describes as "unsuccessful" talks with the club.
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Standard & Poor's downgrades its outlook for China's property market from stable to negative due to tightening credit policy
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A general strike is due to take place in Athens where anti-government protesters are aiming to stop a debate on new austerity measures.
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Cuba has published the diaries that the revolutionary icon Ernesto Che Guevara kept during the guerrilla campaign that brought Fidel Castro to power in 1959.
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It has been over a year since Belgium's general election on 13 June 2010, but Belgium still has no official government.
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Ratings agency Moody's warns it may downgrade the credit rating of three French banks because of their exposure to Greek debt.
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Police in Papua New Guinea investigating the discovery of a woman's body at the home of acting prime minister Sam Abal arrest his adopted son.
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Nigeria's pastors run multi-million dollar empires which rival that of oil tycoons, a Nigerian blogger who researches the issue tells the BBC.
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Travel chaos spreads to Western Australia with flights into and out of Perth cancelled because of ash from the volcanic eruption in Chile.
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US President Barack Obama calls for a ceasefire in Sudan, amid claims by the UN that aid efforts in South Kordofan are being hampered.
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A suicide bomber in a car laden with explosives kills himself and at least seven people in Kapisa, central Afghanistan, the interior ministry says.
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A rural worker reportedly threatened by illegal loggers is shot dead in Brazil's Amazon, land rights campaigners say - the sixth murder there in a month.
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Nine North Koreans, including four children, land by boat in South Korea, according to Seoul's defence ministry and media reports.
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Qualifying for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil begins on Wednesday with Trinidad hosting a preliminary match between Montserrat and Belize.
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A Japanese astronaut posts a message on his Twitter feed from the International Space Station telling followers space travel has given him motion sickness.
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West End musical Shrek has its official opening in London, untroubled by a nearby fire that caused a show at a neighbouring theatre to be cancelled.
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Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov loses a defamation case against the head of Russian human rights group Memorial in a verdict that surprises observers.
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Syria calls on refugees to return to Jisr al-Shughour after an army attack to restore order, as troops reportedly prepare an assault on a nearby town.
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Thailand's armed forces chief urges people to vote for "good people'" in what is seen as a swipe at the opposition ahead of a general election.
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UK unemployment fell 88,000 in the three months to April to 2.43m, the biggest drop since the summer of 2000, data shows.
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Supporters of President Assad have unfurled a 2,000ft flag in central Damascus to show their support for him.
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Concern grows for moderate Islamic figures in Russia's Dagestan region after an imam is shot days after the killing of an academic.
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Liverpool winger Maxi Rodriguez could be on his way back to his boyhood club Newell's Old Boys in Argentina.
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Peruvian Nobel laureate Mario Vargas Llosa criticises authoritarian governments while on an academic tour of China.
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The UN rejects criticism of its Cambodia tribunal, amid claims that a case against mid-level Khmer Rouge officials was closed without being investigated.
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What are rare earths, why are they so valuable and how did China end up taking control of 97% of the world's supply?
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will travel to the US and Canada with an entourage of seven staff, St James's Palace has said.
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So You Think, the Aidan O'Brien-trained Australian import, suffers a shock defeat at the Prince of Wales's Stakes on the second day of action at Royal Ascot.
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Fear and fury in Iran over violent sex crimes
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Mexican prosecutors appeal after judges free Tijuana ex-mayor Jorge Hank Rhon from arrest on weapons charges and rule he cannot be held over a murder investigation.
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A Chinese mining venture threatens an ancient Afghan Buddhist site.
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Flights to East Africa are severely disrupted as ash from an Eritrean volcano spreads across the region and heads towards Saudi Arabia.
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Vegetarians in Berlin have done their bit to prove the safety of cucumbers after the vegetables were wrongly linked to an E. coli outbreak.
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Human Rights Watch says China is covering up the extent of lead poisoning among children and sending sick children back to contaminated homes.
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The government confirms that Col Gaddafi will not be attending the London 2012 Olympic Games.
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James Peck, born on the Falkland Islands, has become the first person from there to chose Argentine citizenship.
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The UK's biggest banks must be forced to ring-fence their retail operations from investment banking, Chancellor George Osborne is to say.
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Police in Bangladesh arrest a husband whom they suspect of "mercilessly beating" his university lecturer wife.
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Dozens of gunmen attack government buildings in the southern Yemeni town of Houta, raising fears that the country is falling into the hands of al-Qaeda.
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The UN estimates 60,000 people have fled bombing in Sudan's South Kordofan as US President Barack Obama calls for a ceasefire in the border region.
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Defending champion Serena Williams is seeded seventh for Wimbledon, while Britain's Andy Murray is seeded fourth in the men's draw.
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England captain Andrew Strauss is confident of regaining form in the third Test against Sri Lanka at the Rose Bowl.
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Greek police fire teargas at protesters as state TV says the PM has proposed setting up a coalition government to pass austerity measures.
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An Australian television presenter attempted to tell a Delai Lama joke to the man himself, but struggled to get a laugh.
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South Africa declares the passport found on the body of the senior African al-Qaeda militant Fazul Abdullah Mohammed a forgery.
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Syrian troops trying to quash three months of protests are committing "alleged breaches of the most fundamental rights", says a UN report.
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About 20 Tamil asylum seekers facing the prospect of being deported from Britain to Sri Lanka tell the BBC that their lives are in danger.
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EU commissioners have a "profound sense of foreboding" about Greece and the future of the eurozone, a leaked account of a meeting suggests.
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Daring to defy Gaddafi in Libya's dangerous capital city
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The UK presses Sri Lanka to investigate alleged atrocities during its civil war after "horrific" video of apparent prisoner killings aired in a TV programme.
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The BBC has obtained rare interviews with members of the Libyan underground opposition in Tripoli where they have described their acts of secret resistance and their willingness to die for the anti-Gaddafi cause.
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Burmese rebels in Kachin state destroy bridges to prevent new attacks by the army, as the government arrests two ethnic Kachin political leaders.
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Greek PM George Papandreou is to form a new government as he tries to win support for austerity measures demanded by the EU and IMF.
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England Under-21s are held to a goalless draw by their Ukraine counterparts at the European Championship in Denmark, meaning they must win their last Group B game to reach the semi-finals.
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Pakistan arrests five alleged CIA informants who helped in the raid that killed al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden in May.
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Thousands of people are reported to be fleeing the town of Maarat al-Numan in northern Syria, amidst fears that the army is preparing for a crackdown there.
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Tunisia defends a controversial advertising campaign to attract tourists who deserted the country after its uprising in January.
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The US internet radio service Pandora Media rises sharply on its debut on the New York Stock Exchange, before falling back.
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Irish author Colum McCann wins the International Impac Dublin Literary Award for his latest novel, Let The Great World Spin.
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Greek PM George Papandreou says he is to form a new government as he tries to win support for austerity measures, amid riots in the capital Athens.
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US firearms agents say they were ordered to step aside and watch as guns were purchased, illegally resold and sent to Mexican drug cartels.
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The FIA confirms the Bahrain Grand Prix will not be part of the 2011 Formula 1 calendar.
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Former Labour Health Secretary Alan Milburn calls the coalition's amended changes to the NHS in England the "biggest car crash" in the service's history.
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Gabrielle Giffords, the US congresswoman shot in the head in January, is released from hospital after her cognitive abilities and strength improve.
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The White House says President Barack Obama does not need congressional authorisation to engage in the Nato-led mission in Libya.
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Indonesia mobilises more than 3,000 police in advance of a verdict in the terrorism trial of the radical Muslim cleric Abu Bakar Ba'asyir.
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